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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05

Pr6xino & dejar. por algun tempo
asA Isls, en- donde tantas aiecciones he
nerosldo de mis amigos J conocidos,
principalmente en- los pneblos desde
Aguadilla Manaty, en- que he ejercido,
con general aceptacicn, mi profession de
DnNTlsTA, me hago un deber ell mani
Astars todos: que mi permanencia en-
Arecibs 8 sus inmediacione es no podla ser
mayor de dos neses; aurante los cuales
.sst0y dispusto servir, con Ia misma So
lieibud que 10 he hecho hasta hoy, &. to
dos log que, ayisapdo con alguna antici-
Rasion, quieran utilizar mia trabajos en-
1isha profession.
0trssc0 en- veNta an heyn,oso silzoss.
ana cojG bien sssrt;tla de Instruments
q ~ tor'sO; tOd0 e,s mug 5sses estado y
0py6pOsiD para Ia geteyiido protesies.
~ Qae lo ieateyese l,psede diyiigiirse a M
eN AgecjbO. IS sasss'
Puerto. Rico 20 de FebTefo de 1871.
Astanisla0 Martinez. 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05
ENPRESA ARECIBENA
De C0CHES.

Suspendidos tcmporalnente Lea
wage. De ruta de Ia E1npresa de
A1eeibs q CataHo por consacuencla
Dc 10 intransitable de los camiaos,
xelvsrkA { enprendsrse nuevamente
las- siaSes de rata dcsde sl dia 7 del
Prdximo mes de Marso como de cos
tumbrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05

Este eablecnento acaba xecb c6rgameno de helo
gua recendoas en successive toda egudad 81 pdbeo
rr diaaente manecadns soees CO todas aees eAusl
mente eonfecionadcs seryidos con todo esmero.
Iamben enconaan conantemente los dicados
han ependo ella oda casc de afelss
srcuos de repoea que socads Gel p1bico M IL
de classes escda del dueno nac
favorccedores.
1nd recordar los que 81 codo contuu oec
sto o diod desde e que pueda dsfrutar cm6da
mente de la retea
IA msmo esabecmento e hielo cinco centavos IL
bra por va pesos quini
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05
Al Bello Sexo.

Gran novedad dc abanicos para Seno,ss
= ninas, de ass y reales uno en- 81 alba
cen de Pedro Vidal. : Puerto Rico Enero
Dc 1878
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05
SEMILLAS DE HORTALIZA

So aa ban de recibir de Nueva-
York, en- casa de F. Ramos.
yAMBlEN hay Aqua de Vichv
{ Z welcomes litro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-05

caga recibra aboro hasta dia sao.
% De mas poEmenores impondran su. Coos gnsares.
So61iaos de Esquaga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
q E l. 1T { b es.

Sm rsutI6tu Saupsrsin Nc. l
purrsn am Samfas absno % @nIsbsn
,u fclssRNsn prdmisn ptrfstssrt: aat,sbn
Su 80, trsi Su 81 une ,wsi ,u 32 prog.
9rdmis per 800.
- Die SultaLliruns tEr 8samtsu tts
SbuSnslpa 5rausu. Gsrstns ianb pprlsb.
ten 8rsitas fatt; fOIssnHss IN elm Der.
,sitnib Der ususn Ssamten;
/. gOrfsF.rin, Carol. Saumsdrtnu.
2. 9briliana SEP.
Ssfrstdr, @.orss stStsr.
Shabmrtasrin, Carolina SGanl.
@uflsbsriu, 8ranStsta BirIIs.
lbarbatsrtn, RaTs. NaIIsr.
Das nsus Slatt bss Srn. 3. u.
Gla,t, btf,n srlfs drummer unier etul
Sitsl npubIte GOpe" pOriss gDS&s u.
i6isn, wtrp ron allsn Ssittn pisl esrii bmt.
DuftIts III msbr Der llntsrtaltuue unt
gsIsbruns Sspipmst unO spa sinrm 5Or.
mai. eas T4 Isi&t gum Gintiuptn s!lnst
rabsr ocn bIsittnrtm UtIits. g4ir Ton.
men 6rn. GIarf IN lrintm untsrrebmsu
nur Glad ranibsn, hmm sr ilf sin first.
lamsr taItntpCasr juusu Rann, err ID
psrbisnt, eaB Gprtuna ibm Ia&slf.
- Der IsBts DUnntr1as IOa ptx bel.
btfs Sae eitiss Sommsrs stp.irn lsin
Der SRrrmcm!t'r Jsists 90 G'rao In
SSdttsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20

WftfGltfp ar mar, nabm am St9rabniB
Sbsil unN fubr nm Nittas In sintm
SpsjtalJuss auf Der g. u. Sutq. Giisn.
hahn mad pittston, oUn no bic 9eihs
auf ttnsm pfsutn Gaualtcctt mad 8an.
fcm SCwniRtp ssbra6t purht. 8sI&sr
Grt tis 5abrt inmitten fr6mtnttn Rt.
gene uno 5assIs mar uub wis bic an
Istrs sr0ssn GHitstrunssu sspSbntsn
Serantcnsr littsn, ceS Taft RG nur fib.
Isua ani6t trI&rsibsn. Die Greurfpuilisu
ttbrtrn sra abtnts um Z llsr birrbtr
,urut unb lwar uiht in better Stimmuna.
- 6rsunb SObn 8ltntrt ron 0ilttss
barre maHt bsuts ben 2slsrn tss ,,s1c.
tsnbIatt' Irtn Compliment unt mir sr.
Ienttn nns, bic aulmsItiamtsit e,r Stin.
itmtdsr, BtTtbt uub ron pripatltutsu
auf istnr JabIrsi6s 9ifts Der f.innsn De.
lttaisifsn gu IsHtsn, ba mir itsrI,uet lint,
eab sr in Quantttli unb prsiltn a(Ies
nbtstst". Sprt&t bel itm pUr Ussr ptn.
bet tub ISriftltG an iRn. Sisbs auJ.ise.
Martin Srcsau purbs am Dienllas
Rrrssn ssesu 10 lltr In btm Rparipa
SrOOt G&a&t ltsi DunmOrs) rur6 Der
nbfaasnhs SCbI:u tr16Iassn. gr bintsr
iaet stns ,atIrsi6s GamiIis.
- Srrbts SanNCniUn gOny,rt mil
Iau1ErdnJHtn i'm NatiOnal 0arttn am
na&fsu SamRas absnp, UOIu aGs Qtsb.
batsr stnss Vsrsnastsu a6snhs init ter
Ssrf&sruns tinStlaprn fnb, pab fe ff&
sSttIih apafirsn psrlsR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20

: - satI 29ilbstm, Fsr epMyaullt hrr
"Ua&i en- SttiH," nGsn N,irttps III
ben 3ttIanStn auf risfsr SsIts pss
Deans psr0HsuIIiht parbr, III gar Mot
toef ionosrn er bat G6 pen hem vcr
NtOnatsn srIittsusu S6Iasanfaq 70 psit
ertVIf, pab er lG wisrsr I'M Jreisn tswsat
une mil 8rsunrrn unb gstann.en aslea a
ps,tsbrt.
Dor sioissn Sassu wurts ei:t
sauH 5imilis tsi GartruoaIe, Su.. U,r.
9ifttt Sn Ter StoH,ttanns, aus wst&tr
man stIrunttn bate. ilup man stusn
Uurm &. 8, -sauftnefus) uor.
= Die tsrruientRen Srusr,a6l,r IN
ZEN S:r. Staatcu fint ri, {asad.Sabrt.
tlHitn y. gOiillrr rnt So. In Rer.
g'rt rtl@t isit Bcs'nn trs (lbrs 1860
ttS Snfs MAi rcirs 9abrs tir Steusr.
malf'n fiir 8auh.. Stuupi. unb 6au.
tiSad So 974 ,jl9.37 btntlt aa6sn. Sa
oisitr Summs line rr eirsften Steutru
une Sar'n, Die sttnfans ltbr tts.utsnb
line, nitt mits.rs6nst.
- Scn WaIbinetcn tcmntt bic Rad.
ritt, cap ole Ndticnat6lutsu In ben psr.
l6isesnsn 1bsilsn ess 9anSss aQss duff
btsisn, um tsm 6inaulminiltsr bic Gtus
lSlunS Der 6prrputissn 8cnbs unp rsu
abiaB err nsusn AnIsib: "a tri6perep,
tuSsm Is iclhs Bombs nitt aQcin isItl
eastnidi5 ba!ttn. iruStru arG ibr. Dc.
pciltcun nuTcrrsrn. tsisttsn ia nift
atsusstsn.
Dae III Der Dant fiir Die pislen SsreaE.
Iti9un8sn, Wsihs Die Natipnaibantrn ron
'Ssttsn Ssr RrSlsruns ssaisben. @arum
miro raS tultipisIiss unr i6srli6 rnttrbt-
It6s 9nititut ni&t atssf6aT,?
- Sies. prdipsut GOlilr bat ha ia
'tasm S6uibsn cfsn pIbin trllir. paS
II fsin Amt mtkr anHsbmsn. ipnttru liz
,ani ms pripliIsttn IaradI.tsn Rstas,
9trisv 9itg, II. Juli 9euts NOresa
I'm llbr eEttane Ssutr in fsm 8orf4
'sr StablRaneluna ppn Ssrbuns ans
80, wilpss ras sanys MUbiIiar Won IL
5imilisn ofr3sbTts: bic esuis tUnnlsn liA
aum ras esbfn rsiten une srlitkn t6f,
trIt4s SslGaeiSunaen. Ssr6unts 8et.
af tstrdst atlsin s85. 900, 1T atsr sara
5sFll&sruns ssbsft.
- Der grtrag tsr Saumpeltj.la<g
Ut esisS 9abr wirb p0m astirultu1-
1urtau duf 0runb sinsslGuitnsr 8T.
tdtt aui 2,50O,000 9anrn ssi8dsi.
Ssnn eae gEsttir bsicuttrt sialls 5leibf,
tGrfts iib br Grlras pisasi&t aui
100000 9Gusn tltstsn.
- Oliver G. 6aIittaS. ttN,r ttfanut
Is "pd" 5alitsan, Elm btrporrassntrr
aeitalsr polttifsr. purse In sIntm 0rCs
ttuIicnsRauit 3u NsWart, q. s., aur
NTIsBhn SOHntaS Wovssu rura siusu
spiH'n @sCrss Bolts ssftORsn unb sr-
tptst. palitsabt bate bic Raat nit
lntm Bsibs Namsns Marp s. @ilIOa
srtraGt mtI&s frabsr bic 3ubalirrin bss
'Otts war.-gls hisis trsi Ysrfcnsn iinb
'rteiraitst unb babsu 6amilsn. SIN
IN SaSsn eincOIn's mar ,,pti" elm germ
'irRtnsr @aR I'm gpsibtn Sauis. 8cRs
| i'm 0sfdnentb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20


NatmittaS purpe aufrer icscu. 5lat. nab
bsm 0triti6aftslotale pOu Sctn Wstn3
Elm GnslGnbsr gamsns Bm. psuttOl
BON eiuem RaufbolO tsatI&sr abRamm'
unG Namsns 5.nrY Dirt 70 asfdbrIi& psr.
Isbt Rap sr fua auf rsr Stsae psribisr.
Na6 BEN 3eussnauslastn lasint ss, rnG
psntieUR in bic g8trttf6ait pss S8sinJ in
an9etrunteuem 3ufante fam uno bort
pratlte, eaB er irstno siusu Wtann i'm
eante fsttsn tonne; (ua& anoeren aus
ia9tn Ica er griagt batsr: tr8sno tinfn
Dut&manD Grt stns Sanu auf psntieOi
gu, rferirte itm fsin GebermsFsr unb
Iaets, er wrlls ibm tieiss ssbsu uno ion
bsnnch fs6tsn. Der gsrforttns pOqts
eas ReFsr nt6t uup sins baIO pisbsr
fort; Grt iclsts ibm auf bi, Strabs,
f&Ius tbn niscsr unb trat ibn nit 5iBen.
3sinss bar 3eubsn iab, rab elm Mtfsr
sstrau&t rutrt. Die Obssn Qusiassn
linS idmmtIit eiplid srbarht.
Der gsri6isrilatGrr res ,,Mpubliraa"
iaSt hinsessn, eab fs Gin tS&f bruIalsr
unr unprrpO3trisr McrO sspsitn fsi unb
itlbt iib eabsi aui bic Nus lassn trr 3rau
bee SCbn Psinj unb anpsrsr Naatars-
ltn:e. 6rau 0rirj iast, bab tsr Ser,
I!prtsns unp tin 5rsunr Scn i6m in Der
0ir.bi&aft ibrss Nanurs iaesn, ais art
uae feline Sseitilsr bsrsintamsu, ibm an.
lGsinsnC aus Waildnbers DirttltaIt
fUISsEr. aTt wpIlts iuSlsi9 Strsit an.
fanssn, porapi psHttrCf ni4t singing
une iltt tale es9pb. um mad fsiuem nur
slniSe 5iuisr sniIrrn.sn &Vl9auGt Az ae.
ben. 9II5 sr stwa 10 2arps vom 6auIs
snIirrn! mar, belle itn Qrt Gin, 8'a Ifin
ysiIsr uno rsrisbts tim nsbrsrs StiGe;
ais sr nisbsrianf, lOu ranu ari auf itn
uns ian Stlrstsn batsn. Oir
Sstsn ttiNs 8sridtf, tGHnsn absr niGl
bssrsiisn, wts Is mG9Ii6 ~, ras Ts 10 !
nett rem stranesr atRsi6tn, Ia F6 ,
uHtsr ten 3suSsn, bic be srlerpGbntt |
auola3e mattsn, a&tbarf Winnsr te.
fantsn, bic trinsn faIf6sn Glib i6rSrsn !
partsn.
Der gsrfortsne ,par elm gnsIGntsr, |
.eeiSsn Staness uRt stpa 35 Sabre alt;
rim SUf5stsr, 6e. Ysusp, sistt iRm elm
3utss 3euSui6.
Art wurbs mad Der 9CrunttriuHuna
n bic Gtuuty' Sail mad 8iIfstbarre as.
.sfaGrt; sr III stwa 1870 Sabre aft
inb fsbt in l&Isatsm 8uft, w6Grsnb isin
Batter, Srr @tarlss art, elmer unlsrsr
'&ttarfsn reutItsn Burger unb Istt
dn9sn 9abrsn bier anfdifs 1T.
Sas trauriee grsiSuib III In eOPpslisr
oinf&t ,u bsbaueru, bsun bic 5smpsr,nJ.
AGITATION plrp earaus nsus 9rrpasanra
MAIDEN.
gle 0ts. Das gtr Rie Res Srrans
en- eistsrfrau3 am nd6Rsn 5rsitas
mUr8sn) psriprI6t in istrsr gucfi8runs
Inc ssIunssne 5sliIi6tsit Su rerbsn. SAP
las beuti&e 8srsirs tatsn itrt Nitpirt.
ing 3us.iast unp ss lpsrben, auesr Rem
minttttnS nod ,pst amer.
SsIan8S,rsins tbriInsbmsn, 70 ta6 FIR
SrianS ssfurst III, pie aud bura Gnga-
cement res pUrjIsIi&.n Dtlsr'iasn 0u-
it&crss fur Sang. unp Gcn,srtmuft.
Die tatti jur ausfiitruus tcmmsntsn
9UItsipIsIt fii(lsn zine eide aus, psl&s
cher gtiu&sv bIsFssr 9ic Nifs I6msrs.
Id smPfunrsn buten mu6, tsnn ssrahs
le tra5sn Jumsiif gum tsitsrtn unb ;pans'
cisn @miiiemsnt bti. g8sr BON GtI&6f.
sn elm Stanr&sn pber jrti abtUmmsn
ann, wiro f&frIi& ni6t bsrtusn, sns
SEP belu&t 3u tabtu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
SoSepb 8ecfer,
ID 8 b el 3 q ubIer,

friibsr prn pprt Ssrpie,
ma9t bisrmit isinsn 8rsuutsn unb bsm tsut.
ltrn publitum epn Sranton un6 Sybe part bf.
fannt, baB CT in MtrriffIb'S 9lcd, Rdinlfraes,
Gin Wipbslseibdft srSfntt. Ni4t nur bGIt tr MBs
bsln isbtr Nrt pprrdtbis, ipnbsrn aud 8stbsugs,
Ulatrasen, Ssppidf urb 6bnIibe Waarsu.
gDtr 9aarssIb tat taHn bier aubsrrrtsnIi@
bilis tinfaufsn.
BserGbntfs Piiufilit briOrst.
Q6iO 9pk Sedsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
GbarGcs NySGaer,
Merchant ailor,

(frabtr In @fIfssbarrr,)
maHt bisrmit brEanut baB er ft In gsrantcn
nisbtrsslaGsn une Elm Gr166fteptaI In qadas
pauna ape., esgenitsr brm Sprrnbaus, rrETust
bat. CT pirp tets zine CUTE auswab pom britsn
Guhs jsbsr Sprte SCrr6ibig taIten unb baITrlte
na4 trm mptrrnifsu StYIt su sIr;issn srrar-
btittn.
Rsparaturrn uub alle In msiu Sad einI&la.
ssnben arbsitru psrHsn prompt unp biais &c.
lcr9t. 1870
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
,,9re 9ibe" unb Dollar gture. ("

ln0IaubIn sr1Griut ss, pts bic Der.
rsn 9arrts u. 8ropn bic mobsrnItsu Ser.
rem Gne Demsn'Siits fir ,rsi bic brst
Dclars psrtaufen f5nnen, tpdtrenp Ne In
anbsrsn @sihdftslctaIsn fanf bis IeGs
Dollars 'cfsn. Gin 9e1u@ rirp 9teer.
mann pcn Der Babrgsit bet 0tIaateu
absrlsugsn. Gle baItsn frrusr Rlsiber.
Stiefsln uno S&ube unb cine rstds @ue.
Babl ron 6anege @Spbs. i5d&sr. tinltlidr
Slumsn une 8ruhttSrb6sn. Nan Ibeus
I'D ntht, siuen SsIuh bu MAIDEN, wsnn
man aud ni&ts faufen wilI-Ylaus 5rcut.
9s9snabtr esm NGbeIfOre pUn @anlier
u. Co., eadapanna grsuus. lin7l
sS- @ttribsr QtCnurS, al.mpusr
6upferf6mtspt, @as. unb 0alTtrr56uus
es9sr. 5l4 Sadapnnna glpenur. Seraas
ton, ga. 25mi7f
B6- Ssbtr gBirt9 lOQts slnr bon Gt.
briirsr escnarO's 9asertisr.W Wumptn ba.
ben. Dur& ttrrn @strau& ID bas Iss;s
@las Bier sb'n 10 pObIIdmfdsnp, aut
uno fabL ais Has srfts. 25miTl
sas- Gintn grtra. Nrtitsl esbrrtbraR
gum Ssrtauf In GROCER Msnas in Gtii.
tsnbsn't @pCtbste, eada. gvs. 23mJ7O
a94- gsrsset nl6t, bab 6srr Gbttter,
ben, Gi9entbimtr Der apptteFt esetnitrr
bsm Gcurttnuls pabisr, 8sstpiurtn aui
bas @spiltnbaftsfs ausfibrt unb aas in
Ittn Jah tinf@lagsnben @rtifeI pprritbia
bait. 60 wirb bsutl6 pafrItf stIprrs
DEN. 2w
"a GraIning, WaVsrsi une 5apf,i..
rsn bticr9t - Bauer I'm fstnf,n
Stylt unp tsfbt ttiOnetrs in Der sraar.
nanntsn SunR cine fslttnt WsiRribait,
pa tr nur bic bsIfrn Grtsitsr bait. sir
YrUtsn lsinsr 9(rtsit psrptiR sr aui bic
2otalt Der 5errsn Sranf 8isIsr une Gbar.
Iss s. S&art. 20ap7l
Niles.-Stbh srt auf bic s.rRirrtrn 3asr
hrs GtliGtrs, aus tGren Rartsr bsrsOrlsu4tti!
Gs fam nt4t erbplftn ptretn, 70 Iaugt bic 1T
labs tts Seieens tltibt. Der S&mtr tnr9 piIss
I@tintppu Isbr f6lnImtr 9rI9aTtnbtit,u f.tu;-
erreamitStbaftftef fauu Hidt Observation-Disclosures
Fanu niRt rubis rsitsu, Fam ni9t btautm fsfn
unb EaHH 10 fa niht ausbaltrn, psnn er eaE
9rbhrfHiB err Ratur brfrirbistH mug. Wlan gs-
brau9t Briggs piItesRittsI na6 ben @npeii-
uneen, I'M inntrr, Gubrrt, iudrnte cttr bIuttntf
pilss III btiltn. sic itnb milp unp Juprrl6ilig
unb pfIttn ais Tns gnrantirt refiiT lIf ausef-
asbsu ptretn.
Gatarrh, 8ppiipeb, 0fcuralgia, II.
--9pis rtnt9 Sfutf eiebt fs, bic Hitt ibcu peH
rbieru ItlimmsH lltbsIn ssIitttu babfH. Srisss
GIaSraHtOr iif Gin bona flde ptiImititl.
a(us3ebrung !-Dfr bUbIr, bnlbrs9ents
Sultfu, etI&p69ff 9unSsn, farfrT ausPurf, biE
i4P6&fnts Ha@lf&psiF. ans ALE anssrr Sgmp-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-07-20
Fetal GtrmSSsn s Loss, sci 78

Der llnttrist&ntts II aIIsinisn aasa. fir
Snantcn uub llmetstno fir bislt beietu rabm.
ItGf btfauutru bsutltsn @tlsaI&aftsn unb germ
rTbStts, irbs nGbtrt Ausfunft ju trtbsiIen.
gtrf4trtf ptriOHtu babtn ibrt pram!.u an
ibu ~ IabIru. W. Ge6en,
Sffet NIT abSUFat u. q. gbair, 8rtgurp's
Ssbauhr, Giusaug an penn gssuut. 22,tf
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-29
Ghs 1|aru'er.

OIL-MEAL voR Cows AND CAIvs ~
SUMNER. When cows are in profit. litsls
extra feed. in the shape Of oil-lssal will b
amply repaid in the yield ofmilk ssd bso.
ter. It must not be supposed that bsesusa
COW Is on pasture there 10 no longer nesd
Tor stimulating food. Tho fact -. thai
with an ample supply Of grass. the ape
tite Of the COW for the meal 10 quite .
vigorous - during winter vhen de vss
fed on hsy. Cows may b. very preGla-
bly, fcd With quart each Of oil.m meal mora.
ing aud night. They will lick il up from
a trough. IL i is pade sufficiently largs, ,
without waste. When cows are not tied
up at night good plan Of feeding then \
to have square box for each Gov. ssd
large enough for her 10 put her nose 10
easily, and six inches deep. Put the a:
lowance Of meal in these boxes. They
may be scattered about the yard. at such
. distance ~ will give each animal an op-
portuuity TO eat without being driven ),
way BY others.
Calves will soon show. 10 their improv:
cd appearance and FASTENED growth that
oil-meal is good for them also. A email
handful given them in their pasture daily.
will push .hem forward sapidly. Il q
we'll to use small tin pan to feed them
With. and few minutes spent with young
stock daily, is not only an agreeable ocos-
patton, but highly profitable; for the more
regularly the owners attention is given 70
his cattle. the sooner he will precisve any.
thing wrong. and be able at once to rom
cdy Il. and daily visit is seldom msde
unless there is some express purpose 10
it. Let the purpose then be to give then,
little extra feed, and double bcne9t
will result.
Middletown transcript., 1871-07-29

TRArsiSG PgAcn TREES Iowa cor.
respondent ofthe Western Pon,o,oyist, who
writes from Buc hanan county. lows,
says that he never fails to Lsye good
crop Of peaches every year, by a siihpls
process of protection which he employs.
lie cuts of the young tree sixteen inches
from the ground. cad allows tho limbs to
shoot ou. on each side below, like the rods
of an umbrella. BY weights or stakes.
he keeps them down in a horizontal posi-.
ton, so that the stump is like the hub,
and the limbs like the spokcs Of wagon
wheel lying on the ground About the
middle of August he cuts back one-third
or onc-half the new wood. with q pair Of
pruning shears. and late in the fall ccysGs
the whole with corn stalks. In this way
tho buds are saved. What do our Dsla-
ware Peach growers think Of shisi Will
some one experiment on few trees
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TmE OAKrs Cow.--Ths COW was owned

TnR OAKxs Cow. This COW was owned
in Danvcrs, Mass and produced. in 1913.
$50 pounds Of butter; in 1914. 800
pounds in 1873, over 400 pounds; ip
1916, 4slt pounds. During this time
one quart Of milk was reserved for daily
use. and she suckled four calves for four
weeks each in the course of those years.
She produced in one week lst pounds Of
butter, aud an average Of more than ~
pounds week for three months in succes.
sion. The largest amount Of milk given
in one day was IL pounds. She was al
lowed 80 to 35 bushels Of Indian meal per
year all her own skinned milk. and most
Of her butter milk. At one time the own
er gave her potatoes, which incrsased the
milk. but no, the butter. In the AUTUMN
he gave her about six bushels Of carrots.
She was an extraordinary COW, but she
had extraordinary feed.
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FIR The Midiido,rn 7'rdnseyipt.
MiDDLErowS. DgL. July "a, 1871

Mr.. Editor Should you visit {" Fo,
Hole, which is situated on Sassafras Riv
or, and about 0 miles from Middlctown
you will find it to bo tho most desirable
placc.so close to us, for day-pleasurc seek
ers.
A party Of % young persons. between
the ages Of 10 aud 90. left Middlctown on
last Saturday for the purpose Of visiting
that place, and there to spend the day in
Grabbing aud fishing and they left in
great anticipation Of the pleasure awaiting
them. As soon as they arrived at the
wharf. the crab lines were cast and soon
they caught peach basket full of these
pets. After they had tired Grabbing, the
party retired to tho woods. where sump.
tuous dinner awaited them. and room they
could be seen going for" the dslicacie,
in style that denoted intense hunger
After dinner cro9uct was proposed, and as
they were well prepared for that game. the
party retired to the banks Of the Sassafras
to see who could beat. or cheat, in a game
or two Of croquct The frs. game was
played very quietly by one division Of the
party, but soon they showed signs Of ia.
,iguc and were missed from the rest. On
proceeding along tho banks one could Sc,
three of them, seated on fallen tree, aud
the way in which the ladies' rested and
talked seemed to say tina, they did care tc
occupy it, no matter what Price il was
Further on, in near tho same position
were two couple, apparently in full bloom
or at least one Of the ladies thought so fol
she looked lasc-y Another Of the young
ladies, Of u Nuiic" disposition, glanced
Westward so often ,ha. we thought sh,
was interested that Tay. The party were
soon assembled to pa,iske Of rcfreshmeni,
and while they were indulgirg in such
you could have seen a company of three
young ladies and one gentlemen and
some one seeing them made the remark
" H'cH that 10 for high" but he cared
not, and seemed to defy .Justic. to hel
face. One young gentleman, from the
hearty laughter he INDUCED in, seemed tc
have Barr-cd the door Of the famous in.
,rulcr; while the Laitc close by was moi
NJ all hard to explore
Further description could be- given, bu,
space in your valuable paper forbids it
However. allow US TO sag that this wa.
one Of tho most agreeable parties that ha.
visited that delightful place this summer,
and should any ono doubt the description
Of the place, they should +" see how IL i.
themselves Yours, &c.
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Hor WATER ASD PEAcu TREE DorEn

Hor WATER ASD PEAcu TREE DonEns.
In the Rural New Yorker Mr. Chas.
h. Neil inquiries how to keep tho borers
ort Of his peach trees. II he is not afraid
Of little labor and time, be can do il Of.
fectually by scalding them. Lns. year.
in the spring Of 1870, I had a peach tree
tla, set full Of peaches; after getting ..
bout the size Of hickory nuts, they begap
to drop of and the leaves curled badly and
began to drop of until | thought they
would all drop from the trcc tho ground
was covered with leaves. BY examiua.
ton found the trunk of the tree. just be.
low the surface of the ground badly Dor.
ed by the worms. md large quantity Of
gum oozed ou, Of the surface. had po
idea could save the tree. but | inclosed
the trunk Of the tree with pipe, and Gil
ed i, with boiling hot water; il was desth
to the borers. aud the tree had tho best
and most abounding foliage Of any sroe on
my prcmiscs-,hc largest leaves that I
ever saw on any tree Of tho kind. also .
good crop Of peaches. No doubt worming
is better.
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Selett poetru.
THE Young WIDOW.

Sho is cunning sometimes witty,
Free aud easy, but not bold
1.-The mn apple, ripe and mellow.
Not too young aud not too old
Half inviting, half rcpcllcnt,
Now advancing, aud now shy
There is mischief in her laughter,
There Is danger in her eye.
She ms studied human nature
She is schooled in every art,
She has taken her diploma,
As the mistress Of the hear,
She can tell the very moment
When TO sigh aud when To smile,
Oh. II maid is sometimes charming,
But n widow, nll the while
Arc You sad? oh. then how serious
Will her pretty face then become
You are angry: she ls wrctched
Sadness. fricnilrss fearless dumb.
Arc you mirihful? How her laughter,
Siiycr-soundng will ring out?
She can lure. aud catch and play you,
As an angler does II rou,
All "old fossils. nearly iify.
Who are plotting, deep aud wise
Yc "Adoniscs OF twenty
" ith the loye-lighi IN your eyes
You may practice at all the lessons
Taught by cupid since the fall,
But know little widow
Who can win and fool you all
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Uncle Sam down-east farmer, known
FAR AMI wide By his patriotic tile had a
nciehbor who was in the habit Of working
on Sundays, bn, after while the Sabbath
breaker joined church One day our
friend met the minister to whose church
he belonged. "Wcll, Uncle Sam said
he, do you see any diiT'crcnecin Mr. p
since he joined the church" "Oh, yes ~
said unele SAM "a great difference Be-
fore when he went out TO mend his fences
on Sunday ho carried his axe on his shoul-
der but now be carries it under his coat
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FEEDING llonsfs Too Mrcn.-Of all
aur domestic animals there nrc none that
require more systematic care in feeding
than the horse 4 horse should be fed
regularly aud in moderate amount, and
when worked he should be worked Judi
ciously A horse fed in this way may be
kept at 4 moderate cost, aud will be more
healthy and perform moro labor than If fed
highly or as high as many We know Of
are in the habit Of feeding their horses
Horses will certainly eat hay enough to
lnlurc them il they can get il, When hay
is kept constantly before them, horses are
apt 10 spend time in throwing it around
topsy.tnrvy in the rack; they soon be.
come dissatisfied with their food and lose
their usual keen relish for it, The gene
raj practice should be TO feed regularly
three times a day