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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-14

'ENe Magic Comb Sent by mail to
any ono for ST.. Will change any colorcd
hair to permanent black or brown and
contains no poison. Trade supplied nj
low rates. Address, MAGIC COMB CO.,
Springfield, Mass.
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Z. II. R0BERr. SON.
lsI .E:.a E:zaSSSs GS:Ssss S5.A .BIDs
WI Nss s. 6 E s. EN AD : :
nov 6

IA FINE lot Of Fresh Groceries, lust
rcccivSd by John D. McCarlcy. consisting
or hhs. No |. Mess Shaa,
, Sail Herring,
. bbls. No. !. Mnckcrcl,
2 bbls. No. 9 "
dozen Kits No. |, and 3,
Mackcrcl.
AIS" lot ofCondcnscd Cod Fish for
tamily use, which l can recommend from
experience. Coffee and Sugar Of al
Grades, Lard, Bacon and Hams, N. C..
Mountain Batter. Cheese and Crackers of
all kinds, Meal, llominy and Flour Of the
best grades. Also Canned Goods Of NIL
kinds, Oysters, Canned Poachcs and Pine
Apples, Tomatoes Ca.sup, Sardincs, and
American Club Fish. Everything that can
DC had IN q first class Grocery, and also n
fine lot of Leaks Twist Tobacco, 900
Figaro Cigars and other grades. and best
OF all. constantly on hand thcbcst quality
OF Liquors that cen be had. Nathan's
Cabinet, Burkc's Rye, and Lynchburg
Rye, Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that can
not be cxcellcd. Come and Try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
John ID. McCarlcy.
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GeI( brings you free by mail the very bcst
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WINNSBORO FEMALE
SEMINARY.
A Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies'
MRS. f L. MOORE,
MISS sALLlE ROBINSON, PRINCIPALS

HINo SAHIIIE NUBINSUN, J
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Hon. W. II. ROBERTSON, President
Col. J. II. Ron, II. L. ELLIOTT, ESQ.
Capt JAS. beatty Capt. 8. B. CLowNgY,
J. B. McCANTs, Esq, G. II. McMAsrER.
TERMS OF TUITION.
For higher branches, including tho
Languages, per session, $50.
For intermediate classes, pcr sos>
sion, SlS.
For primary classes, per session. $l2.
MUSIC, per session, $40.
Boarding, per month, including wash.
ing, inci and lights, per month, SIG.
Terms Of payment quarterly in advance
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

S!ANR'LEIS sent by mail for 500 that
retail quick for $40. II. T.. WOLCOTT,
Isl Chatham Square, N. Y.
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5000 Agents wanted. Samples
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IS TO $50 pc: day. Address ". II. WHITE,
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Wentworth s Key ring and Check com.
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free. Stafford Mfg Co. &C Fulton st., N, Y.
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RIpc Strawberries arc apnoupc cad
IN various sections Of North Carroll.
M.
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INIEREST ALLOWED hT TIfE P1 TE,
OFSEIEN PER CENT. PER ANNU,N
on CER1IfIG1 TES or DEPOSI7'
1ND sly i'ER C.ENT. COMPOUND.
ED EVERY SiT MONTHS on 1C.
COUNTS.
OFFIC IRIS.
WIN. Martin, President.
John B. Palmer, Vice President.
A. G.. Rrcnizer, Cashier.
). ii. Sawyer, in genera! charge.
John G. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Drectors.
Wade Hampton. William Martin. A. C.
Haskell, i. ". McMastcr. l.. II. Iciuilsb
John Is. Palmer, Thomas J.. Crce,,
Columbia. eo'
G. y. Scott, Ncwberry.
W. G. Maycs, Ncwbcrry.
Is. II. Rutledgc, Charleston.
Daniel RAvcncl, Jr., Charleston.
Winnsdoro Branch.
Sam'l h. Clowncy, Assistant Cashier.
Planters, Mechanics, and Professional
Men, Widows, Orphans. Trustees and
county Officers, having money for which
thoy have no present use, can here dcposit
1t, thus avoiding all risks of thcfis and
destruction by fire, and at the same time
draw intcrcs, thereon till needed.
juno 21-1y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
THE WAR ESbED

THE Potrcg or PEAcE.--Abore all else
land fof this We ferventiy thank the God
Of Peace-there Il an sud of the war and
iis biosAly Instructions. We shall hear no
nnt,fe 6f. war rccardy.' As the Herald
said during the canvass, s~ar records are
now 80 dead that Mr.. Tildcn. would not
lose fifty votes had he commanded the
sttack % Fort Sun,pter.' This canvass
shows thai the Americans are a mag
naninious. forgiving people: that when
The rebeilion WIS suppressed the..sebels be-
esine ailce more our botlaers and our fell
low cit;srns, aud that ID the progress of
these stxtes Ia the road % eni pire the test
or political rewards nsust hensefor~xFd ot.
merit. honesty, capacity. not what was.
dune or said during the civil war; for. as
~ candid men must admit, many of the
hnest characters oftliis generation fought
sgainst the North. What shall we do
with ihem7 There Is Gen. Longstreet, for
instance. He fought until the surrender
OF Lee, and whs second In command 20
Lee at Appomattox and yet he is as good
Republican as even Rcscce Conklin
could wish, and " to-lnorro~ he were to
bea candidate, say forths vice-presidency,
Mr.. Corkilng would spoak and vote for
him. And II Longstreet. why not men
like Lee, Stonswali Jackson. Johnston,
breckenridge and Hunter? Are these men
any worse Americana now for having
fought against US Ten years ago; are tksy 70
be depTised beesuse they have rot Joined
the Republicans Are they not better In
every way than the murrsin of carpet bag
gers and scalawsgs, that now ovsrrun
the South? Would not sveE Hr. Coaikiing
prefer 20 see Breksnridgs in the place of
Kellogg, Hunter In the place Of Moses.
and Lee and jackson, il they were alive,
in the place al Psslensa ard Clayton?
Would be not feel tLat the .oounuy was
better served by these g;iiant ana honest
rebels than By the miserabis iiff.ra9 fllst
how infest, deplsie and dishonor the
south? And Is Il not a matter for rsjodcipg
that by the result ofthis very election the
dead past has buried is dead, TIA: Anicri-
cans sre brotbers 10 Americans ono. more,
ihat all the hatreds and sorrcws Of the re.
bellion are sleeping under the green hills
and valleys Of Virginia, and tbst stsr for
the misenhls purpose nf q eaevzsin New
York the rlnquenes 10 Rnsooe Cmkling
csnBo, summon up tlie Mumbo Jumbo OF
rebeilinn?-Nsa1 North Heros2.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
A cool RoBBER.
The rery Aies Of InIaderes

| The rery Alrs of lnFtderce.
| Policeman Badger. of the Tenth station.
had biz OF experience the other night
ishitt be il no, find n talking abnr. II
was Past midnight as be was Iciiursiy push
ling hrs bead through .IeSop street. and "a
hs Came opposite Ora, ton & Fcegs jesslry
store he obseryed CLEANS of light through
the thinoks Of the shutters. and raped 40
the door.
Us That son. poIicemsnn?' ? asked roies
within.
.Yes.' answered Bsdsor. ~
.welI--it's 8 only ae=-it' ali right kiod
10 chilly oat. isl'f IT.
| Yes
Thought 90. | was Just dzing ,ts Gre
t--good hight.
Badger said Good right aud parsasd
bis way.
An hour after~ard badger ta~ei
through Jes-op street again. and sgain fs
saw the light in the jewelry store. Il
didn't look rish. snl be banged attLs door
loudly.
'Iisllor cried The soies within. IL il
you. policeman
| Yes
AL right. Wcn't you eons n and
warm you. Il Won't hurt nythine &c
Jon to slip from your beat few minutes.
The door opened and Policeman Badger
entered. and be found the inna.s TO be d
very gentlemsniy looking mar. ID linep
duster.
Come fight ur to the ftose, po,loenan.
Excuse me for moment
The man ionk the ash. 1sn from the hcs
tom Of the stots aud carried it do1n into
the cellar and emptiea ii. and when he had
returned and wiped his hands he said, With
smile:
Chilly night. isn'ti'
sYes'
/ Chilly outside. and dnll inside. "a.
mother snaile j New goods for the sptirg
trade. and have 10 keep our syes open.
Lonesome Fork this Watehing al night but
] manage 10 frd comfort IL .his. Won't
you join me IN tip? You'll find il the
pure thing.
Aud the nan produced black bottle ani
| q tuntlef.
Policennh Radser partoct. and having
wiped hir lips and given bis fingers ns~
warming. be left the Store and rrsumed his
beat satisfied that sil sss rigat at Dayton
& Fogg's.
But the morning bropsh, new Tevcias
tion. dayton 4 Poge's store had been
robbed during the n,ght of s6. 600 worth Of
|; ; watches and jewelfy, and although Poles.
nan Badger carries IN bis n,iad completes
daguerreoiype Of the rubber. tbe sdroit
rascal has Dot JET been found. New Haveu
Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
A CUNNING EyPEDIEyT.

There is fable amnDg the HIndons, that
thief, having been detected and con.
demned 10 die. happily hit upon m ex-
pedicnt which gave hin, hope Of lie. he
sent Tor his jailer, and told hiln he.bad a
secret Of great importance whieb he de-
sired TO impari to the king, and wbsn thir
had been dune hs woshfbe prepared Ia
ise. after receiving ihis piece ofintel-
ligenee the hing 1t once ordered the cul-
pfi, 10 be ciudncte,Ito bis presence, and
demanded OF him is know his secret. The
tiIlsf replied thai be knew the secret oi
causing . Tree 10 grow which would near
fruit Of pusegold. The experiment might
be easily tried, and his majesty would not
lose the opportunity; 40 accompanied hy
his prime minister, bis counters and his
sbjef priest, be vent with the thief To .
spn, selected near The city wall. where III.
latter perfurmsj assfies Of solemn In
raSistions. This dune, the condemned
man prplueed piece of gold, and de.
clareJ t1at II itsbould be planted, u would
produce tree esvry bIanvh Of which
would bear gold.
But, be added, this must be put Into
the ground by hand that has never been
stained b. dishonest aet Ny hxnd is
se. clean, therefore ! psss 10 10 your
majesty,
The king took the piece af gnld, bu.
hesiiaied. Finally he said, Iemember
IN my younger days. thai ] oflep iiIched
nrssey frum my ialhers treasury which
was n.. milne. have Tepoaled the Elm;
bot yel hardly slaresay my hsad b clean.
J pass u 10 my prime mfnis.srs
The Istier, amer q brief Consideration.
answered: u were q pity 70 break the
charm through possibas bsuuJcr. I re-
ceise tnxss FUN iirs psoss, usrd - 1 am
szpossd 20 nssny tenplasioas. bev can
NJ sure ihat ! hsss rsnsincd perfectly
bora.,s ! InuS. sivg " % the governor Of
,hescisudel.r
mo. M crNd tis govcrnos. drawing
bark. Isemembsr that ] have nc berv-
ing o,a of psy and provisions IN ,ho sol-
dier~ Let the high priest piapt ~
And The prsss, esd. Z yoa forget; have
The collsstlng Of tilhvymsd sls disburse.
nsenis loF sseri6ve,
Al lars the thief exclaimed: "'Your
majesty, I think 10 were bestsr Coz society
THAI ail ave of M sbo,ad be hanged. since
A ........,. s}xf ,,.x .,.x l~vs..t ,,yx. <~x a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
GETTING SQUARE os rHEJUbGr.


An amusing incident occurred in curt
room, about year ago, In Keaiingyii'e,
Mon,ms Territory.
His Honor was man vel st,ickcn II,
years, yet Inc could tide trace, shoot
rife. and shuttle and deal as well ss the
next man IN the mines. and ne who pre-
sunned 10 nine with Tie dignity n tie
court generally suffered for his tsmerity.
Now. his Honor was seated. and the
case about to be commenced, when. IN
voice Of thunder, the sheriff. proclaimed
silence There was lausc, the Judge
looked over and raw the prisoner Who had
not yet uncovered his head.
The court could not possible brook such
distespcct % its dignity, aud his Honor
called out, In an authoriiive tone.
Mr.. sheriff, rcmov. the gentleman's
hat"
That functlonsry. who had until nov
sto.'d IN n cnrner, leaning upsn q ride.
stepped un and politely knocked of the
Offenders Ia, with That nlurierous In.
'strument, shereupon the prisoner seisca
the hat. and .cIspping ituIon bic bead,
loudiy exclaimed:
Judge. am hald?s
I" Mr.. Sheriff. sid the Indignant cours
: we instruct you 20 remove tia. hat
The of.ieF was inetrlIy executed. ana
no sooner DINE than The prisoner replSce.f
the hat on ibis head the secund tini, agssn
insisting that he was bald.
The offended judge now wsxed warn
and, rising up IN his scat, said.
u tiue you ive dnilsFs lor contempt os
cnurt--io bs commilici Until ths snc Il
paid
The prisoner vas thundentrnck. He
dela'srsiriy walke'i up totlle Judge, and
laying down half dollar stamp issfn-c his
Honor, IN solrn,n nanirr tllss ~. III.
views:
lou sentence. Judge. ;. mnst an.
gentlcmanly. but the Law 10 .a.,.s,Au,.,
and | viii have 10 stand Il; % I.s.s l. .0ai
bita, HId the fur d,llan .ua |. l,aa al
ysu owed me when v, ,lurp~d PLAYING
poker this morning jusi niass. u ., .atc'
Vsuse's last: Tall acLss frcn .it,s fss
corns gtos.
"My dear sir''said q candidate secos.
ting STRAY wag on tbs day oft.ection. 4
am very glad 70 81 yoti.'" You neeidf.
be. F,piied the ..sf fkase yosed'
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Nervous mi Dc5iIitated
or BOTH XE>.
pRArrs AsrRALoiL

kf~ointslv szls. rsrf~sfly odort~~. hi~sv-
nnlf,rm. IlluIals alag anastics sapsripr ~ Kss.
narn. IN nny Ismp wl'heut isnx<r of rxp',fl
~ fatlps go. Naapfse<uf~d ~xp<wssiy ~ o..
plsrs In us> af yaisfI'e -nd dsnxroas oil-. ".
burnlnx ansilile-. slp prospd h5 ~ oossinurd
u~s Ia ever aa.e1fsmllr~+ ID.
Mflinns ~ ralan- hss~ is><s snld snd No -.
fnnt--dirrsf's Or indifs~fly--hts rscs eccurssl
.nm bnfnlnK. xoffsx ~ h<naHnxa.
The Insurance. tosnf~<nics aud Flrr Gem.
mlNSorsse throughout tis~ cnnntfy r~rofnmend
~ Asf~i ~ IN h.sv <zfNxaxrd when lamp. sfv
u~d. Rcnd CT rlffular. For sIs ~ r~<rh w
he trade asrersIif, pnd a wkcfr<rls W ~
rrcpvtsicrr ciIkys feAIf y cvs fo, funos
krr}t xrv yosks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
REMEDY FOR RDIpHTHERlA.

Ne. .. p. King. ofihis city, recommsads
the following AZ gsTle fnr dipbihsrin,
having known Il TO be used successfully in
. number Of cAsrs. including his own
child, who was considered u the paint ol
death when she commenced taking n, bui
Vas speedily relieved. Take piece ol
red oak bark sbout the sine of the hand, q
large grasp of ssge leaves. put in one pint
Of water. bail down ton hslf-pin,; tisen
sid one teaspoon!ai Of puiverisea glarn
and one teaspsoaful IT pslserized bmax.
then add enough hunry N urakc 10 very
sweet siri use as gargle every half bcar,
swallowing little at tlre Snrs tluse 10 tyc
ssfs u feauhss the affected parts.
hssiof bad tceth. liks q fsrm. has many
schers.
a musician Il airy feliov, but no ean'l
help ~
what Is better ihans rsomisinx youmg
mani A paying one
a man cannot expect half q loaf vhsn
he ieafs ali VI the time.
when 10 money dsmps When u h dew
10 shs nornlns and mist nsnlghs'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
HINTS FOR yorso CHRISTIANS

!. Never nesIect daily private prayer.
and smsnisr that God hears year psy.
|e1.
2 Sevsraexiecs daily pfva,e Bible read.
lug and sesember thai 0o'i u sp~zkins
10 you. nna yea are la believe and act upon
~hsi hes@ya.
:. Never lrt Q day pas without aiming
% da ssmrthiag for JessS every morning
refreilna on what Jesus has done fos
you.
III 700 arc ever Ca doubt 90 20 a
thing kshsz right or wrong. consider
wiissLsr yva eau DO It In ths nsns u
Jssus. aud s<k 0~i's blessin9 upon it.
o Never tshe your Christianity from
cslrisslss-. busssk youssif. sHow would
tie Lord lsavo me sot7' sai foiiaw hIa.
O Never lrsst your feelings. er thr apin.
hms q men. hshey cosarsasot osd's
wsra.
Lra ds<sas~s sssssse~s es tsatk and
duty. ssmeu',cr that tlss wrag sldeiss-
cfsf,y ssd psvsfssi sdvscais ~ ger
heart
P's is- % srrhy-swu .issxs q
yer svs jskss.
why don't tie lsaiss % stsir osmes
aa tbs dcor rissss thsy vsuy - their teissr
u sosld set snly " sssst idea ta.
would svs tssr q srpable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-17

MADRID, % de a5JV de 1874.

MADRID, % de 05yI de 1871
La atencion pdbIica siguc fla en- ell
Norte, pendiente de los succ5os de
aquella guerra Esplrasc de un mo-
mento 4 otro que Sc hayan roto de
nucvo las h0stiIidades en- qrande esca-
In Y que los carIistas Sc vean obligados
4 lcyantar el sitio De Bilbao. No en-
yan0 So han acumulado tantoS elemen-
tos en- manos del duquc de Ia Tore,
bien que las posiciones que ocupan los
carIistos tengan una supcrioridad in
contestable, no Sc haym dcscuidado
cstos Y est6n decilidos 4 defenderse
con grando obstinacion como gentcs
descSperadas Que han su savacion i
este trance supreme. Hoy ticnc i sus
6rdencs ell duque de la Tore scsenta
y seis batalloneS y setenta bocas dc
fucgo, algunos de los primeros genera
les del ejGrclto y el concurso activo de
la marina de guerra. Como Sc dispone
de mayor ndmero de fuerzas, el plan
de operaciones sc ha rectiiicado Y, por
10 menos, SC atacara por dos puatos
4 la vez, quedando el duque lie la
Tore al frente de las flerzas que anne
nazan San Pedro Abapto obrando
en- combination ell marques del Duero
cue dirigira 81 tercer cuerpo de ej6r-
cito sobre VaImaseda. De esta manora
las fuerzas carlistas concentrates en-
las trincheras ca las alturas de San
Pedro Atlantic tendran que diyidirse y
|atenaer los puntos por donlc pue-
den. ser atacados. 81 q lnarqatsstlsl
Duero Sc interpone entire las flerzas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-17


una individualidad exceptional y afor-
|tunada que flera q buscar su fuerza en
los elementos vigorosos Y sanos de Ia
nacion, sin estrechez de miras, sin
compromises de partido, sin preven-
clones de escuela, sin nepotismos per-
sonales y sin preferencias pollti as. Pa
IA el observador impartial de la situa
clon que atrayesamos es indudable
que. .entodos los partidos pollticos, que
EN- tOdas las Observation-Disclosures de alguna
nota que en- ellos mihtan, hay Ia con
viccion profllnda de su impotencia, no
siendo ditIcil, por 10 tanto, que sc pom
gan a las 6rdenes del Poder que los
busque, de modo que un hombre ex
perto en- Ia polltica podria cscoger 10
que verdaderamente valera para cons
tituir una situacion relatiyamente de
gran robustez y establlidad para los
momentos que atravesamos. No de
otra mancra procedi6 el molvidable
duquc de Tetum en- 1853 Ell que, en-
contr@ndoSc dcsorganizados sin ere
ditto a los partidos moderado y progre-
sista, busc6 10 mas inteHgente, 10
mas moral y 10 mas autorizado de
cntrambos, para constituir la sitla-
cion mas gloriosa y mas duradera
que ha conocido Espana dcsde Car
los Ill hasta nuestros dias, situacion
que en- todas parties dej5 hucIIas tc-
Cundas de su paSo, en- America, en-
Africa, en- la Administration, cn eI
| ejGrcito, en- la marina, en- oblas p1bil-
ca, en- todos los ramos que constltuycn
cl neryio y Ia grandeza dc un pals.
I'll buen scntIdo y la gran tirmcza de
caracter dc Don Lcopoldo O'Donneli
fueron cl ALMA de aquclla situacion
immortal, enyidia y remordimicnto de
todos los gobiernos que han venldo
despues, Ell hombre que quiera salvar
i Espana cn la disoucon general por
que aqul pasan los partidos, dcbc ms
pirarse en- csc gran e emplo, en- la IN
teligencia de que hoy los grandcs pro-
p6stos, los pcnsamlcntos tccundos de
un vcrdadcro hombrc de Estado que
dispusiera del Poder pGblico no ten
drian que pasar por las inquietudes,
por las alarnlas, por Ias conspiraciones
por las intrlgas constantcs que NINA
ban el gobierno del duque de Tctuan
en- los saloncs y ant-camaras de Pa
Iacio. iAhi 81 cl duque de Ia Tore
quisicra, 81 la Proyidcncia Ic ilummasc
y lortalccicse, toIayia Espana podria
ser una nacion grandc y dichosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-17

Los que suscriben, haccnlados de
Guayana, comisionados por los COM
pmcroS y por los acconistas de la
cmpreSa. que para ell Riego Sc proyec-
ta,. 4 fin de impulsar la reaIiz lcion' dc
Ia obra, Green llcgado ell momento de
diriiirse i cuantos en- Ia provincial
pueden coadyuyar al peQsamlento, y
para clio Sc abStendr1n de hacer pom
pesos oflecimicntoS, limit1ndose i pro-
ducr Ia verdad que es indudablemen-
te la que mas conyence cuando Sc
pre>cnta despojada dc adornos a los
homhres reflcXlyos y pensadores.
Ir tasc de regar la f6rtiI llanura de
Guayama en- primer ttrmjno, y as
Iuego las de Arroyo y Salinas, apro-
yechando el abundante caudal de
aguas que contienen los rios CARTE y
Carrie grande; represadas estas Ell
un punto sumamente prop6si'o por
la misma cenGguracion del terr no,
formaran un gran lago, conduciGndo-
las por un tdnel de 975 metros 4 la
yertlente Sur de Ia montana, para pre-
cipitarlas en- el GAUGE del rio Guamanf,
y llevarlas por un canal principal as
ia c4rca del pueblo, donde Sc distri-
buiran a las fincas d l.Oeste por una
acequfa convenientementc situada
para las del Este por silon y dcnds
mcdios que sean indispensables
Ell pantano que ha de servir ell t1-
mel y canal segun los caculos cienti
licos hechos por ingcnieros ingleses y
racti6cados por ell de caminos, canales
y puente Sr. Camprubl, contendra
el gran yoldmen de 250.000,000 de
pies cdbicos de aqua, suliciente por
81 solo, para regar durante ocho m
ses, la extension de cuatro mil cuer-
das de terreno. Por otra parte la SUI
pericie regable, incluyendo las pro-
piedades de Arroyo y Salinas ascien-
de q mas de 10000 cuerdas de las
que hay en- cultivo de cana, unas ocho
mil pr6ximamente, siendo ell re to
muy prop6sito para el mismo fin,
proporciondndole ell Riego.
Sabido es en- toda la isla que los
productos sacarinos de la costa Sur, y
muy particularmente los de Guyana
son en- caidad los nejores, Y ell amos
de regulares Iluyias Sc obtienen abun-
dantes cosechas por la feracidad dc
su suelo; de aquf Sc desprende la gran
necesidad del Riego, y la seguridad
de que Ia empresa que 10 lleye 4 efec-
to, lografa incalculables benefcios.
No insistimos mas sobre este particu- |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-17
CONTEsTACIoN.

Ha llegado en- el dltimo vapor-cor-
REQ procedente de la Peninsula nues-
tro apreciable amigo D. Luciano Al
Gala del 0lmo, teniente de Admins
TRACTION militar, ell cual fue enyiado d
Ia madre patria por un patri6tice ar
tfculo que public6 en- el BoLETIN en-
tempo de Primo de Rivera Damos
d nuestro buen amigo la mas carinosa
bienvenida.