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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-14
MRS. COlLETTE AND
H. A. BIGELOW WE'D

On Saturday evening, at the residence
of Mrs. H. j. James. on College street
occurred the marriage of Mr.. Harry
Bigelow and Mrs. Mary P. Coilette
Only the immediate friends of the bride
and groom were present, the wedding
being very quiet one Rev. John Us
borne, rector of st. Clements chapel
performed the ceremony. Miss HarIean
James attended the bride while Mr..
Wade Warren Thayer acted as grooms-
man. After the ceremony dainty sup
per was served upon the beautifully
decorated lanai Of the James residence.
Mr. BigelOw is a member of the legal
firm of Kinney, Ballou and McClanahan
and has been a resident of the Islands
about two years, while the bride came
to Honolulu from her home in Colorado
something over a year ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bigelow will spend their honey
moon at ''Kealohiwai,' the pretty sum-
mer home of Mrs. A. Francis Judd, on
the Koolau side of this island. They
will make their home at the Grim wood
residence, on Thurston avenue after
June LIST.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Judd. Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Swain. Mrs.
l.. e. Thayer, Miss E. II. Ryan, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. j. Bissell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
house. Mrs. Grace Waterhouse. Mrs.
John osborne. Mrs. and Miss Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McClanahan, w
w. Thayer. ]. H. Harrison. c. 5. Dole.
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THE WEEK IN
HILO TOWN

HILO. April 11.-Miss Mamie War
land and Mr.. /. E. Ray were united in
marriage Wednesday morning, at the
residence of Mrs. o. A. Steven in OIaa,
Rev. Mr.. Cruzan officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray are spending their honey
moon at the Volcano House.
S.. The Teachers Association will meet
Tuesday evening.
c. H. Austin has assumed the man
agement OF Peacock & Sons store, Mr..
Auerbach goes to Honolulu
The Planters Association held a
meeting Wednesday.
The Papaikou mill reached the 500
ton grinding mark last Saturday.
A. w. Barnard OF Laupahoehoe has
been commissioned school agent for the
district between Papaikou and Kohala.
a. Richley has received a letter from
Congressman Tongue of Oregon saying
that he would visit here after the adj
journment Of Congress.
The Cotillion Club will give May
day german on the evening of May I'd
The April meeting OF the Piano Club
was held Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Won Gravemeyer.
F. J. Wheeler has resigend as book
keeper for Waikiki plantation and
will leave at once for Japan.
John Kelley. captain of the Nine Mile
police. has resigned.
A Portuguese boy named Jordin, aged
Is, and little girl named Mary Vim
cent, only Is years of age. eloped from
kapoho, Puma, last week After the
marriage they both went back home
and to work. Later on the girls
brother-in-law went to Hilo to have
the marriage annuIed.
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ARRIVED,

Saturday. April u.
Stmr. I<ehua, Napala, from Maui and
Molokai ports.
Stmr. Waialeale. Piitz, from AnahoIa
Nawiliwili, Eleele and Makaweli at G
a. m. with 34o0 bags sugar. two boxes
gasoline. "a empty carboys
Stmr. Kauai from Punaluu, at D.
m.
s. 8. Aoransi. Phillips. from Victoria
and Vancouver, at p. m.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo
end way ports. at 1850 p. m. with mail,
passengers and ~ hogs, 6S barrels of
beer. SO sacks of coffee, 43 sacks of
corn. 81 crates of cabbage, 30 cords of
wood, seven bundles of hides, and 1872
packages of sundries.
Sunday. April Is.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, g. Thompson, from
Kauai ports.
Stmr. Claudine. Parker. from Maui
ports.
Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Mosher, from XII
lauea, at 9:45 a m.
Stmr. Noeau. Wyman, from Kukui-
haele. at 10 a m.
S,mr. James Makee, Tullett, from
at 6:55 a. m.
Am. blk Ceylon, Willer, % days from
Laysan Island.
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Y. NJ G. A. MEETING TONIGHT.

The adjourned annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held this evening. at 1880 O'Clock, in
characterization building, for the pur-
pose of making up the list of directors.
one more being needed to make the ros-
ter complete. A new president is also
to be elected. to succeed T. Give Da-
viess who has served for a year. In
order that president could he selected
from persons outside the board OF d.
rectors, a committee was appointed at
the meeting held last Monday evening
to revise the bylaws so that this could
be legally done. Their report viii be
submitted at tonight'S meeting.
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another severe engagement is report
60 between forces of General Kitchener
.hu Generals Delarey and Kemp in
South Africa, resulting in a deteat for
the Beers.
1Nihe mines are closed and three
lhousand men idle as a result OF a
strike in Montana
Japan has issued bonds amounting to
II 'Voo'eeO yen for railroad and public
works construction.
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DEPARTED.

Saturday, April IL.
3 5. Aorangi, Philips. for Suva, Bris-
bane and Sydney, at d. m.
Schr. Charles Levi Woodbury., Harris,
for Hilo, at 10 a. m
Am. bktn. Klikitat, Cutler, for Port
Townsend, at $50 a. m.
Sunday, April 13.
L. s. A T. Sheridan, Pierce, for Ma
Mia, at a IN.
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SAIL TODAY

Schr. Lady, Moki. for Koolau ports.
in afternoon.
schr. Concord. Mana, for PaauiIo,
may sail in morning.
Schr- Twilight, for Koloa, Eleeie. Ha-
napepe. Waimea and Kekaha. in after
noon.
Stmr. Niihau. Thompson. for Homo
kaa and kukuihaele. at a. m.
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WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander St, April Is.
Mean temperature-71.3.
Minimum temperature-63.
Maximum temperature-7S.
Barometer at 9 p. m.-30.05, irregular.
Rainfall, "a hours up to 9 a. m.-.03.
Mean dew point for the day-645.
Mean relative humidity-S0
Winds--NNE, force 3.
Weather-Cloudy, showers and fair.
Forecast for today-Light trades, va
-iable weather, some showers.
CURTIS j. LYONS,
Territorial Meteorologist.
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DUE TOMORROW.
S. S. Sonoma, from the colonies.
PASSENGERS.

PASSENGERS.
Arrived
From Hilo and way ports, per, Stmr.
Kinau. April 12.-Rev. Kekawa and
valet, Mrs. Kekawa and infant, J. Mus
ten, II. Morgan, II. Hamburg, c. Sedg-
wick. r. T. LANCE, L. G. Howell, G. c.
Kennedy, Miss l.. Wilhelm, Leong
Sum, NJ. Houghtailing, W. A. Burke. C.
Gibson, wife and son, Jas. Mckee. d.
and Mrs. Walters and maid. So Young.
c. Yaknam, II. H. Renton, F. Woods,
P. P. Woods, E. p. Low. Mrs. H. HALL
Iehua, A. L. Louisson. F. c. Eaton. c..
II. Wideman, Mrs. c. H. Wideman and
maid, Master H. p. Wideman, Mrs. F.
Newcastle, L. Fletcher and 79 deck
passengers.
For additional passenger lists see
page 10.
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~
BORN

WATT-At Honokaa, Hawaii, on the
4th april. 1902. to the wife of A. ].
Watt, a son.
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KAANAPALI.
DeDarfed

April 10.-Bk. Diamond Head, Peter
son, for San Francisco. with 26,237 bags
Z. NJ. sugar.
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SHlPPlhS iNTELLIGENcE-

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TION. April 10. 10 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind fresh NE.
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SAIL TOMORROW

Snnr: Mauna Loa, for Lahafna, Aaa.
iaea, Kona and Kau. at noon.
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DUE TO-DAY.

s. s. Hyades. Garlick, from Sal
Francisco.
s. s. Doric, from the Orient.
s. s. Gaelic, from San Francisco.
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HILO.

April Sam. blk. Annie Johnson, Viii
liams. for San Francisco, with 21,157
bags Of Olaa sugar and 1900 bags of
Waiakea Mill Co. 8 sugar.
April 9.-Am. blk. Marion Chilcott.
Nelson. for San Francisco, with 49, $50
bags Hakalau. 1854 Pepeekeo, 1000
Waiakea, 1887 Hilo Sugar Co.'S sugar.
April Fam. sp Helen Brewer
Mahaney. for New York. with 1e,13S
bags sugar from Honomu and 2S6S4
bags sugar from Onomea Sugar CO.
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KAHULUI.

Departed.
April n.-Schr. Compeer. Laping, for
the Sound. in ballast.
April 12.-Bktn. Wrestler, Nelson,
with sugar, for San Francisco.
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THE public to know that the Honolulu
Horse Bazaar is the place to get rigs
of any description to see the sights In
and around Honolulu. Also, horses
bought, sold and exchanged. King
street, opposite Kawaiahao Church.
Phone White 3112. GILT
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
BY the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
T|E|T'EIIEz11EEI1ETEE i

First quarter of the Moon on the 18th
ut 1855 p. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Gecdetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 80
minutes slower than Greenwich time. be-
ing that OF the meridian of 157 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at $50
y. m, which Is the same as Greenwich, o
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
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Barometer corrected TO SO =. and sea
level, and for standard gravity OF Lat IS.
This correction Is -.os for Honolulu.
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a responsible party. a
cottage near car line or center of city.
Rent must be reasonable. Yard room
no object. Address S. A. w. ", this
office. 612e
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PANAMA hats to clean; best place in
Honolulu-1425 Emma street. near
Vineyard. e13s
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THE PACIFIC
commercial advertiser
Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu
II. T.. Second-c,aJs Matter.
.
RAILWAY & LAND CO
TIME TABLE.

From and after Jan. /, 1901.
OUTWARD.
Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
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Classified ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAN

A BOY about Is; finished school, with
bicycle; non-cigarette smoking. who
knows the city, who is willing to
work Wages $500 per week. Ad-
dress D., P. o. Box 2oS. 61h
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Honolulu. April Il. 1902
NAME OF STOCK

MERCANTILE
4. Brewer 6 Co
N 5. Sachs Dry Good:
Co., Ltd. .....
L. B. Kerr Co., Ltd.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

Spao man nian beunore 8irsnion for.
er, at ban tan tpnitrnere et Drama, Der
| fin iuserItc Gruns or en- grGoi.cn. pna
en- iIis Ilaaoe. iom ban Der bar Siort.
Wrrias mrrtcIiec Natur er 10 esentlia
Gtri!ets Sfirbne, men BET belle bIir msr
Sr9oiisn pper oenne Siirbne eno en-
Strife uSsiflese SGacr al oeHs Rdtur.
o. eos tables life Snteresien en- snefe
Sang.
: fin @rurS er gisrniors fiSite Trds
maer ct Ranb ON. at man maa barge
ii9 MOB Teret | Reuuefet Der. bnor BET
b~erifsr. pan ben enc % ben arScn Rda'
be. % farIisit er bet | sen bsrsItc 9uIs
tur; tbi Der CT Oct prrit at Taa tftp'fer.
Der or Oct ~Iettrit at soeIreae. o. Ser
i'aber EoeI1ggelicu bitrt'gTt Scrotrrins.
Sua or BE Snelra for Sicmmct on
EdiniIien. Chi Sisic cr 4ulhirens otas
tigite Stettsr. 8amler Sc. iaa rainier
ogiaa 8iiIhiren.
Sen tore Carer % RrrSitunt 9isrrs
Ton bar aIbria torouct fine Seutcu1cr
iaa oGIoio uSober 9auSsne ipm / bette
Stptte.
CTao ariugen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

narmebe ia ooian fin 6uIcfsrelie. ar'
beibet poneii meb filo Strait. @rnro
Sotel bar mi iaa at Iige fuIot frroiet %
uar fnopibt tiIiipttet at bets Hpe eier.
Grtcrs Gnfe. bbis to Gamer Iisbtc 3o'
teIet peb auftion for $4,000 9r. Sotels
lets @ranntayt bar 100000 ar. Grbei'
Bet meb Scrubanelinien aieunem Snen
paagif. Goalebes pnr GunSarnenterins
Gen af Brosn ober SnanieneIpen ! NIB
Gang. 8rnen fal lnaeeS ODER GIp,n
itrar neSenfor SoISboSen % Snhbcrreos
9omplfibsbrasge. S~fi9rinssn eicnntm
Seioen o~penfor gpen i Retnins mob
Sunbe paneif Iisslebes. Get er ciitnot
en- at be Itsrite SorofiGringer peh nos
Gen al 2anoets Serubaner, 90 mango
&ibifmeter Serb bill ben iornme I'll at
inoeboIbe.
GmlnS ReIteu meb Sslse reiite herfra
Abe Cftober paa Hetir til Gnlertfa. 8
bans SeIae bar amuno 8asuusien 8ea
iten. Snfiinebalen, meb belle fin Samis
Tie. WifieI 9eberien S~ouasoolS mee
SnItru, 8anSi SlsSt Seraeen os nosIe
r~naSommer til, ialt 12 Renreifer.
SiIieu.
Steusaas.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Den "6ale muuab."

"8aIe RuHGb" ener Sail Whlbam.
meS a6buuob. Tom i iiSite ire Mar
bar bereot grgIGn6errc iaa itorc
SaniteItabebSr / SomaIiIonS, befrt.
peS Iom en- ing MorS. mort, bei on
liant og me6 ct tibet Sageifire.
"Dhluab"er er / RubameSaner.
mes Zine en- iGrIia beuia RnnS. noe.
item Iigeiaa flor iom RubommeS. Der
bar oQerebe pprct mnuoe "MoS
W'luobS". Sor at ceuoa benne Sr.
oersttteI moa De pGrc beiat al reIi.
gtsIt @nnoib % ~foritoo at tilpenbe
itg fine Naboer8 GienScIe. uaioo be.
res apinSer % @srn; til uSen ct
tort 6orem opnoor inQen mrhome-
oan't Froiet ben forrsSnc GniecIIe.
"@ole WtiQoh" ertIrrer. al qua.
Ter life fan romme BAN, oo ot BON
ocprfsrer hennc l~liourborhcS poo tine
Silhrnoere, ronr Sc ob'nhcr ham.
SntS 01iaIerre nIiorneI Nrrbcr Dem,
Ter bette noo @rl,nb n beres gnr.
Der. San riher pan en- brio. BELLA
9nreI. frer'incr u~oohFrfio Mrnner
mrh hpIcnSr Stemmc "a piGhe webr,.
Der % opfIommer fine 2oIf til Iiae
III beres iiSite Shrnb at 6rrbe Sc
Eontro. Com rftcft Q1nr bon nfrrt.
en- for R1rnIerne. men mouQIcr bon
life Mob, roor set QirI6er.
Munob er AZ Lab bcrfom'f, men
er en- mcQet inefficient o. In Fcr'on.
n bon ernnra ioottcq, At ct Qrios.
'fih Ioh fine eIrftri'fe 9n8fr'trrc mile
/ NTrbcber al 0niten. i%nmm'nfnTntc
hon oen fsIocnhc Nften en- Itor Trr.
iomIina. HCINiQnis fcr bonn rcttphe
coioo 2n&foiterrr hcnre %ftcr IN,
StronIcr moo 9orS, % munob rs.
InnhP MI hette iom Gt Teon. iom W,l.
hommeo hopoe 'crNt hircfte ira Mcf.
ia for at piie, boor bett bans Ticrer
ItoS I hans Rurii
San er en- Weitcr / ot intriqerc ca
hnr res ifNrc 0siirr ~ ,r,rr ~, Rii.
trrn1ooI cftrrhonrScn fnptt't frpre
Stammer til fig. iom for par BAN
ricnotliaiinocOe. NeIttooct moo N2uI.
Lab er iaomeQet onnifcIiqprr, ior6i
buerfen ban eller bans Tolt Dor noaer
toIt @opGI. De i~nitnIIcrcr ia iro.
oanlignis / De 2nnOsbpcr. iom Sc
ooertuIoer % erobrer; men 6iSic &c.
ftoor oNioo fun al trnr&port1ble Spt.
fer al 6lctnerf. hPffet meb Rattrr
% fan i en- Soonpenoina FInt:cS til ct
~'ifrcrc SEQ, naor Der or 3arc paa.
fGroe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
= Breye fra Norge J

gsrn. Cppe peS g1,iIe nisote oi Snees
bicrs gisIiO, Gift meo Sobn garitab; be
boz paa gisIio, o. lfal bare 0aarben;
be GurrIe: giernuino % Sngebisrg Wis,
lib, er IbgeIige o. fruiIen mn, f~ortnIte
bun. Seq sif forbi Nule bent til aam.
LTD. Ser leber be bel. os be er IGrSeIss
benneIGle o9 eiGitmiIoe. Ears o. ariiti
bar A RATE Sitter: Rif.eI, Sorius.
8ieruunb % Snsebret. 8e ganle SoIf
Sorfis % NasbiID bar bra frife; Gass
bib ipntes leg if9r bar fin aIbef eoSt;
bun ndr belt ung at ie til, ipntes iee;
men sorius ipntes iee bar blet mssef
pIore, iioen iioit iea iaa ham. Sc biz
Ter ina firrIig til fine 8srn; Der gnar
NOT ingen Sag forbi, uoen at be tnnier
paa eoer naeS aiarIisbeS. oe maaife en-
Snne triner ufornarenbe neopber be fus
rebc ainber. @Iem nIbrie ebers @amle
berhiemrc. ian IGnee De leoer. De bans
be nbs fact Srep fra euro, f~ortulte be.
Desn leg bar tall meb mango andre
8amle, iom life fanr grep fra fine Born.
Ram s blir saule % bar Born ielp,
Tan 5 faa prsbe, bpor tlnst oct er: 9srs
meme refer fra eSer. og s peS life, bpor
be forbes. Sen eneite Srsit. iee ban
isien, er a~irteeaarben," insSe eueans en-
gammel Raub til mig - ale bar bsoe
% borte fra ban.
9soe | Stafie: 3orneIia 2pfta. Signe
Sr9tfe, Slab G~asmlnbIen gilitao.
@ifte er: Slno @iermunoien meb
5Gsc 8psitsel. 8mnar SeItpeiot meb
Tarstt @lnnarsb. Giitab. 6Iap Meris
Jon uleo anne SalborsS. 8utnen.
(0eere.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21
Satarrb tan furcrcS.

Hntarrh ct E, nsc FrrlHl bsIrgtet cuse o. rrr.
ac auicst ior aheI5rsotIia; % cog nt0es Dc, c, RIB,
rel. iom III ert of iHsers RatlrCa pa1 ethS II, al
bcHs stdsier. 2 NAME aar tIrv bette Teerl bru,,
q afeges q. Etcbcus en- ptot betsuet antboritr,
! Glc yaia' 90 Sunasiago0mme. IA iea bar pgsvst
bette AtbbtiE t~pguHeCsl a. hslbrsbcHer RtaftI an,
hrper az ItlfElos % enter al lctte meaneif Tia 81
ert... uti q necu Bstatirs 'suSe Cgfrtitru paa
anu, JrGHif tssr Gnaslt III aae, lem ltorr al 4,
tarn, Wilma. I7rtr9 % 9crVeHrrsrHsr mes fulb
anptsuiuQ Tor stItrrco ina o. smg Eeubss N
8cit Ctter 94eotalclieH al ErtmRrts o. Rnunct pqa
bette Sl9e. " U R0Res S4I, soIusrs elsd, so
deter. Y. y. v
Decorah-posten., 1902-11-21

AMaa Sranebrr! Sncniterne
ticncr. ION b~efienbt, Riuioncr ON
gorct oe0 at efsportcrc 3uttrbPr. Rri
er De ogioa bcgpnot at pIuffe pa ipI.
Ne GronebPr, % for noQIe 9aqe Il.
ben ien6tcs ca. $500 GQ. faa6anne
@rr til G6emnit'. Tnifprrt I0rer CT
u6mGrfat Spltetgi al 3ranbpr.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24
Sphinx Crumbling to Dust.

D. G. Longworth of the Sphinx"
newspaper, Cairo, Egypt, who is now
in England, brings the warning that
the wondrous marvel of the ancient
world, the Egyptian Sphinx, is rapidly
decaying. 1t will not now, he says,
be able long to withstand the altering
climate of Egypt, due to the irriga-
tion of recent years. A few years ago
an hours downfall of rain once a year
was novelty in Egypt. The natives
regarded it as some dire message of
reproach from the gods. The irri-
cation and the many trees about the
Delta has changed this. Fifteen to IS
days heavy rain falls now every year
on the head of the Sphinx. The Sc
we're "Khamseem" sandstorm follows
and cuts into the soddened limestone
of the ancient monument, literally
whiting it away all over the surface.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24
Proper Way to Exercise.

Instead of wearing out their strength
in contortion machines, relief-seekers
should flee to the woods and the
mountains, should pitch their tents
in some neighboring wooded high
lands and share the fun. of hoeing out
trail to the next spring; should
gather raspberries in the deep clefts,
and climb trees in quest of squirrels
nests; should fetch their own fuel from
the pine-knot bottoms, and arrange
expeditions to the highest peaks of the
neighborhood. In that manner, two
weeks camp in Elysium will suffice
to lay in reserve store of health
for several months of town life; and,
besides, experience will prove that
with practical purpose and the stim-
ulus of visible results enables an inva-
Lie to beguile himself into an amount
of exercise unattainable by the man
ual of the horizontal bar.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24

After cleanliness in milking comes
efficiency. 1t includes good ways Of
holding the teat, rapidity and thor
oughness Of milking. The teat, if not
too short, should be grasped with the
whole hand, the index finger and
thumb pressing, as the hand closes, a
little more firmly than tha lower fin
instead of upward. Milking with the
thumb and one or two fingers, slipping
them down the teat, Is to be con-
demned, since it is neither quicker nor
easier than the whole hand way, and
calls for the filthy practice Of wetting
the teats. Thoroughness means get
ting the last and richest drop. 1t is nee
essary to milk dry all dairymen know,
If the COW is to be kept up with her
milk. Rapidity of milking unless it be
violent, stimulates the milk fow.,
Finally comes the treatment of the
COW. 1t is of great Importance, with
the nervous cow perhaps of first i'm
portance. Singing of a boisterous kind,
whistling. 3hattering, loud talking, to
say nothing of rough handling, certain
ly does not make the COW more COM
Portable and therefore cannot be con-
ducive to a full, steady flow of milk
And do not treat the COW to different
mixers every day and to irregular
hours of milking. Because of mere
changing about of mixers we have fire.
Cuentlv noticed in herds nP fiftean or
twenty cows n decrease of 10 percent
in days milk. Let each cow become
acquainted with her mixer and let the
mixer stick by her.
All Of these things-cleanliness eff
ficiency and careful treatment of the
cow-are matters of economy, for If
all the COW has is to be got from her
and the product is to be marketed in
first class style they must receive at
tention They must be taught the
new milkers.-Homestead
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24
Eisulphide of Carbon.

When of good quality bisulphide of
carbon is colorless liquid and is made
by passing sulphur fumes over charcoal
brought to white heat. While per-
fectly safe for handling and applying
yet great care should be exercised to
keep it from heat or exposure to
flames. 1t is extensively used in fumi-
eating operation against soil-infecting
pests. Its fumes are heavier than and
readily permeate throughout all por-
tions of the soil to which it may be ap-
piled. 1t readily destroys animals,
insects or eggs found in the soil. 1t is
especially valuable for fumigating
buildings or graneries infested with
Objectionable insects or other pests. 1t
is often used to fumigate plants in the
open by placing hoods over them with
the mixture in suitable vessel under
meath. 1t is invaluable as a remedy
against plant lice, inasmuch as the
fumes diffuse to every crevice and
reach these little pests where and
when it would be impossible ito do so
with any other insecticide Though a
liquid it is sold by weight and may be
lad at any drug store.-Home and
Farm.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24
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Testing Paris Green.

The purity of paris green can be
quite readily and fairly accurately test
cd by dissolving it in strong ammonia
water. If pure all of the paris green
will dissolve, the solution turning a
deep blue color Undissolved sediment
indicates impurities or adulteration.
Another test is to place little of the
paris green between two pieces of
window glass and rub them together. If
adulterated with lime, barium sulphate,
or similar white materials, it will ap-
pear to turn white in places. Paris
green OF good quality is intensely
bright gresn and uniform. When adul-
terated, the green loses somewhat of
its intensity and is grayish green and
is not always Intermediates d.
Woods, Director of the Maine Expert
ment Station.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-10-24
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