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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

da vez mas con su confanza esta casa.
Para mayor garantfa de los facultati-
vos asi como de los enfermos, contin1a
siempre encargado de los preparados
medicinales ell professor en- Farmacia de
In Uniyersidad de Madrid ID. Geronimo
Robredo, cuyo nombre inteligencia en-
estos trabaios son va conocidos en- esta
capital.
Para mas pormenores y preeios en-
tenderse con ID. Teodoro Taul6 en- Ia
misma Fabrica. - TETUAN "a.
Puerto Rico, enero 13 de 1873.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
INTER ESANTE.

He yisto en- las columnas de su ilustradn pc
fi6di60, que D. Jose NJ Alcaide ha creido
tomar, en- favor de sus intereses, la deter
minacioH de revocar Ell poder, que me tenia
conferid0.
Sirvass publican en- el mismo peri6dico, que
dicha determination Ia motiyo ell no haber que
rid0 70 ceder sus ilstancias siguiendo con La
col0cacion que tenia en- su casa, por no c0nve-
mir positiyamente los mics.
FL plblieo de esta peblacion, de quien am
bos gomos muy eonocidos, sabra apreciar 4 su
justo yaloF ID publication del referido Sr AL
caide.
S-3 Domingo Poll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
AvIso 1 SUEsrnos AEcroREs:

Tenemos la satisfaction de anunciar nues-
tros lectUres que nuestros corresponsales en-
Paris, los Sres. Gaiien n Prince t36, rue La
fayettsj Sc han apresurado poner a nuestra
disposition sus oficinas para perinitr nnestros
amigos que yayan q Paris dtrdate la ErpoSi-
cioR universal de 1878, la lectnra de nuestro
peri6dico que enyiamos con regularidad por
cada buque correo De este m0do cada uno
de nnestros compatriotas podra, durante su
permanencia Ell Paris, dirigirse nuestros CO.
TresponsaIes que inmediatamente lie facilitaran
los ejemplares que puedan interesare.
h. julio los micro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
SOCIEDADES.
CIRCULAR.

San Juan Puerto-Rico Mario de 1873
Por mGtuo convenio, segun escritura pdblica
de esta feeha, Sc ha separado ell s6cio ID. Gas
par Bauza de Ia casa de comercio que suscribe
Z 10 ayisamos 4 v para su inteligencia.
De v. altos s. s. e B. NJ.
b. MARIO 81. J. Garcia y Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
.PAPEL DE CARTAS.

En- In Administration del BoLETIN sc ha re-
cibido de Europa un abundante surtido de pa
pei sobres de todos tamahos cases, pro-
p6sito para ell concrete y las famillas
Sc vende preeios n6diccs por mayor al
detail.
Tambien hay papel para dibuio para cnen-
tas correntes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
JOSE HERNAIZ.
S. j. Puerto Rico, Febrero 25 de is

81. Puerto-R Rico Febrero 25 de 1878.
Muy Sr. mio: Participo V. que desde es-
ia fecha ha eesado en- sus neg0cos la casa
mercantil que giraba en- esta plaza bajo mi solo
nombre, quedando su liquidacion a cargo de la
nueva que Sc establece segun circular adjunta,
Agradecido la confianza con que siempre
me ha favorecido, lie ruego La haga extensive
mis- sueesores
Queda de Y. muy atento y S, s.
@ B. S. NJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
GMHOS.

gobre Londres. Paris Bremen G6noya. Habana
Santiago de Cuba SantO Domingo Madrid. Santan-
dex. OAdiz Barcelonay otras pIRzas de Espana, gi-
ran Dor cantidad de mas de vefnticinco pesos-SIL-
VA ooAfR.. Tatuan 50. obro 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
prEcTos DE ANuNcIos.

Do ana sells ifneAs de impression, publieandose
hasta tfas tecea cts, la msma proportion ca
aa renxlonque sxceda DIS los se!S. los preelos Sc
ran dObles cuando los anuncios hayan de puDlcarse
en- eArAct6fes grues0s. d en (. n1meros en- utos
eerno les dc estas neas. - Por Taeses amos 80 ad~
nnffen Aauncioe presios eonvencionaies. - Los CO.
municaslos Sc coerar4n scentavos Ia lnea tm-
preea = Anuncicsy comunicados Sc abonsran ade-
1anfnAnS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
HERNAIZ CO.

siendo socio gestor Don Francisco Hernaiz y
Lezcano comanditario Don Jose Hernaiz, la
cual Sc ocupara de la liquidacion de la extin-
guida Y seguira los mismos negocios.
Para la representation de nuestros negocios
hemos conteTido poder general D. Marcelino
de Ante, de euya tirna al pie Sc servira tomar
n0ta al par que de la nuesta social,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20
IVLEfII NERGlIfII DI PUERTO rico
PREcIos DE SUBSCRIPTION,

Na- Iss suscriptores que no Quieran entenderse
con los sHhores ARantcs. puoden hacerlo afracta-
neufs c01a esta Administrator Temttendo importe
de suscrpcion On 0rdens billees de lotcra sallos
de eorreo reeibrsn el B0LETIN con faia anarte.
rodas las snscrireiones anuncios sc pagan por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

Esperanto ser honrados con su confianza,
nos suscrbimos sus muy atentos
$ 5. Q. B. s NJ.
lIERNAIz & Co.
Don Francisco HIernaiz y Lezcano, .f,'ma,'d:
Don Marcelno de Ante, .tit'mard:.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-20

Muy Sr. nueStro: Refriendonos la circli-
lar que antecede, tenemos ell gusto de partiei-
par v que en- esta fecha hemos estableeido
una Casa mercantil que girara en- esta plaza
hain Ia raZon social de
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Better late than never. A number OF public
spirited citizens, realizing the necessity for
organized and systematic action in the mat
ter Of raising and discussing funds for the
relief of yellow fever sufferers in the SOUTH
have taken the responsibility of doing what
the District Commissioners ought to have
done long ago. They have accordingly united
IN calling public meeting at Lincoln Hall.
tomorrow evening, for the purpose of taking
the necessary steps to that end. By such
means only is it possible to raise the largest
amount OF money and secure its proper dis
nlSiti0n. IL is to be hoped, therefore, that the
netting will be large in numbers and repre-
-atatise in character. Every citizen is in
ted. Let every one be present who can,
ID let those who cannot do everything in
cir power otherwise to carry out the OBJ
cts in view.
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Lynchers are bringing shame upon Ohio as
well as upon Maryland. In unorganized law
less communities lynching has often been the
only means by which life aud property could
DE at all p rejected, and under such circum.
stances the practice was not without juStifca-
ton. But in place like Sandusky, where the
laws have not proved Ineffective for punish
ment, and where hanging is not one of the lost
arts, the citizens, usually orderly and law abid-
ing, would seem to have lost their senses
when, as a bowling mob. they drag prisoner
through the streets, kicking, beating and
jumping upon him, and finally hang him to a
lamp post. And reason has not yet returned
to the rioters. The mob still rules in San
dusky. The occurrence in all its features is
deplOrable in the extreme.
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The rapid increase in the app .,lication OF the
electric light to industrial purposes is indi.
Gated by the fact that while In 1874 there
were in France only such applications, in
ls72, IL, and In 1876, s., the number had in
creased in 1877 to $50, and is now more than
s09 For the Illumination of streets, theatres
ard other public places il is already establish.
ed that the new light is a great improvement
Of that obtained from gas or oil. and the
lie | OF its uses is extending rapidly. The
II sons for this growth are obvious. Time Is
saved and unnecessary consumption avoided
b, instantaneous lighting and extinguishing;
L. and nOxiouS smells are not produced; air
10 be breathed is not consumed, as In the
csc OF gas; and there is no danger of an ex-
plc ion. The remarkable space penetrating
powers of the light fits it for uses for which
other methods Of Illumination are inadequate.
Exp eriments have been made by the German
military authorities in two forts at Metz and
it has been ascertained that by means OF the
light the night operations of an enemy, In
case Of siege, can be observed and frustrated
While there may be two opinions as to the
character Of the influence OF the light as a
means of preventing surprises by night in
war, there can be no question that its utility
was fOrcibly Illustrated in case, givea By the
London World and copied iu The STAR re-
Ccutl4, HHcIc IL IDS uScu dS uutdnS OI llluml
nation on the sea- trans Atlantic steamer,
provided with DR.. Siemeh's electric light,
while sailing at night through thick fog near
the banks OF Newfoundland, discovered by its
means a large emigrant ship Immediately
under her bow. The danger was discovered
just in time to enable the captain to reverse
the engines, and the two ships passed each
other at a distance of few feet. With tue
ordinary lights used on steamers collision
would have been inevitable, and great lbs
Of life would have followed.
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I 0ROPERTY FOR RENT,
l. BY T. o. HOFFMAN.
Real Estate Agent and kuc,ioneer.
10TH AND SITS. -. Y.

e. CANT Furnished House, N st...sso o.
furnished house, st n. w................. loo 20
aSSc new Ofk ave. n. w., Is r,suEcS Urn, lSy "
eSS n. ave-. NV, l6 rooms. ............. loc o.
80 Penn. ave. NV, business house .-... loo 90
~! 18th ct. w., d rooms, moo. .rups..A.. IS 10
sS! lZth st. NV, Is rOOma mod. inps..... Is %
III b. q. ~. 10 rooms, mod. i;ulS. IS 10
x!sg IN ave. q. ~, IL rooms, mod. tmpe.... IS %
oIn "a 81. n W., IL rooms. mod. iunps. 81 90
a34 81. n W. 10 rooms, mod. imTs.. - %
S!1 I'm 81. q. w., rooms mod. imps. IS 90
SaS Ith 81. NV, rooms. mod. imps. 81 o.
FL Itn 81. NV, rooms, mod. impe.....>.. &c 20
20 5Lh 81. NV, rooms, mod. imps....>.. SO On
aD5S otn st. q. ". 10 rooms. mod imps. % 90
~ ISL 81. Sc. b rooms mod tmpe. ........ Il Or
!S Mo. Sve. o.W.s rooms. mod. imps. Is 90
!SS No. ave. 6.W., rooms, mod. imps. 49,. Is 90
LS SarrOl Sc. &c., rooms, mod. imps.... % 90
III CAfroH 81. Sc, rooms, mod impA.... 81 90
ISUo 10Th 81. nv rooms, MOD. imps..... Is 90
sc. s. w., rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL 50
6lYP rem. ave. W., large ...... 125 On
AIt New OK ave. q. W.. store ..........>. 70 90
14S view YORK ave. NV. atnre. .....,...... 10 90
A fine trent of1ce room $40 r Ct n " .,,, ~ On
Office rooms 1t 1418 las and l426 New Yors
8ve. NV.
FOR SALE
HOUSES ana LOTS In every section OF the city si
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NLW FALL GOODS.

w. Nj. sHUSTER & Sons are NV rae siv!ng
their new F ALL GOO &, a would call plrticu-
lei alteption to their ~ large and elegant
nent Of Back and ColOrec ID. ess Silks, elegant new
So uIettes aud suitinSs in great varie y; Luz
newest fabriaues, comprising teurietta Cloths
Csshmeres, D1laines, Cancels Hair Cloths. Grape
roihs: Bon hazines, Black English Grape. AMI
c. are Vel 8. sc.
La:ies wishing a very suparior GRAPE VEIL
Will find In our Ifne mt One line Of extra size
and quality, Taade to order ia England, which are
superior to any We have ever offered.
kH-0NE PRICE ONLY.
". NJ. SINISTER K SONS,
sfi9 st SI9 PenuG Avenue.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FoksALE- AHousr
fronting mon Judiciary Square. Address Pos.
Once Box 664. se,1 c.
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Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
usiness Manager OF THR STAR, according to their
tenor ALL not to any individual name, OtheYWtaa
PROVOKING GeiAys may occur, on account Of ab-
eence, etc.
Cheeks. ETC., should In oil caaee be made payable
70 the order OF THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
C0NPASY,-not to that OF any individual
AcAnony nous Communications not read: NJ
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livery BODY that has. or expects TO pur-
~ chase Lottery Ticket can receiv valusb
and interesting Information FREE that will pro-
fect them against imposition and fraud. Address
HE NATIONAL BANKING CO., New YORK.
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Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month q bul.
lettn OF all property for sale and rent on INV hooks
which can be had on application al INV offce or
Will be sent by mall II desired
Loans.
$1,000. u, oco at z per cont. ssp7-tr
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To SUIT THE TIMES, ECONOMIC.

The way to 90 Ii and 70 save buying new suit Of
cloth 5, take yonr last fall clothing, have them
CLEANED, DYED and PRESSED al $40 9Th So,
between ard sts. NV. Ladies aad Gents
Wearing Apparel of every description CLEANED
auo DYED In the bes. manner by the latest zen Oh
p-oceSs With 20 years experience, feel satisf ID
that can give entire satisfaction to al who may
fay or me with their patronage
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~ WOOL double width rreucl C.Shne 90 -,
I'D Up. b sck and Co'ored S;Iks and Il .ci Ve.
sets, very cheap. Camels Hair De gs. x n
g'.at variety. Fine dpub'e width Navy Rus
y, sterrrco'' sIse ard wide long Ci@tT d II .hsi
Bieao he'd Cotton, 10 SIS p yard sii.l Xxi "a n :.
es,ins, s,c. l-ts.daid goods) Linen Crash w
linen GLARS, Is q FOR 2S,.D Gents' Linsp g ~.
f6c pair. Ciark's best 200 arr \ lopl Cotton q,
% pools Tor rs y Ladi s. all Linen Hem stttcs.,i
Hatcher HE s, l5r. and MP. Th1opson's cse-
trat,d glove fttiEg Corsets, sl.0p pair Wlits
sii els from 12Sc. yer yard - fines' graf a
Lad es' EXTRA long SIR CloI Ba briggsn Hose So
sant Button Kid g owes u. IS per pair a "a ,
complete stock OF desirable Dry & poIs 60 Ally
leap 10 ger cent discount allowed on ST iui a9rt
&c Goods, 81 BRODHEAD & 90 Is
sei4 u 9S0 Pa. are., let. Orb and tnth stS
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I'VE. NV
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section OF the city .,
r. Ices 70 suit the times, and terms that vii suit
customers. Call and see my list before purchasing
else"h here. Sc, tr
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1--WE, bhp. W..
1928 r So, near Ebb,tt lIouS.


oPening 200 pieces Dress q ,ods. l2r Ia &c
b 81 In. Atwood CAshmeres Ia city a. saving OF
10 TO 1Sc. ward in price.
Rack silks, So rs. 81. VI. 81 % 70 IS: cheap.
naeies, anc chldren's lose at 10 prices
oei fisnnels, II Is, 30, Is, 20 best SO ,ds.
Wen and boys Cssslneres IN bargains.
Cheap"st House in cit, on White Blankets. 81 so
10 krnsse,s at cost 70 close out: 7Sc. t. IL:
best Tapestry lngrsins, S7i; sold elsewhere
81 insrstnS, Is, 81 81, IS 30 e.. sarg Glns
7. n, NAUnAIN,
&c VT 700 y11rE.S
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DRY GOODS.
uOUsEFURNIsHING fsOoDs

We invite special attention n Purchasers 10 opr
full and complete stock OF hoUSEFURNFS AINti
GOODS, which We have ISt received a.,d which
We ARA prS pared ~ offer - very low prices VIA,
Administer, MoQustte Milton, Baly RruSsals
IsIs stry Brussels and Iasraia GANGS IN Al rha
new desisus: Rags. Mats snG Fionr Dr,lgse \ in
Srsa' variety: Raw Stlks. JItNs. French ASt Ens
lish tretonnes: fring.d > Ite t,urtsiBs SON sthnr
new: ace Curtains Ia all grades al styies
An IL speclion o. our stock is 50 iclte,i.
Ho0E, BRO. & CO,
Sel7-ly 1928 y 81. near Ehh,,t Nou.e
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SEQ 9th street u. 10.


GLAVERT DAYS.
- The ~oIds abd music OF the sweetest O. songs
sLAvERY DAYs-tas sung by Ha-rigan and Rar }
VIII be given away with Nc. 500 O. The NEW
OK FIRESIOE COMPANION. which Is for sale
10y ali new sdealers. The following pieces OF music
are given free with the Inc paper:
Whoa Emma. with. No, 663
SSeeL ny ara BY. with. ..................NO No. 5S4
re Tar's Farewell, with .,.,........... No. 665
Lulluaby Gas sung by j. b Emmst).....No. sc
LIE arb0ard atcb, with. ~. No. SCI
I ne Man In the Moon Is Looking, Love wirhNo. 500
The subscription p.ice Of the NEW YORK FIRE
SIDE COMPANION ia Three Dollars year. GEO
MUNRO, IL ~ " Vandewater ST., N. Y. 50 2t'
nRY GOODS TO SUIT THE TIMES.
297 yards Wide White Sheeting, 2Oc.:
~ yards wide Brow Sbeeting, 17c.;
u o w bite Bed Spreads, 81:
j 0 White Bed Spreads. cay:
2CO pairs Blankets ut ST. 80 81. - 30, IS, % Sd,
80 all at saving to purchase from So. to
20 pieces Curtain Laces from 121 to 90.
back SILK, 81 can't b. Matched at tho price ell e
v b. re; Canton Flannel, to Zoe ;Towe S. Nsyfins
and Table Linen cheaper than ever known befors:
al WOO " bite ard Red Flannel a. Is e. splendid;
Back Cashmere Zoe. to 81: B ack Mohair a. 2oc.,
superior. GEO. j. JOH NSON Co.,
seiS-tr 9th street and Market Space.
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Arernoe ssroS1s Daily Circulation over
15,60O-betso O much larger bona flde,
regular and permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers Ss tho
city added together.
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At is greatly to be regretted that all the
rites in the union are not possessed of a bu
III of statistics as well equipped and reliable
IS that OF Massachusetts. Through its means
IF acquiring correct Information that con-
Inonwealth has been able to show that her
iGy OF unemployed wOrkingmen and women
) .ass than thirty thousand Ia number, in
ID OF being over two hundred thousand
81 Ang, and increasing, as has all along been
lined by the political bummers and blow
eTs whose interest it appears to be to make
everything appear in the worst light possible.
She has also been able to demonstrate by the
same agency that In other respects her people
are not nearly so badly off as has been repre-
serted, and notably that many of those now
unemployed could get work to do il they O1ly
wanted it. Substantially the same state of
facts would doubtless be found to exist In
many if not all the other states, if they only
had the necessary machinery in order for
gathering and cOllating the statistics bearing
on the subject 1t is unhappiy too true that
many industrious and willing persons are not
able to get employment; but il is also equally
true that much larger number do not find
work because they do not want it. Ii the
whole number of unemployed in all parts Of
the country. nd the exact proportions of the
Two classes composing Ii, could be correctly
ascertained, not only would the stock in trade
of the noisy demagOgues which curse it be at
once destroyed, but feeling of general con-
fidence would be in large degree restored.
Figures may be, and probably sometimes are,
made to lie; but as a general thing they are
only damaging to men of wild imaginatiOns
and loose tongues. Beyond any question they
would prove to be so in this case.
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The example of Governor Bish )p, of Ohio,
setting aside day of prayer for the yellow
fever sufferers, could be properly followed by
President Hayes issuing proclamation for a
day OF prayer throughout the country for the
same object. The fever may now be viewed
as national calamity.
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THE pARKER GUN.

THE fAHhkh GUN
Just received, 3 stock Of the above
CELEBRATED GUNS,
hich has no equal for penetration or durability In
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Every Gun warranted satisfactory or money re-
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E,AsHIOMABLE AIULMDBY.

Mrs G.. V: SMITH having just returned from
land . II II assortment Of New York, Bald-e 82
more ana farislan Novelties. invites her SIS
connected with some Of the best Millinery Estab-
Che viii give fatisfaction. Cali and see, ''
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Awarded ASgAast ps5ss It Centenniaa Expoetriou
for JIHs ehsWf.S asatAtes and ssceItesce o~d
The best tobacco ever m.de. As our blue strir
uade- marx y closely initiated On infsrioe eoofis.
see that y9cksoA' . Bsst 70 on every plug. Sold y
III dealers. Send foe sample, free, 70 @. 4. JACK
BON o., 1'do, Peteg5buIE, Va jA-N. thkk,l
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
correspondent of lie American Cul

A correspondent of the Anieriean cul.
iisatdf' arites:f ffrTf5 #IF4+f
Live s.Ehll patch of Havana toircrG
grosii,g on my farm. The land lias had
10 lnsBare srgeai % the gTyusd Spr q Iqar
tears. slih6ugk crapIed anaually. Tie
plants we're msnured IN the hilI. with two
snail sboyelfnls 81 compost aud two table,
spodnflfk y . geas, preparation. ] now
have plarss that stands six Ieet eight inches
in Lelght with twenty one fair !sa,es 70 the
tlint. tie largest lcaf Icing tw' isei By
itiriesp and hall iasls.. This tobacco
m srogn irois imported seci, Shils oii
that af the seeonl crop sinrcs imjmrtstich !.
ihe leaves are iii larger and nidtr. Tbi,
s0cs TO show eonclusiscly that lie p!sui
iood should bc immcdiately ready for ttc
crop. [ uin grotsiOg these plants FOR the
yeed. tnH IA HFEasI