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FOR RENT.
NOF RENT
"LIVE OAK t L."
Nan Tharin Tn

This large and handsome brick building, situ-
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New Iberia, La.-prObably the most flour
ishing town i'll the State, and to and through
which there is a great deal Of travcl-c0ntains
| ten large, airy rOons, three halls and galleries,
with an attachment of wood containing Il well
ventilated dining room twenty by thirty feet.
Upstairs are four nice bedrooms and hall. The
lot has a front of two hundred feet, and runs
back to bayou Ttche, with spacious grounds in
front and rear, and well shaded. 1t has two els
terms one underground and quite large. II has
Il large garden, and several kinds of fruit trees,
all in their prime. For terms, apply at this Of
flee within one month from this date.
September 10, 1S73-tf
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ATaTECE OF FINAL TABLEAU.
ESTATE OF MARIE AZELIE FALL-No. 3O8

-
Parish Court, st. Landry.-Whereas, Honore
Mecne, of the Parish o fist. Landry, admInlstra-
tor Of the estate Of Marie Azelie Fall, deceased,
has flied a final tableau and distribution OF the
funds of said estate, accompanied by his petit
ton praying for the homologation of the
SANG;
been granted by an order of court, bearing date
February 10th, 1875. ~
Now, therefore notice is hereby given to all
perEdus interested to make opposition to said
fablehu in writing at my office in the town of
OpeiSusas, within the time required by law,
| why ihe said tableau should nOtbe hOmOlOgated
| and 6nfrmed.
feb 267jfs W. A. ClefK'
uykAs-THE CHOICEST IN THE WORLD
Importers p~rices-Largest company in
| America-staple ~article-pleases everybody
Trade continually ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted
everywhere-best inducements-don't waste
time.-send for Circular to
ROBERT WELLS,
43 Vesey St., N. Y, p. o. Box 1887.
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6dHERHFF's SALE.
- -
district COURT, PARISH OF ST. Lam
DRY.-NO. 12435.
WILLIAM F. CHENEY VS.. R. W. THoMs

BY virtue of writ of seizure and sale, issued
olt of the honorable the Eighth District Court,
above entitled suit, and to me directed, I will
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at the Courthouse of said parish, in the
town of Opelousas, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of March, 1875, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the
tDiioWing described property, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land, with all the
Buildings and improvements thereon, in the
Iuarish Of st. Landry, containing four hundred
superficial arpents, more or less, bounded north
by the Bayou Beuf, south by the public do
main, east by land OF Bedford Epperson, de-
ceased, and west by land of Robert Sandefer.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms.-On a credit of twelve months, pur-
chaser furnishing bond with security accord
ing to law.
feb 10 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
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THE ~OPELOUSAS JOURNAL.
OPELOUsAs, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1885,

President Grant has issued a procla-
nation calling the United State Senate
in avtra, session, on March 5th.
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NaTTON PLANTERS!
AaARE CHANCE FOR A FORTUNE!

From 6 to 10 bales to the acre, by planting a
newtand wonderful ind of Cotton. No extra
outlEFy for manures and fertilizers necessary
For circular, address j. WALkER,
Franklinton, Franklin Co, N. G.
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ENOR RFNT.-THAT DESIRABLE PLACE
n of business now temporarily occupied BY
Bloch & DuprG, i'll OpelOusas. Possession given
on first January next. For further particulars
apply at ext door to
dee. 21-tf. CHAS. n. L
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MISCELLANEOUS


nOLLARS-TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO
MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED ON THE 27TII
FEBRUARY BY THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF
KY, UPON II OCCASION OF THEIR
FIFTH AMI LAST CONCERT.
DRAWING CERTAIN OR MONEY RE
FUNDED
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EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

UNO PARENTs.-MRs. RUDOLPH MAY.
er begs TO announce that she purposes open
ing a school at her residence, Union and Main
streets, 0pelousas, on Monday the 9th inst; TIL
course of instruction will be in English and
French, and pupils committed to her care shall
receive sound, practical instruction in these
languages. Special arrangements may be made
for German, Music and Drawing. =.
Terms for tuition in English and French, :;
per month. Small children at lower rates.
nov 6-tf
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How QUEEN ISABELLA CHECKMATED
THE FRENCH KTNG.-Once upon a time
King Louis Philippe thought it might
be advantageous to France if the Span
ish succession should fall to his own
line but, seeing that the D0ns would
not brook such direct interference of
French influence in their affairs as would
be likely to result from the marriage of
his son, Due de Montpensier, to the
Young Queen Isabella, he so cOntrived
| that the son should wed her younger
| sister, while the Queen became the un-
loving consort of her cousin, Francis
ld'Assisis Marie Ferdinand, Duke of
| Cadiz. These were the celebrated
q Spanish marriages of which persons
not SO very old heard a good deal. It
may seem odd that the French King
| should wish to- have his son marry a
woman whose offspring would have no
title to the Spanish throne, but here was
where the shreWdness Was displayed,
for the husband of Queen Isabella was
a confirmed invalid, from whom heirs
were not likely to descend. Should is
sue fail, the succession would at least
be to the children of the Duo de Mont
pensier. The Queen was young, love-
iy and high-spirited, and it WAS not
long before she saw the plot by which
the throne would go from her to her
sisters heirs, and she may have felt as
Queen Elizabeth did when the cry was
wrung from her tortured heart, 1.-THE
Queen of Scots hath children, and | am
but a barren stock" The morals of the
Spanish court were none of the best, aud
afforded to Isabella a means of prevent
ing the contamination of the conspiracy
to which already she had in part been
delivered over. The marriage had taken
place in 1848. In 1890 the cOurtieI
Serrano was a great favorite of the
Queen, and in 1850 the first child was
born to Francis fAssisis Marie Ferdi.
nand and Isabella. This birth was fol
lowed by several others, and in 1856
Alfonso, now King OF Spain, first saw
light. Serrano has always shown 1
warm interest in the young man, and
has paved his way to the thRone,1[NeN
York Graphic.
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Horrors of the Sea-

TERRIBLE TALE OF THE SURVIVORS OF
A BURING COAL sHIP-MAN-EATING
EXTRAORDINARY.
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ENOR RENT.-THE VERY DESIRABLE
and favorable stand, comprising store and
warehouse. corner of Landry and Court streets
opposite the Court House. For particulars ap
ply to P. J.. Lefebvre, at the Post Office.
aug 14-tf
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6s M A WEEK GUARANTEED TO
sS Male and Female Agents, in their To-
cality. Costs nothing to try it. Particulars
Free. P.O. NICkEk1 va
s2eb 19-4t Augusta, Me.
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NOTHCE-TAKEN UP BY THE TWO UN-
IN designed at ~Plaquemine Brulee, on the
30th day of January 1875, two creole horses, one
black horse with white in the forehead, large
size, branded on the right hip 81, also one roane
pony, fax name and tail, branded on the left
hip ~, the black horse has been ranging in the
neighbOrhood about three years gentle to haf-
ness but not to the saddle, the roane pony has
also been running in the prairie near the Metho-
dist Church for about twelve months or more,
the owners of said horses are requested to come
forward prove property pay charges and take
them away otherwise they will be disposed OF
as the law doth require.
NJ. r. HAYES,
A. II. BLACKWELL.
PIaq. Bru1e6 Jan. Goth 1875.
= Fac-Simile of brand at this Office.
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tGHERIFF'S SALE.
DISTRICT COURT, PARISH OF ST. Ian
DRY.-Eo. 1912.
3AMELTE DEBALL0N EFT AIS. VS.. MRS.
CORA LAsTRAPEs, WIFE.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and sale, issued
of the honorable the Eighth District Court,
in and for the Parish of st. Landry, in the
above entitled suit, and to me directed, ! will
proceed to sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, at the Courthouse OF said parish, in
the town Of 0pelOusas, ON the
the following described property, to-wit-
Two certain town lots situated within the
corporate limits of the town OF O~pelousas, with
! MI the buildings and improvements thereon,
bounded north by ArchilleD upre, east by Court
street, south by GroIee street, and westby Mar
ket street.
| hundred and sixty six 66sI100 dollars with in
/ terest at eight per cent. per annum, from Feb
puary 4th 1874, for cash and for the remaining
ak hundred and s~ixty-six 66s100 dollars paya-
| lie FEBRUARY Ath 1875, with eight per cent. il.
/ terest from said date.
ian 40 Sheriff of the Parish of st. Landry.
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SSUU where. Address
EXCELSIOR MFG CO.,
Buchanan. Mich,
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6tts% 10 $40 PER DAY AT HOME. TERMS
HF~ GEO. sTINsON & CO.,
Portland Me
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!, FORTUNE I'm

" -,
FOR 10 cents and q Scent stamp, I will send
reggipe for making good vinegar for 5 cents per
THOMAS J.. ATWOOD,
BOX AZ. Newark. n. J.
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MEDICAL.


FOR THE CURE OF E By VACUUM.
ralgia, Weak Chests, Narrow Chests, Asthma,
Weak Lungs, Weak Backs; Weak, Stiff and
Shrunken Limbs; Curvature of the Spine, and
other Spinal affections; Sciaticu Rheumatism OF
years standing; spasins, Epilepsy, Palsy, st.
Vitus' Dance; Derangement OF the Mind, and
many Otherdlscases, not mentioned here, can he
cured.
The Equalizer treats the above mentioned
diseases with astonishing results. 1t is now eX-
tensively used i'll the Northern and Western
parts of the United States, and comes Endorsed
by the most skillful doctors i'll this country.
Inow invite all those who are afflicted to call
in and see the Equalizer; it is now ready for
operating also, all the Doctors of the parish
are invited.
For further particulars call at the sign of the
Big Mortar, where 1 will give all desired lnfOr,
nation. {. MAYO.
April 20-tf.
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VWyO RENp OR IEAsE.THAT EXCEL
lent and eOnim0dions dwelling on Court
street, owned by Mrs. NJ. B. Williams. For
terms, apply at the office of evil d Bro.
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NOTICE TO TAX AND LICENSE
PA9 R -,

By virtue of q resolution of the Police Jury or
parish of st. Landry, I am ordered to collect de-
linquent parish taxes without delay.
All who are in arrears for Parish ana state
Taxes for 1873, are hereby notified to come for
ward and pay the same within twenty days
from the date of this notice.
Also, all who are pursuing any occupation
that requires a State or Parish License, are no
titled to come forward and take out the same,
within the time required by law.
On their failure to do so, I will proceed to col
lect the same according to law.
J. L. NORRIS,
State and Parish Collector.
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dfa ~ A WEEK TO AGENTS TO SELL
I'D y an article Sdleabte as ttOur. Profits
Immense. Package free. Address
BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
Marion, Ohio.
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For Tickets and information, address
THO e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager,
ian 294t Louisville, KY.
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DARNEY,S PRAIRIE SALVE!
A purely vegetable preparation, and is a Gel
tain cure for
PILES,
TETTER-WORM,
pYNrIUyND1r

And all eruptions of the Skin. This preparation
has been i'll use in families in this parish for the
last twenty-five years, and has never failed in a
single instance.
For sale at the Big Mortar, by
C. MAYO,
July 31-tf Sole Agent.
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ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS

@ u r E d.
IEwish to make known to my eonsumptive
friends that 1 had been a sufferer for six years,
and now am as well as ever, and have cured a
number of consumptives since. I am well with
the same remedy. I will send a prescription
how to prepare and use the above remedy free
By mail on receipt Of so cents. Address
J. r. SCHREYER,
239 Washington St., Reading, Pa.
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EAAVE BEEN
4 in Use for many years. Our Physicians
| know their formula, and have prescribed them
| always in preference to any OF the thousand and
one bdd-nchiskey compounds now flooding the
country.
They materially aid i'll curing Chills and Fever,
enlarged Spleen and all kindred diseases.
One bottle go cents only will satisfy You of
this. [sept 26-tf.
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DUBLTC SALE.
ESTATE OF MARIE OGER.-No.

90
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ducido este efecto: la abolicion re-
pentina de la escIavitud yla frenetica
propaganda de sonada igualdad que
aquf Sc hizo, interpretada torpe y ma
terialmente por inteligencias POGO cul-
tas y POGO acostumbradas & oir tales
ideas. La igualdad ante la ley es la
1nica verdadera: no existe sociedad
alguna civilizada en- que no haya des-
igualdades sociales.
Somos de opinion de que para reor-
ganizar ell servicio domestico conven
drfa establecer cartillas por ell estilo
de las que Sc usan en- Madrid con-
siderar como vagos a los que cambien
de casa cierto n1mero de veces en- un
periodo dado; perseguir efcazmente
ell concubinato y que Sc distribuyesen
por los Municipios algunos premios
pecuniarios entire los sirvientes que
hubiesen Observable buena conducta
Quizas haya otros medios que q nos
otros no Sc nos ocurran para crear
verdadero servlcio domestico en- nues-
tras poblaciones que pueda excogitar
ell buen criterio de nuestras dignas
autoridades. De todos modos es de
la mayor necesidad que Sc tome una
providencia sobre este asunto.
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que ha trasladado su contrato & una
rica sociedad inglesa bajo las clausu-
las del pliego de condolences que opOr-
tunamente hemcs dado q conocer q
nuestros lectores.
. En- cuanto al acueducto, no han
sido aceptadas las condolences que han
propuesto los seflores que tomaron
parte en- la subasta que tuvo efecto q
iltimos de la pasada semana Pero
Sc volvera q sacar a remate la obra
con algunas modi6caciones que hagan
possible un contrato ventajoso para los
-intereses pdblicos y los de la empresa
que nos suministre en- abundancia
este indispensable artfculo de que tan
to solemos carecer en- la estacion de
SEGA.
Por dltirno, sabemos que esta Ell
Arquitecto de la ciudad hacienda un
concienzudO estudio de un gran hos
pital civil cuyos pianos seran dentro
de POGO presentados q la Excma.
Corporation.
Como Sc We, a pesar de haber te-
nido por conveniente el Gobierno de
s. NJ. suprimir la loterla municipal, 10
que ha sido un verdadero quebranto
para ell Ayuntamiento que Sc propo-
MIA levantar varios edi6cios p1blicos
que ha menester la ciudad, nuestras
autoridades locales no han desistido
de llevar al terreno practice varios
proyectos que hace tempo viene re-
clamando ell bienestar del pdblico or
nato de la ciudad de San Juan.
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F. Sagichs.
Ell EJERCITO INGLEs.

Son curiosos los siguientes datos y
rehexiones que hace un peri6dico pa
risiense tratando de la actitud que ha
tornado Inglaterra respecto del Con-
tinente. Sabido que su gobierno, 81
bien no intenta formar alianza, desea
salir del alejamiento en- que Sc halla
ba respecto de las demas naciones,
reconociendo cuan dtil puede ser su
int1uencia y cuan necesario es, para
hacerla mas eficaz, aumentar sus ejGr-
cito terrestres:
La Inglaterra, que hahfa dado
hasta abora escasa importancia las
" fuerzas de TERRA y, tiene que luchar
con grandes dificultades para la crea-
cion de un verdadero ejercito que
guarde relacion con la importancia de
la nacion y con su riqueza & inf1uen
cia, porque como todos saben, en- In
glaterra no hay quintas, nj obligation
forzosa de servir q la patria en- ell ej6r-
cito, ell cua! Sc recluta y mantiene
por medic de enganches y voluntarios.
Estos enganches, segun la ley pro
mulgada en- 1870, son de larga 8 cor
ia duracion. FL hombre que Sc com
promote q servir en- Ell primer concep-
to, tiene que permanecer durante do
ce amos en- ell ejercito, al cabo de los
cuales puede reengancharse por otros
nueve 81 su porte ha sido bueno. AL
I'm de los veinte y un amos de seryi-
clio militar active, recibe su licencia
absolute, con una pension de retro.
Los que Sc enganchan para servir So
10 "poco tempo ., tienen que servir
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sERvICIo DoMEsTICO.

Precise es confesarlo: ell servicio do
mestico esta perdido y desmoralizado
en- Puerto Rico. No hay familia que
no 10 haya experimentado, nj persona
acomodada que no Sc queje de clio. Ca
sa hay que Gambia diez yeces de sir
vientes cada mes. Familias pudientes
hay acostumbradas q ser b en- servidas
pues tuvieron criados propios, que
hoy comen de fonda por no poder dar
con un cocinero 8 cocinera que les
confeccione algunos platos con pun
tualidad y aseo; y sefloras ricas que
tienen que servirse q ST mismas por
no hallar nadie que les haga las senci-
Has tareas del hogar. Y no es que
escaseen los que solicitan acomodo,
sino que estos Sc dan mas importan-
cia y pretenden tener mas considera-
clones y comodidades que los mismos
amos.
Hay criadas que en- medic afio han
recorrido todas las casas de la pobla
cion sin haber pasado un mes en- min
guna. De elias Sc apodera una pere-
"a consuetudinaria, un abandono la
mentable y una falta de respeto irri
tante. Para que no abaudonen la ca
sa en- que sirven q la semana de baber
entrado en- ella es menester adular
las, suplicarlas, saludarlas y tolerarlas
sus d arias impertinencias. Este NAL
que actualmente Sc siente cobrara in
menso desarrollo desde ell memento
en- que terminen las pocas contratas
reales que existen, y urgente es re
mediarlo. No pocas individuas pre-
6eren ell 6bolo denigrante que les da
ell concubinato efImero y corruptor .
ganar honradamente uE salario con el
sudor de su frente. Indtil es que nos
extendamos en- retratar con sus YER
daderos colores la desorganizacion del
servicio domestico, porque a todo el
mundo le consta por experiencia mu.
cho mas de 10 que nosotros decir pu
dieramos.
Dos causas principalmente han pro.
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Haciendonos eco de los clamores
del comercio y de las familias no po-
demos menos de lamar respetuosa-
mente la atencion del limo. Sr. Jefe
Econ6mico sobre la gran escasez de
monedas de plata que Sc viene no.
tando en- este mercado, escasez que
todo ell mundo atribuye q que la Ad-
ministracion Econ6mlca no recibe en-
orc los pagos que Sc le hacen "a me-
nos que sea del cuf1o espafol y al IL
po de SIG la onza) acumulandose por
10 tanto la plata en- ell Tesoro pd-
blico y haciendose sumamente difIci-
les las transacciones pequeflas, que
son las mas frecuentes, por 10 solici-
tada que es la plata POI el comercio
para satisfacer sus derechos de adua-
ma. Interesada la Hacienda en- dar
toda clase de facilidades al comercio,
siempre que no perjudiquen al fisco,
y existiendo un convenio pIblicamen-
te acceptable por todas las casas fuer-
tes de la isla para recibir ell orc ma
cional y extranjero con un precio flo,
como sucede en- la isla de Cuba, cree
mos que NADIA perderfan las Cajas
Reales con admitirlo con ell mismo
descuento de 5'263 con que admite
la plata americana. Esto hacfa antes
la Administrator General Econ6mi
ca este es 10 que convendrfa que hi
ciese hoy en- bien del comercio, 81
obstaculos 4 6rdenes que ignoramos
no 10 impiden.
va esta hacienda una nueya espe-
culacion & favor de esta dificultad mo
netaria, la cual consiste, segun Sc nos
informa, en- cambiar plata por ofo con
un descuento que ira creciendo a me
dida que la escasez aumente. Asf,
en- pequena escala, empez6 la ruinosa
especuIacion de los biIletes de banco
en- la Habana. Los abuses Sc cortan
facilmente al nacer, pero son tenaces
de extirpar despues que Sc han arral-
gado.
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de cuarenta amos que llevaba de mi
sionero alzando su voz evangelical, ora,
en- los temples de la Peninsula, ora
en- los de Francia, ora bajo los ardien-
tes rayos del Africa, ora en- la isla de
Cuba, ora, en- fin, en- Puerto Rico,
bajo las b5vedas de San Jose y de la
Catedral y en- las humildes iglesias
de nuestros pueblos del interior.
Profundo flosofo cat6lico, versado en-
casi todas las ciencias y las literatu-
ras latina, espanola y fraucesa, ell
Padre Picazo ocuItaba bajo su tosco
sayal los fulgores del genio y la vir-
tud de los santos.
Pero hoy no estamos para panegf-
ricos nj para biograffas, sino para sen
tir con todos los veciuos cristianos de
esta ciudad la inmensa perdida que ell
Seminario- -colegio, y la Association de
Catolicos, de qus era fundador y Dig
no director espiritual, han sufrido.
Bastenos decir por hoy que ell Padre
Picazo, muerto en- ell doble aniver-
sario hist6rico en- qus baj6 al sepulcro
Fernando VII y EN- que Gue desterrada
su augusta hija d. Isabel Ii, obtuvo
en- su entierro prueba palmaria de las
grandes simpatfas de que gozaba en-
esta ciudad, pues pesar de haber
tenido lugar sus -oGcios fdnebres las
y de la maflana de hoy, ellos acu-
do una numerosa y lucida cocurren-
cia de todas las classes de nuestra so
ciedad, fgurando en- primer termino
ell clero y la sociedad cat6Iica habien
do acompaf1ado ell f9retro basta ell ce-
menterio, adem&s de unos $50 Caba-
lleros, sobre unas 20 8 80 sef1oras, co
sa inusitada en- esta ciudad.
Dichoso 81 que emple6 toda su
vida en- prepararse convenientemente
para la hora postrimera Su alma
pura no ha podido menos de ser AGO,
gida en- la mansion de les bienaven-
turados. Descanse en- paz ell espf-
ritu de d. Pedro Picazol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-01
A RIC UL r u R A .

Como complemento de nuestro
artfculo publicado en- ell ndmero
112, condenamos ell sistema extensi-
vo por defectuoso, al mismo item.
po que recomendamos ell uso de los
abonos a fin de no dejar decaer la
bondad del terreno y asegurar Ell por-
venir de la agriculture; faltanos en-
pero advertir que ell uso de ellos re-
quiere precauc ones 81 Sc han de evitar
gastos in1tiles y hasta perjudiciales ;
pues convene saber que los hay, que
aunque por ell momento dan un result
tado bri lante son peligrosos por ell es
trago que su repeticion produce en-
pocos amos, 81 no hay ell cuidado de
aternarlos con ell estiercol.
Els necesario ser muy cauto en- EN-
plear aquellos que producer un efecto
por ell estilo de los licores fuertes,
que 81 logran excitar las potencias no
consiguen darles fuerza y rigor, antes
al contrario debilitan por que no son
un alimento s6lido y duradero cual
necesitan los cusrpos para asegurar
la salud y prolongar la vida.
Nj es prudente abusar de NADIA, y
con la TERRA mucho menos, pues Ia
naturaleza no tolera que ilnpunemen-
te Sc trastornen sus leyes.
Ell guano del Perd es uno de los
abonos mas ricos pero tiene sus in
convenientes porque, segun como Sc
emplea, esteriliza y abate mucho los
terrenos en- POGO tempo.
Mucho convendrfa conocer de ante
mano cuales son las sustancias princi