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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-28
Leemos en- Ey Agente
ALPALENQUE.

GEL Bo1RTIN MERcANT1L, en- gu n1me-
70 correspondents al sabado 22, inser-
ta un bien escrito articulo contra mis-
opiniones acerca del dereeho romano.
Ante todo, doy muy cordiales y EXPIRE
sivas gracias q mi digno adversario por
los iamerecidos clogios que me tributa.
Si es que ell BoLETN desea que dis
cutamos ese punto de flosofia jurfdica,
no hay inconvenience, y ST mucho pla-
Ger. Dor parte mia. Una salvedad, en-
pero. El BoLETN libra honradamente
su subsistencia en- la prensa periodfsti-
ca. 70, m6nos afortunado, escribiendo
en- papel sellado. Cuando 81 LENA Guar
tillas, las remite la .imprenta, cum
pie eli doble y grato deber de ilustrar la
opinion p1b1ica = de buscar el pan con
eli sudor de su frente. Cuando 20 nicie-
90 aquello, nj contribuiria la ilustra-
cion de las gentes, nj cuidaria, como es
precise, de atender las necesidades
de mi familia, va numerosa, y las
mias. He aqui por que no acepto el
combate en- la prenss. No 10 rehuyo,
sin embargo, ganoso como estoy slempre
de que me instruyany me demuestfen
los errores en- que pueda vivir. Todo
es de facil arreglo. Alberto el Ateneo,
ALI expuse mis- opiniones. Alberto tam
bien para Ell BoLETN, ALI puele COM
batir. Prometo estar en- el palenque,
ap6nas Sc me indiquen el dia y la
hora espero. =
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AVISO..

Sc solicita un joven que entienda algo del
arte dc fotografia para colocarlo de ayudan-
to en- l;S gaeria de la, calle de San Justo nu-
nero 35 de esta Capital.
y Ell de comercio, del Sr. Lopez Cepero, for
taleza %.
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Extracto de la Gaceta de hoy.

Ei 18 de diciembre tendra lugar en- el
dobierno General la subasta del sunni
aistro de pan, rancho y cafe para los
,onfnados del Preside provincial.
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REVOCATION.
PREPARADO GARANTIZADO PoR
LANMAN s. KEMP. NEW.YORK.

El que suscribe hace pdblico que ha reyoca.
do ell poder que tenia conferido & don Fran
cisco TtiIa, quedando satisfscho de Il mane-
ra proba con que 10 desempen6.
Puerto-Rico, noviembre 25 de 1872 -B. N.
Moss6, hta. el ~ Dbre.
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Ell 20 del actual tom6 possession del
cargo de Secretario de Gobierno de la
Audiencia D. Rafael Romeu Aguayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-28
Manuel Crchado. :"

AL mismo tempo que agradece-
mos cordialmente-a i nuestro ilustra-
do y cortes adversario las frases be-
nevolas que nos consagra, contesta-
mosle que, no pudiendo tomar parte
en- las conferencias del Ateneo Santo
Tomas de. Aquino, que fue realmente
quienen primer t6rmino im2ugno Ell
NAL concepto que de Roma tiene for
mado ell Sr. Corchado, pues hace seis
siglos que el Doctor angelica dejo de
existir, y no teniendo tempo nosotros
para prspararnos 4 pronanciar dis
cursos, j menos contra un aventajja-
do orador, va yeterano en- las lides
de Ia palabra, que nos llevaria gran
ventaja, no podemos aceptar el reto
on SD terreno, pero 81 en- la prensa
que ss 81 nuestro; /; y este sin concre.
tarse 4 Id filosoffa jurfdica romano,
su apa tambiep, como letrado sp.
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PAYING TIE PENALTY.
By Mrs. Meta Victoria Victor.
CHAPTER /.

lust been brought In, ana where II lies under
the dripping Of the iood water. which falls upon
II To arrest the progross Of decomposition. Tho
man who attends 80 gunrd the dead did not oh
serve II slim female nrnre. which seemed to
arise out Of the earth 80 silently and suddenly
din II stand thcrc. She was bending over one
Of the i've marble slabs on which lay the dead
body OF u splendid young mamie could not
have boon NOR, than 23
Who are you ?" said the attendant suddenly
becoming aware OF the girls presence
81 am liz" she said; and that Is my hus-
band lying thrrol"
do YOU wish him sent home ?" snid the man
" Ileavens-what user | have not a cent 10
bury hint"
Como now you had bcucr 90 home It's
getting late"
SIN, glued her forehead to the pisss a.ain. staining
ihyr m.i1lc q. uu ihc one mot unscnily. lut his
cnugt even vet at hum to Mss him goodby," she
- veu.iii want 'oif was YOU. my poor girl Come.
com, hume q. the best llcc or Nou
.r,e, ha aiun, , 90 the .ir, GANG ," "p ' nrd ,ne
i,rd To- t.c carr pc-,hc paid for my ituc rooii-but
Two minutes atr. one o the hospital surgcons-a very
down mr scrs %. tic mo.suc AMI stood ihoushifully
liov 'orl1naio hc .nif 20 himself "1 could not be
9ctt.r suited. re interest ,hance, tnol In"n. turning
row. anl mi. one iscNa,'l, what, want asany one
bury i-t'ntt inn W.. ic claimed, doctor"
&c % hN'N h+Htf
n.' o' my own AMI H. ,.,oa .ni ,o M, ho1., Son ,i1
t,' a,,. a , @l ,a d, w., t,' 40 M'l lr
crtn 900 ttt beat nuto , way 90 that huu. lou auI
lc,n hrrs u ,a li''g a., collars tor your trouble,
an m,a; ani NJ, 'e max. 10 ls % a.s M.
r.' .g,rr,oul r. O., ,na.r-u. c'.,re voted
tf'N iNN IilNl gate AM Hf1NtU Afl4iN
toward uuluc.
CHAPTER H.
On the previous day DR.. Forlyrc had boon
summoned 10 the hous' OF his next door noah
Dor. Mrs bennington. ON his arrival there hc
found Mrs. bennington and her daughter Flora
ia She a9ouie- o' griot Onab'd WAS stretched
the un.ons' ious form Of Clymor. the SON Of
| Nrs. Il uiugton. desperately wounded b. piss
/ to- ball ia the r..hl side.
How did u o.cur"
Ap'., ,o' Dr. n %. '.r ws, h,r on'y ,'ron'e
! " Nui 4uitc, my dear. not quite ihs heart beats,
iar surgeon turned down ihc sheet TO examine the
! M'tr'. "h. h' ''1lI 90 u. most CRITICAL vnf.a'irr'
in. lr t, a.a .uo.k i. on tIr -,r,ct do.D he Oh.
/ t ,..u.., ', u ~. ..' ..,,. r-
| l'g .,.i .u.gi ' g. .'cpriu- into thc co.ndof 60
.Iu. OBJ Us ar,. l..r vi. warrant arrest our
! N.nH. t.4 t..I $751; shall dog told ',m hv WASH &
Ash t 90 .u pr .'air. with little noise As pos
~. Gently ~, vii-'avass on' 'iii. came No. with IN
sArg-. i"on t'..,, l'..' veg ,,i a. 1uy words
W. r song tna. onr iui, % ,en are rich people here
w., fs. n,le t'au. Il .yuer Reminston" answered
| C.l.t Elougri d. y.,o"
~. l.ouus b. vl,o dead" assed the surgeon, much
''A.l door nail
Ven one mhq Won are aior +. uot much O., tor oG In
% ltnHn rr's!hif, h VII n'i live ihc ui.ht out dc
| , XIX 49,. ''N WA ~ 'N H' "N'' l"" WI" see JOY
f lid uHN IA Ia - HI 90
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Qtotisirg.

('OME amt >vour 81 set. 1f rpt upDu nnI even.
- lnt tHAth Avenue Dental As.o'inuou H7n sth av.
DENTAL Office 1858 rlual ST CORNER Hudson Teeth
- NlActd Zoe, uuls 3lc., sets. -, trc,h repaired
warranted STUN Dr. HHuIGllfoN. dd West am IT.
az Full sETS.-Gum tooth s.. Single. n. ,ar.
~ Wulcd \. y Dvuta ku1W- ~ htu as. E>iul l~jl
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W.s;t,cat5as.
AIAN,s MI..IoN IN nAlslnL
gOst mo fOuaO.

&R Will. NF pAID 900 rcturuo. ,.it.r ,i.'f p
VIZ ]" t''I 'H' uN, WNat anal lemon tu,1f. o.
tteh .'ipgc4 ears, .io.i f...
fHLU stuLCkLR, " ll ,iiS
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61lnnit0---Ffmnlts.

RTIFICIAL FLOwEHS.-w!anod' learners
A OPERATORS and basters white vests
n wanted st - West 2ith II
RUTTONuOI.E makers, operators, basters, and
- niue erl +" maxi eScst holes ana brfssr on VS.
Ea.i iO,h It
RONNAz hands wanted, steady work and good pay.
- ~ Wooster st.
EXPERIENCrD hands on calico wrappers none
ny scnoENWAiD. - Lspcnari st
EXPERIENCED hand on plating machine, aud
''''' i MILLER 90, ~ Greene st
ExPERIrNCED operators ON WILCOX Gihbs 70.
Woo Ter Il '''' "'''''N' W
IyXPrHT outside hands op tucked skirts; steady
- WORK Hut good prices 2l' Church st.
EXPEHIINCEDp rcs4rs snd steamers wanted on
- ruhliht. 'lj and 10 Lislenard Il
y a',o 6a.ier., alSiO Eas' I'm st, drsiaoor
En,SE;;,N's' gs[w,,olsg9 eas'er' q" vc''' call
u meciInc Tor 6o at the SEWN, Nic0 School o.. ne
iruok}r Chidrus Md society. 81 Poplar ~. Bro1Alyn
EuEATEsI uEnUCTtON in s.winr mrcNirc.i
" so. si2 to 81. W &M. elOtoS-O uFAN.CBoul II,
EINI TOR general homework In small family with.
~ ont children. rier'uco wanted 80 Elsioh st.
IINNDS wanted ON linen AMI alpac, coats, also hut
tonioe makers Gail at 2i2 East idth IT. Rims base.
m'h n"W
IIANns wanted on alnaca coats. also huiionhole
- mnhors a21 Graham Az. Niiinn.hursh. store
Gs'G@T, '1 ,n' , men "d sr' hsr re-
'''''' '''''' YHoNE nrREHU' asoh av.
VI r ' rn'''r otter, 'gd Ggy2''r, , T9@3 s9
OrEhATOWS on " ,&w m'cnpe, &C.. ~. ani
ord pre.,.r- on white vests 2i6 La.t0,h. It
nrEwAToRs na.ior.. hu'tonholc maker. wanted
hand. o"'s.h av near anu Vt
OPERATORS and tascr. ON alrrca AMI nanrcl
rc. So wc., ai IL '' ""'' ''''' "'N''' o" ""'''
y no" cda. SoiE ec '5 pu, 70 sol e' 81 GS
Nv WI.
49, .6 "A'"'"''' WON sent Tree 10y express 'o'
-
,.,..,..,,... I..' WV" ~, ,''., -
" coats "a eoi 80 West am It rcer Shop
OnrWATORs and brto1h lc maker. ON nrc coats
~ tU
,,,, y, ,,~ '-.' '''''''
1850 / iui. 10 inmm'r' ids toiiS. as Cf9..v ~
pIPEK no$Is.za,-l,v rt~d op paste worn.
1,rru ,oxr- -, 1880. ANY,, .,.-
nhI snn' ~ - & w.. Il . rr ,' ana sue
PArEE noNE..cri r. .,, hands 'of slue
- uM,cY =, co 4, s., ,,l ,.,, d., wan,
w. '' VIZ '".'dt' or at "om' Apply '' h-"ni"c'"r'
] - - " v = ~ ' = ." '.'' 3" .-NN i.'n
vtsii s,,,I-i '.., '..i' ~ upward h'"
"''''' " was 'rt.,,x ,l, ,......t 7, .. t-....,t
""' 70 '''' ''''. '''
Sn",ri>>s 'a' ~. ';9. ae5f a,.
SNi-t ~ 'rrh"'.h "'' cog "c'' l'.i 81 ' ANA
'' ''' i''' '''''"''
! SEWING ni..iiu.. - 4. ei, sit...- t.,,iI, io1
| - lfo'r'' 81 ''htd - h'OEhL,"-l liud 5000 u
rINTN lOI'NG ladies NJ National Var..ues can or
| adir'., 4aei = aui .ti az. > 4 NccLANE
fIN,y % ,uuul .ir. 20 q d. d. WORK wait
On t4fN A. Inst NfII 81
VANTED-orcraior. on ladies' Inc unicrsar
! oniv nc.l siriy 'h.iost wa-c. aii j e. NORGAN.
/ ~ 81 tHnfNu Place. sfh n
,,.,> --
| W siht"N ~ 90 TITS -infi, 'il d. nhc stitch
chimes v,ry caear @iE nro,iv.. Ia1cu,n 81 GRAND
| WANTED r.tellst flmmcr, % lace cop'' also.
j. IEItNiAN .lI,4nsls t.
/ ,,,..,.,.,,
/ W N,ic lll 20 .cw nntt. n- nui 20 Grand, ~
| Rnss -. Bloukltn. O.. 10 iu tIe nas, ii,nt
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PENNsyNANiN RAILROAD
riE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE hND SHORT LINE
NLw YORK AND rdiLADELrHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE ulFurS rs PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL NLN lOKk
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUlp.
MLAi, AND ilii. tA~li-i TINE CONSISTENT
Mltu AE>uLt IT, SAFETY
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$4,000 FOR ST
In tho
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
WuICII DRAWS FEBRUARY o.

TIC Kentucky state L't.r, has, during w. existence
iad more 900 uHN u prize than aUF lott rs. domestic
frNlfu. Wi s' NrsHf~ are Sold 800 tIis country The
drawings tkc rlar. twice month. uuirr sworn Com.
UI-sI 90 tlH >f1fr. and fU.|l.I.t fhr s.
HERALD NtAAfrHLrt SO. amt lpll svilIf COW.
NlNtIAl. ANU ALL. COS Il-IONN ilIktT HOLD.
LIS Al. NAILED cory Ot fiiE OFFICIAL DRAW
lNI u- soon %. received AL urih. cas,i. without
iNuHrtNu, 600 -rutanu AMI mo- su' uut.iic of the
Winners are WHi 1Whr" of r et 90 their b .ns richer
10y thousands OF dollars but themselves Tor viii not
und any circn. stances publish tho names OF person,
erAwlns Ctmt Fries tor the purpose OF drawing
SIMMONS \ DICKINSON MANAGERS
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'RnAnWAN I,rrATmr,
lNIrrm NyrNrr rrlrNrnr.

MIR d. H. uAERiNs ..' ............ sole Director.
SATURDAY EvhNING. JAN 25,
LArrougc's sue lcs.iui cuur iN.
pr CLYDE DR. CLYDE DIR CLYDE.
Box Office omen for sil, of sel,.toaav.
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Anrustm,nts.

amustmtns.
NIBLO's GARDEN THEATRE.
~ EDWARD r. SrARlN .......P Proprietor ana Manager
MONDAY. JAN. 20.
And during the week rccnrrgcmcnt Of the popular
OLIVER DOUD BYRON.
OLIVER nOUD BYRON,
OLIVER nOlD BYRON.
Who will appear IN his frcat ca uurman success OF
BEN McCULIOl on
BEN MCCULLOUGH,
Ben MCCULLOUGH,
Or the
WAND REWs DIVORCE. ,, -
Supported by en- puOnal cast beautiful scenery
costumes. sc.
MArlNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY Ar2r NJ.
STANDARD THEA TIRE
EIrCrEiC SUCCESS
EIFrTNiC SUCCESS
ELECTKlu SUCCESS
ai the
o.
STANDARD THEATRE
STANDARD THEATRE
STANDAVU THEATRE
OF SULLIVAN ana GILBtRTs ORIGINAL comic opera,
i ! rISSfSRs.
II s. p1NAFONE.
Preceded hy the chnruinf concdicua,
MY UNCLES WILL
Great cast superb costumes and scenery full chorus
Of 30 voices and enlarged orchestra
BuN office now open
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NUMBER IS.


oee's may not become wilted. which il
prelndlcia! to iheir valae 20 the mann
iSc'urer, a well as diminishing in
weight for the grower, who sells by
me ton, aud i therefore equally inter
cs'ed in preventing evaporation from
taking place Machinery has also been
used tof the digging. and It's action l.
VOL spoken #
III" 'ca"hiH.- Of 'll.,e vino have wit.
'"'' "H uc's ga .nr, seem il.ni,h .h.
followiu. ,uie>:
!. U.r ~tuSbIe land.
? C'e hand II deep aud re,mrablc
soil
). Plough iu he manure deepl, .
and harrow lhorou.ii,
4. lie artificial f.riilizc, la ,l,e dim
, .. Plan, Trieste, -nla - earl, a. ro>-
idle.
g. Ca.dva'e in'cu,ivc... je. Lc.
qnently and thoroughly.
iiarve-i a, l,;c a, the -ct..,t W
allow.
: Prcveu' the root, tom wiatn-
at'rr they are pulled
.. MArke a. earl, a. p,..ible .,,cr
lifting
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DoING Up MEN LINEN. A husband
complained that his shirt bosom and
cellars were badly done up. and the
case was referred to knowing shirt.
maker, aud his answer was well worth :
the attention of house-keepers:
Yes said the man, sthe fault is
with your laundress. While doing IN
vour collars she stretches them the
wrong way. Damp linen is very plable.
aud good pull will alter fourteen
inch into fifteen inch collar in the
iwihkling Of an eve. She ought TO
stretch them crosswise. and not length.
wise Then in Strengthening out your
shirt bosom she makes another mistake
# the same sort. They also Ought to be
pulled crosswise instead OF lengthwisc.
particularly in the neighborhood OF the
neck. A leEgthwise pull will draw the
front OF the neckband somewhat upder
our chin. where il was never meant to
go, and of course it spoils the SET of your
collar. With the front of your neck
hand an inch 100 high, and your collar
TN inch too long, you have most unde-
sirable combination
The necessary changes were made in
the methods Of the laundry. and oil was
right with shirts and collars.
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..a....e WEEK. !. a.-,.:s

1t l. of importance TO plan out the
spring work. 80 that with tie opening
OF the season YOU shall know lust what
fields YOU wish ploughcd, and Just here
the manure i coming from. aud how
much YOU shall apply, aud what crops
YOU shall plant ssch a course will
serve 10 make YOU more certain OF vo-r
course, and more reiia.t, and will in
many cases absolutely save labor and
cost. II i this preliminary thinking
and arranging which j. 50 serviceable
towards educating into the best courses,
aud which utilities past experience a.
an aid in helping YOU TO avoid future
wastes. II is also well to think over in
advance the amount oil labor YOU shall
need by tie month. and jus: wha. YOU
expect this labor 10 be worth to Won.
and how much You can afford TO paw
Tor labor towards carrying out your
plans. IL j. also well TO think out what
you can save by buying implements or
machinery, aud iuslify a ready decision
the one way or the other. A horse pos
sesses five times the power OF a man.
and, if rightly combined. a horse and a
man should accomplish six men. labor
II now tie spring farming is planned on
the basis OF horse labor, much more can
be efficiently accomplished than hand
labor is capable OF, or haphazard labor
which crop may chance to receive.
There is a wide difference between tie
agricultural produetiveness of adjoining
farms oiientimes, and TO be accounted
for by the difference between the men
who farm them,-the prompt. careful.
thoughtful. planning man excelling. in
production of crops. the slack, hard
working. laboriou-. less careful-think
ing neighbor. In farming, accurate
thinking tells; foreihoughi is an import
anI factor of success Careful planning
aud prompt execution can bring sue
cess from almost any farm. or ont OF
conditions usually deemed very unfav.
lrable.
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poetrp.
scmsh.ay's neither.


The woman was Old aud ragged aud gray.
Aud bent with the chill OF the inner. day;
Tie street Wa wet with recent snow,
Aud the woman's feet were aged and slow.
She stood at the crossing aud waited long
Alon'. uneased for. amid toe throng
of human bel = wha passed. her b,,
Nor needed the glance u Ia, auXi"u- eye.
Down the street. with laughter all shout.
Glad IN the freedom Of school let out
Cane the boy like 4 fox OF sheep.
Hailing The snow pied " bite siId ie, ..
Past the woman - old and gay
hssleued the children On their way,
Nor offered helping band 10 her.
- meek, 20 ilmid, afraid To- -iir
/. Il the carriage wheels or horses fset
should crowd her down ia the slippery 'troct.
A. .s.t csme one Of ih.. merry troop
! De sasesi I'D IL, Of all the group
H. paused l., si,le her. sud whi.perezI bow.
= Ia help you acruss q you wish io -o."
Il,r secl M on 81. strong oune arm
Size placed. ans -. w,thou; huit of harm
He gu.d i 3D. trembling le..l siou-
Proud that hi, own were firm aud strong.
Then back aS2ia 60 hi friends he went.
HI Young heart happy aud well cout,ut
.'>ht'- -omebsds'- mother, har.. you know,
For all she's aged aud ? OF and slow.
And hope some fellow will lend hand
To help NY mother. You understand.
Ifeyer she. poor and old and grsy.
When her own dear boy j. far away"
And somebody's mother" bowed low Der het d
In her home ihsi night and The prayer she said
Was God BE- Kind 10 the noble boy.
" no j. somebods's son. and pride and JOY ="
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Last spring | pni ia ,nv first l.ea. su,l
pot tlre. Ga The 10Th g Ma 70. and bad
splendid crop, at bo,i. bat usual, We
rauuol do much in the open soil before
the first week in April. 4. soon. how
ever. a. the frost j. ont aud the ground
is dry enough. shall plant IN NV driest
aud wsrmest soil some Little Gem aud
LaNton- Alpha peas. shall open fur
rows three inches deep for the Gems.
and one foot apart, and in ihcsc furrows
scatter compost about an inch deep.
draw a pointed hoe through the furrow
10 miBgie the manure with the soil, and
then sow thickly-ihrce pea to al inch
| will treat the LaXton's Alpha in the
same way, with the exception tina, the
rows will be two and halt feet apart
The Little Gems grow only a foot high.
aud require no support. The Alphas
require two and a half feet brush. Two
weeks later ! shall plant for second crop
Little Gem, NLcAu', Adyaucer, and
Champion Of England | have tried a
great many kiud-. and have coinc 90 the
conclusion that tie four Kind have
named arc The richcs'-layorcd aud ,uf
ilcicnily loductivc-in brief. All things
considered, the best. II ). a pleasant
and inexpensive amusement 10 Try iif,
other kinds in a small way. Since Let
us have r"as j. such ircqueu, and en-.
pha'ic remark at our dinner table. /
shall plant libcra.lv every ton DAYS until
she Al Of july, burying the seed deeper
A. the season advance. aud choosing
shadicr and moi,icr localities. VERY
late pian'ings are usually - injured by
miidew that were The vegetable not such
a iayori'c, ! would not plant IL after tic
middle OF NAV. Deep planting OF the
seed late ia the season insure. lorfger
bearing. lprcfcr Champion OF England
lor Tie main cgpp,a, il J., by general con-
sent regarded a. the flower OF the pea
family. The short low-grow kind
INV A~ltAfN 'tfAAA " 44A AHA htffi ANf AliN
amount of manure. but tall varic'ic.
ike the Champion do not need fertilizer,
in The drill unlcs, the ground j. poor
when garden. are small and brush j.
not convenient. II ruav be best 90 plant
the dwarf kinds ouly. They can be
sown on ground designed for tomatoes.
do not shade the ground. aud soon ma
tnre. pn' them in such space almos,
altogether. aud IN rows three or four
feet apart. and plant the latter vegetable,
between them. A. soon a. the green
pods are picked. have the vine. dug
under, thus returning at once to The soil
what was taken from til. L. RoE.
ia Hlrper's Magazine for ipril.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-10
INDI>PI Table
~ IDENCE'.
WracniOus CHre.
II WANT EVERYBODY IN TIE WORLD
To KNOW 1T"

uAA Hit11s. NArLaa Sincyarl >crt. ). t-5;.
e is Sl,i happy heart fhat I sriic ,h~.e 10
liuss g. you. and uant cvcrs hssfs Is tho - hs.c
~of.a Ga lnes "a your great StLrHt Z HiT
! AZ hate dnno Dog nae iutrrn gcArs az
C1aEht violent cold riding in "a in stnftn Tho
ucHt aaf vas strk abssi . a 7 hnid :st,- AMI
utan rrCrt rrtug frnus tl1at. large r,rs ayls
oct. "b~ on each teg, Shsrh t~pt continually dc
charging. base bceH attended hg he lass .i1r
tsr. 90 - country ant q tic Re lcvac tot rsi.I
thv ts.turs wt-EFd 90 tssc one lcw O. Noshias
ina} q turs hrlTTt the. sud made uP IN uziaf SO
de. Hni iiI DOT esfr % dfi. fHr Hlotc Islsef.
ab5s tsirs taau 80 Eii Boz '-r- n fste va COZ
srcsi ~il1 i-istrhrs ADJ ~ca.rs aEi t.siF slih
EiaHt4Hls. have h~sl wrrs e. Around iar fls
Isssi - feArs arA tasc 'TrHi ibaa'an'is "f DOE
lace lr lie s'.- -Ht."tt H srr tFf
O., IHs .e4.'s. I'D gsI 30. &c ei.sa.r H4... -.
u.r E"ost. "a 600 H" Uurprsr. So rsti1ts st"s
~rrsf. a1I rar tC auI tftruls gave ulr ut. 'ta
ihs Hrst g Ja.7 Mr. Moor st.fscI tHs ala afaa Ht
r.e islf.s Hf tnar u Lftit HtFEEH~ tHf 60
60 l. 40. ! tai4 ht.H seniI uat had 90 o.. Ga Ia
anything he - 90 i-crslstsut ln tts ls-a anEs
I43. alI g. nay unt-ruudf7i Ios lu ie@ aAys b
g. feel britss. AIIslitr lmufovi B. anil fa.-i
~ .c4n Go IpHt Eta.t - me. NJ u-uola LeEan Co
srs suiaf. tainE bad NOS knnwn isf IS Y~ats
20 sTuf-taas N mF D-Hflf. those dt-4u-etfaE
ulrtrs l4N o, - aEs 10 ,ease Sizes harg.aE auE
i.'Tri. l4 tool. am wsf Csu uzIk shsvv a.4lss
~ ithasi iatssuc ash have game! iu uci.ni i-sr-
il tan pnal4s. Ny s&th be saaos.th. ! hag~tAtru
FHt uolilsr and uuc siccr - perfectly cured aIl
ihr other b. RAPIDLY Ciaatl W, a.4i % iafE
- Khan ia. NAY bu=l. tlrssuE fyss ca g,.a
aud puf woaarriai II LFHta IA lTkt~. - tac
tLl4u.c PRAYER 81
Your irui3.
JOHN u. NAEspEN
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INSIDE LINE.
1878. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1878.
Portland. Bnckspor and Machiaspor. and
intermediate LANDINGS.

Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND.
. - 4. apt L kiLBr. will leAr. Port
land every FRIDAY EVENING
at 10 O'Clock, Tor Backsport and
MAehi.spou. touching al usual landings on the
EaF. also touching 81 Iastiue, Deer Isle >edy-
wiek. south West harbor. Bar HArbor. Miibfias.
and Jonesport, arriving at aaehIaspott .atGrta AZ
evening
Returning. leaves Msehiaspou TUESDAY
ho'nieg al O'Clock, touching as above. Except
bar baFoor Bucksport. sandy Point and SCARF
port arriving at Portland same evening.
tong East, the Richmond connects at Buck
spoIi y IN the train Tor Bangor. (Psssen gers
ucketef through.) Freight sill DC lorwarie'i to
Bangor a Ithuu extra charge
v b--Passeagers from Bangor, going tn Cas-
Hhe sal other landings on the Aachias Route,
vii tAAe The O'Clock A VI. Train SATURDAY
connecting With the Richmond al Bneksport AZ
about 10 'f'elocE- Tickets Tor sale al toe l.. 4 Y
A; A. Depoi 10 all points on The NachIas Route
FOR further particulars inquire OF
A kE>DRICk. Agent.
Bangor. Dee. .. ls7s Iaa1