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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16
AT WATERTONVN

Cattls-We find a better feeling on cattle at these
yards than noticed last week. OF the js6 head of west
ern nearly all changed hands, saving the trouble of
driving TO Brighton. The best were sold to L. d. Kin
ball and s. +. Woodbridge at 7lc live weight. Good
northern oxen at 10 D lUe; very choice single pair
command 5000 v owt, d. W. George Baldwin sold
oxen TO dress 100 lbs, ut loo " H. ID. WI A. Williams
sold heers to dress 500 lbs each, at SO 10, d. W.
b. Dow sold oxen, 100 lbs each at loo " lb, ID. W.;
NJ Joyce at CSC live at &C lives steers at 6lc
live. W. Leayitt sold % steers, average lG5 lbs, at
"A live; steers average 100 lbs, ht Gle steers
average 100 lbs, at Ode, Hathaway Swift sold IS at
sac live; % steers to H. Locke at n lvei 40 steers to j.
Sawyer 7ic lives IS steers 20 Mr. Goodrich ut 7!ci a.
to Mr. Davis at7lc 80 little cattle at 7c
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1887 head. There were
more buyers at market many country buthers buying
small lots, but stl with large supply 5le the outside
price except for superior river lambs Worry hne lots
sold at SO d h. or from "a 10 lower than last week.
b. Dow sold 100 lambs, average SO lbs, at 7e William
Todd sold 10 lambs average COZ lbs at So N Wallace
sold l27 sheep and lambs average 90 lbs, 14c y.
Tracy sold rs lambs average jj lbs and 20 lbs over on
lot at ne. Carl +. Bailey sold 62 lambs, average GO
tbs, at Sc.
Poultry-C Considerable quantity of poultry selling
follows turkeys at 2Oc; fowl at l5c, and chickens ut
25c ID. Tho supply runs more into fowl and turkeys
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16
Hail Storm at vergennes.

A terrific hail storm passed over Vergen.
ues at four o'clock, Friday afternoon. The
hail stones were as large as walnuts aud
completely covered the ground. The crops
were greatly damaged, aud many gardens
were completely ruined. The Episcopa
church lost two hundred and sixty lights o.
glass the Congregational one hundred, and
the Roman Catholic was damaged about
$1,000 worth. The storm covered trac
about four miles in width.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

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five generations attending her reception.
All but one Of the Ia scholars attending
school in one district at New Durham are
children Of Samuel Langley, the eldest being
lS years old. N
MASSACHUSETTS.
- lay, October 9Th, is the time assigned
by the Governor and Council for the execu.
ton Of George W. Pembefton, now under
sentence Of death for the murder of Mrs.
Margret Il. Bingham.
During performance 10 Music Hall,
Westield, Saturday night, an explosion of
gas occurred beneath the stage, aud panic
at once resulted. Several persons were light
ly squeezed in the attempt to get out of
doors. A terrible disaster, similar TO that
at Holyoke, was narrowly averted.
Rev. j. W. Hamilton preached a memo
rial sermon on Boston Common last Sunday
evening under the old elm, in commemora-
tion of the sermon by jesse Lee on the
same spot 50 years ago.
RHODE ISLAND.
The national division of the Sons of Tenn
perance of North America, which boasts
membership OF l00,O00, met with the Rhode
Island order at Providence, on the 18th.
NEW YORK.
Miss Nellie Thurston made very success
full balloon ascension from Ogdensburgh, on
the 9th inst She landed ten miles away,
took the train for home, where she arrived in
four hours from the time she started.
Plymouth church signifies its faith in
Beecher by raising his salary from $4,000
to 100000 year.
A woman was killed in New York city
the other morning by falling out of bed.
A queer mixture Of revival and scandal is
the present sensation of the Presbyterian
church at Pttstown, N. Y. Among the re-
cent converts was man whose wife imme-
diately upon his conversion confessed to
criminal intimacy, eight years ago, with the
pastor Rev. Lorraine Rood The husband
told the presbytery, Rood was charged with
the crime, confessed and expressed his sor.
row and repentance, and has been suspended
1t is said that several of the New York
''ring" thieves are making restitution of their
ill-gotten gains.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

Any four or more persons who may like
to subscribe for the VERMONT FARMER can
receive the full benefit of cooperation by put
ting their money together at $3.50 each
The advantage to us is the accession of two
or three new subscribers through their Of.
forts to them the saving is 80 cents each in
oooh
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16
Sovereigns Of Industry.

The Sovereigns in St. Johnsbury who have
milk of the Sovereigns' agency are requested
to pay their milk bulls at the store to.mor.
row, the 18th.
The grand state picnic of the Sovereigns
of Industry, in Connecticut for which 5000
invitations have been issued will be held at
Saybrook, July "a, when prizes for athletic
games will be competed for and a shore din
ner served, no intoxicating liquors being al
lowed on the grounds.
Peach culture has grown to be the repre-
sentative business OF Delaware and con-
siderable portion Of Maryland, 80 that the
growers form vigorous guild and substan-
TALLY control the market in all the northern
cities. This year, they have made such
arrangements with railroad companies that
they can put fruit in Boston in SO hours
from the field, in Pittsbarg and Cincinnati
in "a hours, in Chicago and st Louis in 33
hours. The new order Of things doesn't
please the New York middlemen, who have
heretofore handled pretty nearly the entire
crop, and will now have less than half of it.
The crop will be very large, and good deal
of peach brandy will be made to use up
what fruit gets too soft for transportation.
Along with this comes the story of small
crop in New Jersey and in the southern
counties of New York state but this is not
reliable. The western apple crop will be
rather light, this year plums are plenty ;
currants light, and raspberries, as usual
abundant and transient
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16


The northern seas beat the southern on
icebergs in fantastic and picturesque beauty.
The temperature Of the southern ocean il
below the freezing point Of fresh water, and
therefore does not melt the Joe. 1t is only
alter they have Travelled considerable dis
lance northward that their square, tabletop
shape is modified. As the berg enters Il
latitude whose heat has power so warm
merely the surface water, channel entirely
circling it is made, just above the sea level.
As it moves northward into still warmer
waters, this channel is enlarged into deep
hollows aud caverns, until the waves are
able to break off large masses. This alters
the center of gravity, aud the berg topples
over, either forming smooth slope or pro.
longed tongue or spire. But none of that
variety of shape which constitutes the great
charm of the northern iceberg is ever created
These detached portions are called "calves'
and are considerably more dangerous to the
navlgators than the old "cows" because they
do not reflect any light as the berg does even
in the darkest night, and thus give no warn
ing Of their presence.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

much more than the common Operative-the
physician may demand as much for a single
visit as his patient would receive for days
labor and lawyer for an hours pleading
as much as his client for months service
pARENs.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-We are very glad
to receive so many communications and
news items from friends Of the paper for
publication, but if We could impress upon
them the Importance of sending all such
things early, We and our readers would be
much better pleased. 1t is not unusual to
receive important items written two weeks
or more after their occurrence. When sent
so late we would just as soon they would not
be sent at all, and often consigu them TO the
waste basket because they are too old to be
interesting. Please remember these two
things-send items by earliest opportunity
and give US your name and address with
them.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16
The Cost of Presidents.

The New York Sun figures up the annual
cost Of our presidents from Taylor to Grant,
excluding johnson whom neither party is
willing to be responsible for, aud finds as
foliows
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

MONDAN July ~
The market to-day not rs good as last week. 100
tubs OF butter boxes of cheese at market Butter
FROM 20 M 25c " H. most of tho butter sold at - W 2le
cheese farm dairy plain al lOc farm DAIRY sage 40
lie; factory what was sold l2ci most Of the factory
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

AAEohAil 9ul1 l"s
shipped FROM this station to-day 3l2 tubs Of butter
i2O H. l3d boxes Of cheese, 600 lbs, 100 doc. eggs
20 veal calves July 9th, quote butter % 2jc b
and selections &c. Cheese c0ns gnedi eggs se dOzi
veal calves, Sc V h,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE

Lebanon has had but three town clerks
since 1892. Stephen KendriOk served "a
years, Timothy Kendrick 80 years, aud Ed
ward j. Durant, the present incumbent, Is
just completing his 18th year.
Mrs. Margaret Evans Of Concord cele-
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

brated her Tooth birthday, last Wednesday,
FIVE generations attending her reception.
All but one Of the Ia scholars ATTENDING
school in one district at New Durham are
children Of Samuel Langley, the eldest being
Z wars aid .
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-07-16

There was severe thunder storm at
Portland, Saturday morning. Several church.
es were struck by lightning and slightly
damaged.
The sheriff 8 officers had hard work to
hand-cuff Wagner, the Isle of Shoals MUIR
derer, Just before his execution, he having
sworn to kill any man who should enter his
cell, aud they had to draw him to the
gratings with two boat.hooks while the
sheriff piDioned him,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

Doctor Raya.-Nuestro querido amigo
y companerO en- la prenSa, ha mudado su
bufete y domicilio los altos de la derecha
de la Gale de San Justo n1m. 8, al lado
del Consulado BritAnico.
Tenemos Ell mayor placer en- avisarlO q
sus amigos y nuestros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
G. A G E TIL L A S /.

DirectOrio Hispano americana de Cuba,
Puerto Rico y San Thomas, para ell cor
riente ano de 1875. Ell Sr. d. Federico
Caine, editor de esta interesautlsima pu-
blcacion, Sc halla en- esta capital nos ha
obsequiado con un vol1men de su obra.
Contiene este extenso libro: ell almanaoue
del ano, los nOmbres y direcciones por Or
den alfabetico de todos los comerciantes,
hacendados, abogados, medicos, artistas
libreros, impresores, industriales, amos de
hotel etc. de toda la isla de Cuba; los de
todos los ramos de la actiyidad humana
en- grupos segun las profesiones en- donde
constan las marcas de tabacos, establos,
expresses, restaurants, fuHdiciones, inge-
MOS, redacciones, imprentas, librerias,
ecasas importadoras, almacenes corredores
etc; nlmeros dc los apartados dc correos
de todas las casas mercantiles: horas do
salida y llegada, y tarifas de todos los
ferro-carriles y trsmvfas cubanos; regla4
msasQ dsl puerto de ID Habaaa, J De loa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
LA HISTORIA DE ESPANA
DEL SENIOR NIDo.
(COncl.sion). J.


Sres. Vice-presidente , vocales de la
Junta Superior de instruction P6blica.-
Los que suscriben, nombrados para eva
Guar Ell informe sobre el incidente que ha
dado lugar Ia superior communication del
Excmo. Sr. GObernadOr General, fecha
2 del corriente, dicen: Que han examina-
do detenidaments sl hbro de actas de Ia
Junta, sobrs tOdO las del Is y 90 de di-
ciembre pr6ximO pAsado, citadas, y GUAM
tos datOs han tenido q Ia vista prueban
de una nanera evidents que 81 Excmo.
Sr. Vice-presidente de esta corporation
ha aldo sOrprendidO 81 6rmar 81 O6CiO que
- dirigi6 al gObierno en- 29 del mislno
mes y que en- c6pia acOmpaha s. E. /:
eaao EsE0 20 vsFdadt psro 40 sxsraho, si
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

En- ell hltimo mes de mayo Sc han
recaudado por las aduanas de Puerto
Pico pesetas 704,672 "a .por dere-
chos de Importation y 490,625 62
por los de exportacion 8 sea un total
de pesetas /. 1875, 302 46. En- igual
mes de 1874 sc habfan recaudado por
Ell primer concepto Gil, ,0S3 38 y 338,
463-70 por el segundo, es decir un
total de pesetas 949,547 08. De mo
do que ha habido un aumento de 245,
755 pesetas 38 c9ntimos 6 sea casi
An million do reales vellon. Esta alza
Obtenida en- las tristes CIRCUMSTANCES
que por la SEGA ha atravesado el pats
es Ell mejor comprobante que puede
dsrse de la moralidad de la actual ad-
ministracion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
COM UNICADO.
Arroyo, junio 18 de- 1876.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Debil enteramente es nuestra pluma
para manifestar la realidad del verdadero
pesar que existe en- este pueblo por la
proxima partida del antique, muy queri-
do y generoso amigo Don Isidro Cora. al
calde y comandante de voluntarios de es-
te pueblo, para su pals natal, Espana. No
obstante la premeditacion de este viaie,
desde hace va mas de un ano, la Provi-
dencia ha querido retenerlo entire noso-
tros hasta ahora que decididamente nos
dejara NADIA sera sufciente q manifestar
ell vac{o que aqul queda, y el sentimiento
de gratitud, gus como recuerdo, deia en-
todos los que han tenido la fortuna de CO.
nocerlo ser administrators por 6l. Desdes
la feliz llegada del Excmo. Sr. Goberna-
dor y Captain General D. Jose Laureano
Sanz a Puerto Rico ell ano pr6ximo pa-
sado, nos favoreci6 la suerte con su elec-
cion para alcalde y desde ell mismo dfa
que Sc hizo cargo de su digno mando,
hemos vivido1 en- verdadera fraternidad,
y sin haber sido jamas molestados para
nada absolutamente. Los diIatados amos
que lleva de residencia en- este pueblo en-
donde q fuerza de laboriosidad y honra-
dez ha podido acumular una buena for
tuna, lie han dado el convencimiento exac-
to del pals en- que, guiado siempre por SUI
fndole recta y generOsa, Sc ha conquistado
general aprecio. Atento siempre tanto a
las necesidades del pueblo como del in
dividuo en- particular, ha acudido siempre
desprendido servir cual genuina pana-
cea al alivio de unoa y otros.
Nunca concluirfamos de elogiar sus ex-
celentes caalidades fna educacion, PEI
70 nos consta que no lie es grato verse elo-
giadO; pOrque su alma libre de preten-
stones pOmpOsas solo aspira hacerse
querer de todos como 10 ha logrado con
aus vecinos que, elevando sus votos & Ia
Providencia, le desean un feliz viaie
prOnto retogno q su queridO Arroyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

Faltaba el memorable 1903: esta
,erie de episodios portentosos, este
sublime drama, esta hecatombe,
.n ixual que admiraran tolos
los tiempos y todas las generacio-
mes. :.
Y legiones in6nitas, ejercitos ague-
,yidos profanaron, escudados con la
traicion, nuestro yenerando territorio;
sran extranjeros, eran invasores, eran
los esclavos del captain del siglo, iban
( arrollarnos, iban q uncirnos a su Ca
rro triunfal de Alemania, de Russia, de
Italia, de Austria, del desierto mis-
Pero no, que ell leon sacudi6 ell SO
nor de su indolencia, y al grito de una
nscion, aunque mermada, de heroes,
corona la brillante historic de su
Independence, nunca impunemente
smenazada, con ell becho mas gran
dioso. con ell esfuerzo mas colossal que
registraran las edades. La pira de la
ustria Sc ensangrent6 con martires
como Daoiz y Velarde; pero Madrid,
Zaragoza, Bailen y Corona COM
pensaron aquel desastre con laureles.
-.
81 ben es cierto que al hojear nues
IRA br;lante historic, extraordinaria,
fecunda en- acontecimientos pasmosos
cual ningura otra nacion del mundo,
conturba ell auimo una intensa amar
gura, dada la epoca calamitosa en- tor
n no de que gravitamos y desde Ia cual
tendemos Ia vista al hSrizonte de un
uasado donde dcstacan tan gigantes
ssiluetas, sombras no masde un explen
dor que Sc desyaneci6 & la fatalidad;
tambien es cierto que el orgullo' In
Aama nuestro corazon, porque Espa
Iia, y Gnicamente la hist6rica Espaf1a,
Ia gloriosa Espafla puede levantar,
aunque abrumada, la frente q la van
guardia de todas las naciones que
pretenden soleyantarla, es ell dnico
que tiene derecho & la supremacfa
hist6rica entire todos los pueblos an
tiguos y civilizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

Tenemos Ia satisfaction de anun
Ciar al pdblico que en- Ia primera Ga
cetG saldr& .el pliego de condolences
para 10 subasta del acueducto que ha
de surtir de aguas potables la capital.
Tambien teLemos entendido que una
casa 8 companfa inglesa piensa hacer
Ventajosas proposiciones. La aCtividad
que nuestras dignas autoridades To-
Gales han desplegado en- este asunto
de utilidad pGblica merece 81 mas
cumplido elogio. Crcemos que no pa
sara IN afio sin que este concluida 8
muy adelantada por 10 menos esta
grandiOsa obra que marcara IN perfo
do culminante en- Ia historic de nues-
tr0s adelantos materiales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
ARBO DO.
Maunabo, JUNO IL de 1876.
Sr. Redactor del BoLETIN.
Muy Sr. mio.
Muy Sr. mio.

Agradecere & I'd. mucho se sirva
insertar en- las columns de su ilus-
trado peri6dico las siguientes lfneas.
Sin olvidar q los esclareeidos 60
bernadores de la Isla que en- epocas
pasadas Sc ocuparon en- dictar 6rdenes
expresas para la conservation del ar
bolado; recibimos la reciente circular
de nuestro digno Gobernador Gene
raj SAM, como una de las mas sAbias
y oportunas disposiciones publicadas
en- bien del porvenir econ6mico de
Puerto Rico. = Tai documento basado
en- las observaciones de la ciencia &
inspirado por ell deseo de proteger los
intereses generates del pats, tiene que
ser leido por tcdos con ell mayor en-
tusiasmo, y fgurara siempre en- los
anales de la provincia, como una de
las producciones mas interesantes de
Ia administration actual.
No era possible que nuestro gObier-
no vleFa con ipdiEerencia lQs maloa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
NegOc;ado dc ODras pa61,cGs.
MONrEs. -oHDENASxAs.

De cOnformidad con 10 preceptua-
DO en- 81 decreto de mayo iltimo, ex-
pedldo para regularizar el aprovecha-
mlento de los montes de estA isla, y
naDlendo redactado el Ingeniero ms
PectOr del ramo las adjuntas Instruc-
Clones para Ell cumplimiento de aquel
Oecreto, he venido en- aprobarlas, ash
como Ell tormulario para las gusas que
nan de expedir los alcaldes.
Puerto Rico II de Junio de 1875.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

Sc ha compuesto va Ia averfa del
cable entire Cayo HuesO y Punta Ra-
%, quedando la communication expe-
dita hasta Europa.
La estacion del cable en- Puerto
Rico estara alberta al p1blico desde
Las u de la mafiana hasta las 81 de
tarde. Los domingos Sc hace servicio
desde las II q 50 de la maflana, y de
63a74 por la tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25

Els interesante el siguiente docu-
meLto sobre montes que tomamos de
Ia Gacet0 del It:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-06-25
G0BTERN0 GENERAL

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, 1875-12-11
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