The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, January 06, 1898, Image 7

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    eA ie ro ni ot EN
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
A New Potato Ralad.
t sweat
arge
BYE,
obalily a3 difienit for the children |
of Hawai 88 Arabic for those of Cali-
fornia. History, literature, natural
sciences and even arithmetis mused bay
sat Jiffenitien
Fine
eative instr n nnder these corde
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1d PETE ALS ONY
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t Farm Crops That Can Be Profitably Grown---Opporiu-
v nities For Education---The Musical Kanalka.
are rapidly changing
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* Much as has been written concerning pick Up
Hiwaiian scenery, it isa sabject about | conni~y
which literature can viever be exhanst- rand final
ed. People of all Nations and of ail ‘and eonsian
climates are still continuous in their ttre in the rofl
praise of the tropical verdure and | es and eoffeq
poenory that ean be fond in the evidense of this
mids. of the Pacific Ocean, There! Buiter is sell
hiss been resident in the [fslands for Tt is quoted in San Francis
some time 8 Scoteliman Mr. Charles teen cents to twenty four
H. Ewart, of Dalbeattie, Scotland, | pound, There every Gel
75a
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Fogs Shromdd Never He Rolled,
varefully
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dated and
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Tim, of
antiiy of
royal Hawanan whit a : ;
A HOME IN HAWAIL j which a few years ago made a to8r gy ie a dery ix HE | deren withaat consulting the De. oZEs iereased, 3 longer time
2% iin : oi - : od shen Bhs Plapted States, was oo i Sia gio ap
Rly ¥
HYEST ow
Little
dpgrees
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the
whose son] was moved by the beautiful ‘a bone. In Hawai: every feld is per! : :
vision which he describes in the fol- | petually green. The dairy business i muse | farnita ow pesymived, hale lo oT in the aostal service: Fahrenhmt, bat
lowing poetic language: toffers a much batter opening thin Ao : a Reo Favrom, training and sdacation of Cirook wiel the a Een TAT wane HOY %
_ “We are in an amphitheatrs of | line of merchandising. And ax a : ; iy a preparats rene Boer 11 Shai andl perl
tountains rising to an altitude of | produet to the dairy, hogs will
8000 and 4000 feet with a glowing magnificently. Pork is reta At 4 the fact that
tsiment of leaf and blossom from base twenty-five céntss ponods, fiw mother took ih washing. She did,
lo summit, save in spots where the | vertising colamips of the local papers on the point, she
red earth peeps through the radiant | tell a earious story of the strangely |
curtain, as a foil to the flames of ir. | backward condition of some of the |
former pr
:
flit -
i
Of Honest Farents,
pressing For Hosst ( bieken,
rogeted
heart,
k of the chicken
Are to cook
{at tham
aud the
halt Presa off
very fine and re
she hand in which they
Mit a beaping table
spoonfal of 8 with one third of a
sup of sold water anid stir it into the
mrxtiars. Season with sali and pepper,
and place the pan containing the mix
tare cover the hak of the fire to cook
siowly for Mean
while, put the roasted ~hicken Apon ®
the orator,
sing Tor
HAS Been
usw the
snd, what a pore to
siwars sent it ail baek
| © After that thers wax noth
idescent greens, and the fire of the smaller industries ‘Fr Australia: | hut cast a msiority vote for the ny checks br al, r | splayed is all branches of the
blossoms that have enfolded the hills | peaches, plams, oranges, apples, grapes, | whose parent sh wold such evidencs deepest black and veins dels ately blae | as ex cont an letior SATTIOTS, |
in their shining embrace, Here and nectarines, lewmons, celery, canbe of perfect honesty and attention ta Lay
there a pinnacle where «p plant has | flowers, potatos, cheese. roll butter, | 1.4. Indianapolis Torns! woman at forty
found grace to grow stands out a pur! crab apples, fuinces, omons.’ Those! °° in i } aglier women to be found than
ple silhouette against the soft blue of | are imported from a country over two | Cul a Wheep in Twos With » Broadsword,
» topaz-tinted sky. Cavesand fissures | thousand miles distant. : Af un recent athlete in
ure cleft in the steeps of these moun. | :
tain walls, and torn from the nearly
perpendicular eliffs which sarronnd it,
alone and apart, stands a pil
y Jiemartment
sept ARYS, Are CPC ;
: gi? , fel mnt
water ia redoesd
The ressiit t= that sh asia pnd post. the water ohon them
da
ry le or regaialni ITO
tnrn
wie
Foe
ys
They are not
: $ Ware
Lama DF ARY
math the hive skies of Jovely (rreace , "iy 3 ; floor
ARRIGO BE 38 om 3 ¥ 1 JNO Y WE 3 { sfitering AY boegine x ¥ ah RET Y IO
Nexiin imporianes lo Beanty onnaes | ta
latgnage Every Creek famuy wio |
wow Mand ad Baers Frane 3 ar $ 3
n afford 11 keens a French aurse oF | gomen employed
Peay hr
exabition fact, postafMess in the
Unite] States at whieh thers are only
The sane salary
aniversslly spo¥en |b paid thes: as to men for the sane
vy TY i ;
aE per Postafios
Tare Are
Ani 7 A ” we bln -
2
gin fAfreany manne,
BYE Lbarroter 4 by : 4 3%
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aE
i AEE A
Jar of stone twentv yards
at the base, nearly =» thousand |
feet high, and pointing ‘Godward!
through the bine,’ like the spire of
some mighty cathedral. This move
NATIVE HAWAIIAN ISLANDERS
filth carved anil fashioned Ly some by.
ne convulsion of nature when the
lls ‘glared st heaven through folds
of bair,' is swathed in a glorious
rment of green and gold chequered
with the rose and the azure of the
bells of the convolvnli that dangle
from the cordon of vines that engird
The valley in the early morning
may be clear of mists, and a soft
mountain breeze murmuring among
the foliage, but at times it is filled
with the noiseless ebbing and flowing |
of white vapor borne in from the ses,
and out of this shimmering sea of mist
the towers and minarets of the moun |
sins arise clothed with mosses and
ferns, and draped with garlands of
edd vires, that cover the face of
the cliffs, and droop over the edges of
giddy precipices in ‘‘cataracts of
bloom," till they are swallowed up in
the “‘white mists that choke the vale.
snd blot the sides of the bewildered
bills.” :
Although sugar cane is indigenous
in Hawaii, little attempt was made
toward its enltivation until 1830, when
-
‘several sugur mills were built,
ir en AE Bin, BO MY AS Sn
The Hawaiisn Inspector-treneral of
Schools, Mr. Henry Sehillir Town
send, speaking of the educational sys
tem of the islands, says that ihe Ep 4 |
lation of the Hawaiian Islands is emall
and the school system is npcesswnily
small .
ote hundred thousand shghbtly,
which fourteen thousand were attend.
ing school at the end of last year
Ten thousand were in the public
schools. Fifty-six per cent. of all the
children sttending schoo! at thad Gime
wire of native Hawaiian descent and
twenty-five were Portuguese Tha re-
slantatior was started at Kauai, and maining nineteen per cent repyesents
These | a large number of nationalities.
ENE IN HAN ALL
The total population exceeds |
of |
HARBOR OF HONOLULY
mills were worked by the aid of mules:
and oxen, and the process wassiow snd
{aborious. What acontrastto the mills of
the present day, where the cane is
taken and made into crystals of sugar.
There is no royal road to wealth in
Hawaii, and any one who anticipates
such a condition had better stay away. | the Arabic language.
i the only language as
Ff wallan
{
¥ a > 3% % .
The English Iatgn
WRNICAUON or nsirnge
gehoois
diffienlty of the work
the teachers of
teach the children of t
An to
sh is
age is practicany |
rongh |
ngland,
he day was a ahevp-sianghier-
We
he
oue of Lhe teat
prize gang to the on
et bill fw % on 3 :
Rit Kid: R457 35480 wil a 81%
Many
rnanccestfal ate
wads with broadwwords
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Care
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ha walariew pow paid Las
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heating platter
rests Lhe snrpine fat
from the drippings on 82
pan, aid »
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stam SB Of wales
gable miasbues
wkie 10
wali 6 greet Tow
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of {he semds with
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(hey are 310
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canton
SAAURIIONS
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and disk en #8 good i
festive to have.
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fem fTarnatare
polish ax one an
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hair brashes
i the water
sahbesl on a
wad upright
When von wasd yous
prt a i3ttie AIMMGOHID
The brush must be Ww wil
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