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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21

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-Durmio Toda
bero restregandose
atento por 81 algo Sc le 0u5cIa, pero no
Sc movie de la CANA.
Asomo ent6nces la cabeza en- el Guar
to, agregando:
-Todavia duerme; entire v. & des-
pertarle.
Ell ito de Onelia penetr6 en- Ia alcoba
Y levart6 la colgadura de Ia CANA Jor.
ge abrio ent6nces los ojos y fingiendo
que despertaba de un sueno profundo,
exclamo:
d Quien esta ahi g.. iHola, ito [!
i Ne parece, die este, que no ss
grave la enfermedad cuando descansas
tan tranquilamentel Caspita! Ne
debes un madrugon
--Lo siento mucho, pero llegue ano-
che con calofrlos alarmantes, y como
vine del ingenio llamado por mi depen-
dionte, pues hoy sale vapor para Euro
pa, necesitaba de persona de toda mi
confanza para cerrar una negotiation.
Yea V. mi pulse; todavia Sc sostiene
la febre.
Els verdad; la piel esta ardorosa.
No te levantes.
Me siento mejor, y Ia CANA consul
me. sobre TODD q los hombres de nego-
clos. Almorzara v. conmigo, y 81 no
puedo salir, me representara en- el asun-
to que acabo de indicarle.
-Estoy tus ordenes.
FL ito de Onelia Sc sent6 en- un sillon
mi6ntras Sc vestia ell j6ven; pero on
aquel momento asom6 por el postage de
Ia yentana Ia mano del portero presen,
tapdo IN papel, 0ostiaaard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
ELECCIONES MUNICIPALES.


Sin espacio para entrar en- consi-
deraciones que va en- principle hace-
mos en- ell artlculo de fondo relati-
vas a la necesidad de que ell cuerpo
electoral, hacienda IN acte patri6ti-
co que pudieramos lamar de ciuda-
dania, acuda Ell masa q las urnas
para dotar q esta ciudad de un inte-
ligente y honrado Ayuntamiento,
dando la nueva corporation todo
ell prestigio y autoridad que necesita
para cumplir sin obstaculos su inn
portante mission, nos concretaremos
a dar sencilla cuenta de 10 acordado
en- la junta electoral que anoche tu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21

9--tey, por 10 que ao~.
20 la dimis4on del Ministerio, que
,tantos servicios prestara d la restau-
racion = d la patria 81 Sc recuerdan,
repetimos, todos estos antecedentes,
vendremos deducir sin esfuerzo
que el actual Consejo de Ministries
presidido per un procer que tuvo el
Araro talento, 8 la gran fortuna, no
solo de concluir con una lucha fatri-
wida de diez amos, sino la dicha inau-
dita de abandonar las playas cuba
mas sentido, dorado, por los prohom-
.,bres de los dos bandos que durante
scasi dos lustros Sc habfan estado en-
carnizadamente combatiendo en- los
rbosques 81 todo este Sc recuerda,
decimos, hay que convenir en- que
ell actual Ministerio abriga elevados
pensamientos respecto a la prosperi-
dad y bienestar de estas provincias
del mar Caribe.
ST 4 los antecedentes p1blicos que
.enemos del actual presidente del
Rionsejo, aI1adiesemos otros que Sc
han traslucido aquf acerca del interes
con que sabemos Sc informo de las
necesidades economicas de esta isla,
] haciendose el mismo portador de al
,-guuos convenientes proyectos de
bnuesfra digna Autoridad Superior
, sobre reciprocidad en- las operaciones
comerciales con la Peninsula, que
no nos juzgamos autorizados 4 publi-
lar, no creenos pecar de optimistas
a manifestamos nuestra conviction
,era de que el actual Ministerio
.afiol, dirigido por quien tan de
,a ha tocado la necesidad de mo-
near la legislacion fiscal de ambas
"a .a;as, 4 I'm de que Ia abolicion he
cha en- Puerto-Rico y pr6xima 4 We
ri6catse en- Cuba no sea causa de la
ruina de estas un dia ricas comarcas,
no puede m6nos de ser favorable a
as Antillas.
ST respecto a clio hubieramos abri-
ado alguna hubierala desvanecido ell
ombramiento de Ministro de Ultra
lar recaido en- ell celoso jefe de nues-
"a diputacion a Cortes, en- la persona
el Excmo. Sr. D. Salvador Albace-
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Mi honra to-. Enriq'
Cuatro campanadas So

CuaCrO CampanaQaS IS
torre de Sun Agustin cuanc.s
atravesaba por las GALES de la Hah---~,
sin encontral mas que los serenos que
esperaban impacientes la hora dc reti-
rarse, buscando un refugio contra ell
norte que entumecla sus miembros. Al
llegar 81 joven delante de 10 puerta-co.
chera de su casa, echo pie TERRA, con
gran contento del pohre guajamon, que
estaba rendido de cansancio 10 metio
en- la caballeriza, le limpi6 el sudor, le
lav6 las patas, y le llen6 el pesebre de
naatoja y de heno para que recobrase las
faerzas perdidas y no vendiera al amo,
declarando la furtiva expedition que
acababa de hacer despues de borrar
las huellas de su salida, King SO diri-
gio q su cuarto, acostandose q oscuras
para que el portero, 81 le ocurria ma
drugar demasiado, NO vlese luz en- la
habitacion pero Ell portero dormia y
roncaba q r ma suelta, como roncan y
duermen Il orteros, sin cuidarse de
guardian m. le su sueno.
Jorge K;sssna aubiera comprado cual-
quier precue soan envidiable sueiio; la
satisfaction de la venganza dura hasta
que Sc consigue; pero una vez consuma-
da, Sc levanta ell fantasma de los remor-
dimientos, primer juez que llega q per-
seguir el delito; al divisar aquellas
sombras vagas que fueron tomando cuer-
pc, SO tapo los ojos con la sabana, pero
entire la sabana y los ojos estaba Ia in
mensidad en- que Sc perdla Ia conciencia.
Jorge no necesitaba va enganar al
m6dico que llegara 4 su cabecera, por
que tenia calentura.,
A las seis, dos golpes fuertes del all
dabon de la puerta avisaron que el tho
de Onelia Y 81 calesero Facundo lle-
gaban q Ia casa.
I'D Y Jorge2 preguntd el primsro al
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no son otra cosa que vanas y descon-
soladoras apariencias para todo aquel
quien no deslumbran los fuegos
fatuos de la epoca que oscilan sobre
la tumba de nuestro piadoso roman
ticisno, de nuestras cristianas tradi-
clones, de aquellas ideas sublimes de
fe, abnegacion, heroismo y sentimien-
to religioso; mortajas de RIGA tela
que envuelven un cadaver apestado;
s@pulchra deal1at0, en- res1men, CO.
MO dUo ell cantor eleg(aco, "sepul-
eros blanqueados por fuera y por
dentro llenos de desolacion y po-
dredumbre ~
iOh si!, ESQ es inevitable cuando los
animos superciales Sc dejan trastor-
mar por entusiasmos del momento, por
ovaciones pasajeras, por estrepitos
instantaneos cuando, fijas las mira
das en- el vasto escenario de Ia epo-
ca, exhibition de farsa y de ficcion,
no Sc paran mientes en- las miserias
de los bastidores, en- la tempestad
que ruge debajo de nuestros pies, en-
ell tragico desenlace que tai vez ofrez-
ca ell porvenir incierto y tenebroso q
la fastuosa y garrula representation!
iOh 81! Como impulsados por
terrible vertigo corremos cantando
las glorias de ficticias prosperidades,
ficticias, ST, porque sin orden moral,
sin los divinos ideales da% 1sentimien-
to religioso cue tedo Is armoiliza y
sublima, ESQ es 10 mismo que edi6car
sobre arena, porque ESQ es 10 mismo
que modelar estatuas de barro dam
doles apariencias de brunido mar
mol ; cantam0S- ct p,.aoreso material
y las bienandanzas de Ia zion
moderna, de la cultura delsla
tras heridas terribles laceran ell Il
vulso cuerpo social, mientras que la
tenebrosa noche del indiferentismo
envuelve los a1tes tan diafanos hori-
zontes del alma, mientras ell soplo
glacial de la incredulidad hiela las
fervidas conciencias que ilumin6 la
fe inquebrantabie en- la divina justi-
cia, mientras horrible carcoma corroe
los cimientos de las mas venerandas
instituciones y el contagio fatal de
la epoca, fruto al fin legltimo de las
insignes impiedades que nos lego la
revolucion, amenaza infestarlo todo
en- la presente crisis moral que atra-
vesamos, hasta que la tremenda ca
tastrofe nos aisle y nos cubra de des-
dicha, de luto: de desolacion.
I Y Yiqu6 dificiles de extirpar son
desgraciadamente 81 no sc acata y Sc
eleva ell alma a la fuente de todo bien
y toda justicia que diflciles de Gu
rar, repetimos, son esos males cuan-
do, atento solo Ell pensamiento q los
estrepitos del mundo y 4 sus evolu-
clones, cuando, deslumbrada la ima-
ginacion ante esos ficticios fulgores
con que nos embaucan tan meutidas
glorias y tan descabellados ideales,
cruzamos ese dilatado mar sin parar
mientes Ell las nubes de tempestad
que Sc ciernen en- los horizontes y
avanzan incontrastables, Y en- ese do,
BILE fondo de negro cieno que, inevi-
tablemente, 81 no asoma pronto ell
inefable iris de nuestra augusta reli-
gion invocado por nuestras anhelan-
tes almas, ha de ser, ell medic de
tantas iniquidades, la tumba de las
sociedades descreidas y materials
tas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
s FOLLETIN.
8LsA S =
EuELtEs DEL cHiNEl,
NOYELA GUIANA
PoR
TEODORO GUERRERO.
N0VELA CUBAN
4 Continuocion. J

TIA de l6gica en- la appreciation
cho que solo debiera caer So
.ente de la mujer infame, mas
yez lleva al hombre al crlmen,
ado por el falso principle de la
ad, erigiendose en- juez de su ho-
olyidandose lastimo mosamente del
al de la conciencia que ha de per-
10 Y condenarle, aunque consiga
las pesquisas de los tribunales
adoasa castigar los delitos.
90 pueden los lectores hacer
no recuerdan que este Sc
If 10 que la palma de la
ingenio le conto. ID Era
Acaso no defendio
AS sugestiones del
nifesto arrepenti-
le su marido p
~o.~ ste presen-
carts de Enrique
Is razones y las pa
: ponen de relieve
esposa. 1 No era
debia pesar mu-
lei juez? 1 Tiene
triste que sea su
"a la puerta del
arse de 10 que no
brales del hogar
! reputation del
ombre, sI tran
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
LA r EALID A D .

Son las exposiciones universities
admirables certamenes donde rinen
en- pacl6ca y provechosa emulacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
IN hERclIYII DI PVElTO-RIg0.
,es 20 de Marco de 1879.
MINlsTERlO Y LAS ANTILLAS.

lamos bien en- los antece-
Excmo. Sr. Captain &C.
rsenio Martinez Campos,
Ia Administration antilla-
nrdamos que d los gram
We contrajo como paci-
ia, siguiendo la misma
>0itaria en- 10 civil y
en- 10 militar que
sultados adopto ell
% general Hoche
guerra civil de la
SO, une los esfuer-
no Gobernador &C.
hermana para reca-
.erno de S. M. reformas
ADMINISTRATORS profun-
as que alianasen las barreras arti-
ciales que casi incomunican, mer-
ntilmente hablando, 4 las Antillas
fetropoli ; conducta noble J
que atestigua Ia prensa ha-
sin distinction de partidos J; 81
presente que el mismo Sr.
q Campos al contestar al
o brfndis que le dedico nues-
rado Gobernado or General en-
contestf .1ifestando "su
que. amL $ Antillas, regi-
yes convenientes, llegasen
~ elices, q 10 que coope-
lAhedida de sus fuerzas,
extenderse q esta cuantas
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FL colegio de este Distrite esta situado en- 10
casa n1mero LOG de Ia calle lie la Luna.

I'll coego de este Distrte esta situado en- 10
casa n1mero LOG de Ia calle lie la Luna.
4. 9 DIsTRITO.
MESA ECToRAL.
Presidente, Don Bernardo Cas:anera.
Secretario, g Juan Penael0 de Leon.
6 { iseS Alvarez.
'' Antonio t'abaiiss.
g Eduardo Vinas.
Candidates parh ser rotadOs en- este D;strito.
Don Fernando Nu1ez Salarrain
- Gl Gordis
" Francisco Vega Icon,
" Indal,.Cio Arricluz.
% Jose Sastraiio Belaval
Jose Cerra GoIzaleZ
" Juan Hernandez SSlgsalo.
Ell Colegio de este Distritb esta sitnado eu
la casa ndm 80 de la salie de Ia Fottal>Za.
80 DlsTRrrp dangrejos)
MESA { LEcroR Al.
Pr, sidente, Ion Antonio A cha
Secretario, % Sebastian DoDrL
s. PcthD Matahzo
q ArlAaudos Alvarez Torres
0legafio knhek
Candidato para ser ssS1s1ao zen este Distrito.
Don Guermo Rub
FL Colegio de este tiistrito esta sltuado en- la
casa del Inspector municipal de diche barrio.
Con estas xplicaciones y las agSlal &C.
dulas electoral mas as r.
rto Ell que be yotar Sd sd dcbo sSsn abaeo ae he
creemos que ie abcs, ansai hechas hstRsr aa9:
sobre 10 que De ace esrps sapaH esH zIo o.0s scs
dias sguientes zdSar pGrs9na9 On 191p para ra p
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Al cuerpo electoral de esta Ciudad.

Debiendo dar principle las eleccio-
nes municipales en- toda la provincial ell
domingo % del corriente, los que sus-
criben, guiados solo por el noble deseo
de YER pr6spero y feliz este suelo en-
donde todos tienen sus mas caros afec.
tos y sus intereses. han concebido ell
pensamiento de dar la prensa la can
didaturo de conciliacion que SO inserta,
rogando cada cual sus respectivos
amigos y ,eorreligionarios que la tomen
On consideration; y que, 81 Ia Green
conveniente al desarrollo de los intere.
ses morales y materiales de este termi-
no municipal, SO sirvan votarla en- las
proximas elecciones. 9
Puerto Rico, Mario + ue / 1875 8679-
.>1blo Ubayr'i.--Jose J Acosta.--Leomar-
do Igaravidez. Francisco Baston.-Jost
Perez Moris.--Rafael Palacios.- Manuel
Elzabuyu--Ignacio Dioz Canejo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21

CttuUtuUtOS pAU SCI OOitInDS SH eSt6 UtSU
Don P6lux j. Padilla
Enrique V1ande.
jose Echevarria
" Manuel Was Ochoteco.
/" Jose Ramon Becerra
Juan BOrras. t.
Antonio Moreno Sanh
" VenanciO Lulna.
El Colegio de este distrito esta situad
Casa ConSistorial.
Ser DTSTRITO.
MESA ELECT ORAL.
Presidente, Don Luis Casenave.
Secretario, Manuel Andrillon.
- Jacinto Moragas
:" Eyaristo Lalomf
a" Felipe Gutierre
Candidates para ser v0taGl)s en-
Don Manuel Muiloz Barrios.
" Eduardo Lopez Ceprro.
Joaquin Pela.
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LOS YOLuNI n.ls lE ]!

2(lIff7s tH<per1enc1a de M
Dues he yistoi
yuSt0l- en- mis- piezalO
estas y vueltd
,eStFsksno erren,osfue
importance, y que
ia voluntaria de
q Ia cuarta plana
'nadrileno encon-
patri6tica carta,
iesprende de las
orizan, de nuestro
= amigo Ell j6ven
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
CANDIDATURA.

Don Silvestre Iglesias
PoluX j. Padilla.
Joaquin Pslau.
" Federico Asenjo.
BartOlome Garcia.
EvariSto Chevremont
Jose Echevarria.
Manuel Mufioz Barrios.
d" Eurque Vijande
Manuel Was Ochoteco, Lcdo.
Juan Borras.
Antonio Moreno Santi
Joaquin Pena
Eduardo Lopez Oepero.
Venancio Luiila
Fernando Nuilez Salarrain, DR..
&c Jose Cerra Gonzalez.
6 Juan Hernandez Salgado, DR..
Gil Gordils.
Francisco Vega y Leon, DR..
Indalecio Arricruz
10 r. Becerra, LcdO.
+" Guillermo Rubert
Jose Sastrano Belaval, Lcdo.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26
Time to Cut Wheat ?

The proper time 10 cut wheat,
says the Indiana Farmer. is a
practical question whicn has long
been discussed among farmers, but
has never been fully settled, if we
may Judge from their harvest fields.
The common practice is 10 suffer
the crop to stand still till the grain
is hard. This is a mistake, and a
more important one than many
persons suppose. When the wheat
grain IS first formed it is a little sac
filled with water holding in solution
a smal. portion Of sugar As it ad-
vances, the sugar increases, but
directly portion of it is converted
into starch, the granules of which
floating into the water, gives it the
appearance of milk. At this tine,
gluten makes it appearances. This
is the nutritious or flesh forming
element of ii e wi eat-that which
makes the -four stick together when
made into dough. As the grain
ripeus the starch and gluten in
crease and the sugar and water
diminish till the milk entirely dis
appears md the kernel is filed with
soft, dough like substance. From
this point the gluten dIminishes, and
the siIiclous matter which forms the
bran increases til the grain is
entirely hardened
To retain al the nutritious pro-
perties of the grain with but little
waste III bran requires wheat to be
cut cary. a good rule is-when
the milk has entirely disappeared
from the grain, and while yet the
kernql can be crushed between the
thumb and tingsr, Is the proper time
to cut wheat. a word on another
point, before we dismiss this sub
ject: This is very uncertain elm
ate, especially about harvest time,
and q great risk Is Incurred in snf.
z
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26
FROM TIE WEST.

LAKE PARK, Mimi, July 9th, 1879.
EDITOR SUPERIOR TINES II send
you d few Lake Park items, hoping
You may give them space in your
columns.
Lake Park is situated in Becker
Co, MINI, on the line Of the y. 2.
X. r., and is one OF the loveliest
towns on the line. j. T. Chase g
{. IL Jcnnlson, formerly from Wis
consin, are here about commencing
to bulld . grist mill, with capacity
Of four run of stone. They are
building a new sidewalk on Main
ST., west, as far as the new grist
mill site. 4 new lumber yard is
being started by Norton & Co., of
Duluth. 4 grand opening is here
for harness maker snd n shoe shop.
People coming here with the view
TO settle viii receive a warm and
cordial reception by the enterprising
people OF this thriving little town
| made q trip around Thos. IL. Can
fields farm looking over his beayti-
tul stock. lie has some two hun
dred head OF cattle and a great
many pure biooded Durhams.
noticed one very uncommon feature
among his drove OF partly yearling
heifers-one O4) fourteen months
old heiter was the mother OF a
young calf. Thos. II. Canfeld left
here the evening Of the 3rd TO spend
3 few days with his family in Bur-
lington, Vermont, stopping at St.
Paul and Chicago OF special husi-
less; expects TO return here in
about TWO weeks to look after his
extensive harYest, having I,800
acres of wheat now growing, which
AT The present prospect /, viii yic,d
- 10 so bushels per acre. Mr.. Can
field has just completed his new
hotel /; it is neat and coy and is kept
by \. J. Bemis and wife, who have
won for themselves and house a
wide spread reputation. They know
we'll how TO cater to the wants Of
their guests, and on their behalf it
needs no further comments at this
time. Nj. Marks is Building a new
addition to his store to accommod-
ate the trade Mr. Marks is q live and
energetic man and well calculated
fer merchant Mason 6 Na.son.
from Montreal, are building q new
billiard hall 20 by 40. Lake Park
is blooming try it," w. !. DowcIl
Esq, the present station master, is
confined tn his room with sprafned
iImb-we hope SooE TO see his smil-
ing face in the office again and be
able for duty. Ills place in the
office ls flIled by Johu Trinll,la of
Noorhead, MINI. Dr. =. f. Cor
man, late from Montreal, Canada,
just located at thi, place. lie IS
agre"ably disappointed and happily
surprised in fin,iing so great a coun-
try. In my next letter | viii give 4
tnll account of the present wheat
crops.
Yours Very Truly,
y. GALLINGER,
Late Of Michigan.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26

THAT old fellow who consulted
the stars and declared that 1879
would be season of storms, foods
and pes,iIence, appears to have
knos n just what the stars were say
ing. Numerous cloud bursts have
occurred throughout The United
States, followed by a succession
OF hurricanes, gales, and hail storms
that is truly alarming, and if pcstiI-
cree do.en't follow, the signs of the
times will fail
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26

tkan the st. Paul s. Duluth road,
and running through a country Of
easy grades, few bridges, valuable
timber an6 rich soil. II the build
ing Of this road should be under
taken by any company the owners
OF property here should offer liberal
encouragement in the Nay Of sub.
scriptlons, grants OF land and other
Inducements. Such road is what
We have been waiting, hoping, pray
ing and crying for, for the past
quarter Of a century, and would be
The making of the place.
But will it be built ? We cannot
tell. Resolving that railroad
shall be built doesn't build it. 1t
takes money, and good deal Of 1t
to build railroads. All this fuss
and worry over The transfer of the
St, Paul 4 Duluth road to Chicago
interests may be premature-thc
officers OF the road say it is, and
who is presumed to know better
than they ?-And supposing that
/ Chicago men have secured it, did
they not do SO TO make money out
Of its traffic, and VIII they be fool.
enough TO advance rates so high as
to trighten away trade ? Mime
! apolis and Saint Paul merchants
shippers. the men who pay money
TO railroads for carrying freights-
Such as Anthony Kelly, Newell s
Harrison, Pat Kelly, Beaupre, the
Maxfelds, were conspicuous at the
meeting by th:ir absence which
looks as if they were either afraid
OF meddliug or didn't care a contin-
entail what the railroads did 1t is
said the St. Paul & Duluth road
never paid its expenses. II 50 It's
managers were una ise in not put,
/ ting up rates before. \ new road
I could not be built in time to move
this years crops, and for this season
at least, in order TO keep the people
quiet if for no other reason, the
roads will probably make very
favorable rates with shippers, and
thus put damper on all the bright
schemes Of railroad building now
presented.
However, all this agitation cannot
but result in good. 1t will keep
the subject before the people, whose
popular opinion is great regula-
tor and if it results in making
Superior q station on the northern
trans continental railroad line, and
tie lake terminus Of another line,
+ it viii have done that which the
last twenty-five years Of hard
struggles has woefu!iy failed to ac-
compiish.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26
100000 Acres

Of Minnesota and Dakota Lands Tor sale l,y
the Land Department. Reduced rates If
t"" .-s---l g.; ~ Trtssf set err
Full information given upon application
to JAMES b. FowER, Gen'i Agent, at -
jackson street, st. Paul. or BraInerd, Ninu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-07-26

To CAN RAsrBEBEEEs.-F'iIl the
can full of berries, set them in a
boiler of cold water, and bring the
water TO the boiling point. As the
berries settle, add more till the
juice reaches the top of the can,
then seal. In this way the syrup is
undiluted with water. Or put the
berries in stewpan with a little
water, let them boil four or five
minutes, dip into cans and seal up.
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GOING EAST AND soUrh.

CONNECTIONS.
MILWAUHEE-In Union Depot With C.
\. ( \. ". R'y., and mith Railroad and
Steamboat lines Giyergng,
SHEBOYGAN-W itd sheJorcan & Fond
du Lac r. L. for Shebovean Falls, Plymouth
Fond du Lac, Ripon, Green lake, Princeton.
etc.
TWO REvERs-With stage for Kevaunee,
AhHapee, clc.
FOREST JUNC-.With Wis. Central
K, 4. for Green Bay, Stevens Point, siea-
APPLEToE JUEC.-wub C. 3 NV
ny for fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Egersh
Henasha, DePeFe, IT. Howard. Green Bsvl
etc.
NEW LoND0N-With C. B6vpr
for Green Bay, Amherst, Grand Rs.i5s
Ionah. Ninona, LaCr0sae, etc.
oLiN4oA FlLLE-With daily stage I.ao
for Eiaoarrasz, ShaWano, etc
q. II, REED, q rvurT-7..g
-"pt- Gsa'l + as-. kgt
nrN-,f,-I. Eilwaus -
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ACCORDING TO the description OF
tha great Naslburn 4 mill, now
being bnilt in Minneapolis, it must
certainly lie 4 stupendous structure.
They are now up to the third story,
The building is to be 24f by 100
feet on the ground, and will be
eight stories, or IA feet, III height
The walls are six feet thick at he
base and a inches at the top built
of solid masonry. There are IS
men at work on the walls, which
viii be flushed by October first.
Forty seven men are engaged on
the wood work. It will require
10000 perches Of stone and 2,0o0,-
600 feet Of lumber to complete this
immense structure. Two mammoth
turbine wheels will furnish the
motive power. The railway tracks
run through the centre OF the mill
in the third story. This vast enter
prise now furnishes work for nearly
800 men. When this and the other
mills now building are completed,
it is claimed that Minneapolis viii
be the greatest milling center in the
world.
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or three weeks after it is dry enough
to stack will not pay the expense of
securing it. Leaving it in the field
IS a risk which 10 prudent merchant
or mechanic would incur in his
business.
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Mrs Parungton has been read
ing the health officers weekly re-
ports, and thinks ''totap' must be
an awful malignant disease, since
as many Gle Of it as all the rest put
together.