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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-09-01
FARM NoTEs:
rom the Minneapolis Tribune.
influence Of the Moon.


influence Of the Moon.
There has always been a powerful
that the moon exerted
great influence upon the affairs OF
mankind, but this idea has prevailed
chiefly among those who did not un-
derstand the utter impossibility that
the moon could exert any such influ-
ence. Formerly the stars were sup
posed to assist the moon in these IN
references with mankind and their
labors. and to be able to ''read the
stars was equivalent to the possess
sion of prophetic powers. Now the
stars have lost their reputation, and
the moon is in fair way to lose what
little is left of it. Formerly crazy
people were ''moon-struck, but now
when we see lunatic derived from
Luna. the moon, and really meaning
moon-struck), we do not blame the
maOn for it. The moon has now
fallen 50 low as to be supposed by
some to influence only the twining OF
beans Oh the pole, the planting Ut
seeds. the wasting of fat pork in the
pan unless it was killed under grow
ing moon, the making OF soil soap,
the putting ON Of shingles. and the
setting Of fence posts and the laying
of blocks under the corners OF the
fence. To reasonable person this
seems small business for the moon
Ito he engas = ed in, or very unlikely
thing that the moon can exert any
such influence! If any difference oc-
ours it will be from other causes.
such is soil, weather, etc. Lastly. !s
is absolutely certain that the moons
influence on our atmosphere is so very
small that it cannot even affect the
weather in the least, mu; h less pull
out fence.posts, warp the shingles ON
q roof. or sink corner chunks under
the fence. have never seen 4 rea-
son given for such frOlics of the
moon, and do not believe that SCI
ence will uphold such theories.
Feed the Land.
No man is truly successful farmer
who allows his land to grow poor
while he is cultivating 1t. lie may
make money for time and put it in
his pocket; hut he does so at the cost
of his successors. He takes seme-
thing from the soil and gives nothing
in return. This cannot be continued
without beggary of both land and oc-
cupant. Writers and speakers tell of
the '.inexhaustible" fertility OF the
,xoet nnver haar that word without
being annoyed. We might as we'll
say that we can consume u part and
still have the whole; not only that,
but keep on doing so for an indefinite
term Of years, and still have tho
whole remain to us. This mistaken
idea of an inexaustible soil has al
ready cost the west great sum ct
money, and will inevitably cost many
millions more. Much has already
been done to put an end to this ruin
Gus system of forever taking from
the soil and putting nothing hack.
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BERTHA, TODD COUNTY.

The young son of MIR. Pendergast,
who had the misfortune with the
over loaded gun some time since, is
getting along finely now.
Stacking all done; ploughing now
going briskly forward; more plough
ing done than ever before at this
season of the year.
A bear had the audacity to walk
into the yard of one of the neighbors'
the other evening.
Mr.. Elmer Beace has tho largest
tobacco plant that l ever saw. l
measured leaves the length being AZ
inches, width 81 inches, raised on
ground ploughed very late in the
spring.
Our town board seeing the neces-
sity of good roads, let jobs to the
amount of some two hundred dollars,
on Saturday last, and the bidders re-
alizing like necessity, bid down to
mud.sill prices, and in consequence,
we hope in the near future to chror.
icle the fact that we have good roads.
Some Of our good neighbors had a
jolly time picking cranberries the
other day, at some bodies expense.
Uncle Jimmy expects to 60 to Iowa
in a few days, and we are expecting
more accessions to our voting popC.
latiOn soon.
Mr.. P. Williams is the happy re.
cipient of another ''school man.;
usual weight; all doing well.
OCCASIONAL.
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WOODSIDE PRAIRIE.

Rain is more abundant than wo
desire.
Ell Wilson started his threshing
machine last Friday at Dick john
ston's, and threshed six acres Of
wheat, that yielded 1876 bushels ma
chine measure.
Thos. Goodale has started his
threshing machine. His first job was
for the Ahlrich boys.
Several of our farmers have started
the plow.
Melville Bunce arrived last Thurs
day.
Mr.. Newell, from Parkers Prairie,s
is building a store west of the post
office. We wish him success. for it
is thing we have long been in need.
of.
Aunt Myra returned home last
week, and her old friends truly hope
she will not forget to favor us with
another visit.
VIM. Bratton and wife. are visiting
! at J. NJ. Moore's.
Gathering hazel nuts is what the
children are all busy at now, and If
wo don't have some grand old cracks
next winter, it wont be the fault Of
our little ones.
VIM. Eastman has sold part of
his claim to a widow Eastman. They
start for Fergus Falls Monday, to
change the papers on the land.
John Hooking has returned with
his family, and will start his thresh-
ing machine Monday, the 9th, at
VIM. JohnstOn's.
Henry Kapphahn has the finest
crop of corn and onions, in town.
n. S. Docksdator was appointed
chairman of board of supervisors, to
fill vacancy caused by Mr.. Miller
moving away.
Horace Wolcott, brother of Rev.
Wolcott, who has resided in Blue
Earth Co. for the past l6 years, has
been in this country during harvest,
and tn. good crops, with the prospect
for many more, has decided him to
locate somewhere in the n. P. coun-
try. He reports the crops in Blue
Earth: Co. much inferior, to what We
have here.
Mr.. Wordon and family have ar.
rived. Mrs. w. is we'll pleased with
the country, so have been told, and.
wishes to make this her home in the
future. Mr.. w. has gone to the
Shell River country to look after
some timber, and "ill probably run ::
logging camp next winter. and will
take his hands from Wrightstown.
Now boys, you that want a winters
Job, speak for it in time.
INCOG..
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Collection Of four or more
kinds of sweet or pot herb, do
Six stems Kohl Rabi, ..... do
JuDGEs:-Z. Henderson, Thomas
town; VIM. Webb, Oak Valley; J. F.
Williams, Leaf River.
FLOWING MATCH.
CLASS d.
Best quarter acre plowing
of stubble land, with
hand plOW. 500 800
Best quarter acre with sui
ky plow, 500 800
The plOwing match will be held
at 2 l, M, of the second day of the
fair.
JuDGEs:-N. Palmer, Wadena; w.
L. Spencer, Thomastown; J. Wyvell:
Compton.
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A m0f1hcr3a Grief.

The pride Of a mother, the life and joy of heme
her children, hence her grief when sickness en-
that you are running 4 terrible risk, II they have
\ Cough, Group or Whoopnk Cough, which lead
to consumption, if you do MT attend to it ut once
SHllIOH'S ONSUIPTlON CURE is guaranteed
to cure them. Price lOc, Soc and $l.0O. For lnme
back. side or chest, use Shiloh's Porus Plaster.
Price 25c. Sold By L. r Stinehour.
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Please notice the change in the
date of the County Fair. 1t will be
held September 21st and 22nd, instead
of 22d and 23d. rs heretofore an
nOlnced in the FARMER.
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PREMIUM LIST.
OF the Second Annual Fair of the Wa.
dena County Agricultural
Society.
TO be held i'm Wadena September
FL stand 22d, 1881.
PREMIUM LIST.
CATTLE DEPARTMENT.

CLASS A.
Best Bull of any age, -. $500 $500
' Cow of any age,. $3.50. 500 800
'' Yearling heifer, ..... 200 100
Best heifer two years DID,. 800 $50
WORKING OVEN AND STEERS.
Best yoke OF working oxen
OF SCeefS, ,............... o.UU 3.Ut
Best steer one year old, >. 200 LOO
Best steer two years DID,. 800 l.5O
FAT CATTLE.
Best fat OK. steer, or cow, 500 800
JUDGEs:-Alex Boyd, Thomastown;
J. Ashburner, Wadena; Carl Fisher,
Leaf River.
HORSE DEPARTMENT..
Best stallion,3 3 years or over 500 800
Best brood mare of any age,
with foal by side, ....... 500 800
Best matched team for gen.
eral purposes. ........... 500 800
JrDGEs:-C. II. Peake, Wadena;
l.. D. French, Aldrich; H. Thompson,
Leaf River.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
CLASS c.
Best ram of any grade or
age. :'''.....'..... o'0U 00 3'oo 9o
CLASS D.
Best boar of any age or
grade, 3.OO LOU
Best SOW OF any age or
JUDGEs:-J. B. Kelly, Stowe Prai-
rie; VIM. Anderson, Compton; j. w.
Wallingford, Oak Valley.
POULTRY.
CLASS E.-CIlICKENs
Best trio of any breed. 100 so
TURKEYS.
Best trio of any breed. 80. 100 so
GEESE.
Best trio of any breed. .... loo so
DUCKS.
Best trio of any breed. go. LOO so
Coops for all fowls must be fur
nished by the exhibitors.
JCDGEs:-C. J. Stuart, Wadena;
J. Jackson, Verndale, F. G.. Field,
Wadena.
FARM PRODUCTS.
CLASS A.
Best one sack of -four, 49,. 200 Dip
i" /" " corn meal, 200 Dip
' buckwh't, 200 Dip
JrDGEs:-T. Williams, Wadena;
L. W. Farwell, Verndale; c. D. Ba-
ker, BlufftOn.
GRAINS. AND GRASSES.
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first premium, Baby Carriage; second,
Diploma.
SCPERINTENDEN
STOCK AND FARM MACHINERY AND
WAGoNs.-J. Valentine, Compton.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
A. W. Wheeler, Wadena.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.-Mrs. E.
S. Case, Wadena.
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th p Outfit sent free to those who wish to engage
m;s Din the most pleas asant and profitable business
~ known. Capital not required. We will fur
nish you everything. so day and upwards is
easily made without staying way from home over
night. Many new workers wanted at once. Many
arc making fortunes at the busi> Ladies make
as much as men, and young boys and girls make
great pay. No one who is willing to work fail to
make more money every day than can he made in
Address H. HALLETT T. CO., Portland, Maine.
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MlSCELl4AN n EOl]S ClIASS.
The following named Judges will
examine all articles not enumerated
in the other classes, for which diplo-
mas will he given on all articles of
merit: II. Lyons, Aldrich; ID. Cut
shaw, Leaf River; H. W. Fuller. Wa
dena; Mrs. Nettie Ostrander, Wadena;
Mrs. C. d. Baker, BlutftOn.
HOME MANUFACTURES.
Special premiums will lie given by
the Society. for articles made of
wood or iron or both combined, when
manufactured in Wadena Co., or vi
cinity.
CLASS Z.
Handsomest baby under one year of
age, male or female, Ito be exhibited
At Agricultural and Domest'" boil"
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SECCION MERRIAM I'LL.
BUOUEs ENTaADOS.

Fnoro 4,-D' st Thomas, vapor esp. "Ma>
nuelits Marfa," captan Ventura, Iriarto
Hermano de Clracena " 90.
De st Tnom J. vtp ing "Arno," cap Ro-
sse,l. ddersen Wnilnk & Co, correspoI-
lenc,a.
D. baltimore, gol ing. ''H4rvest Hone"
cap Jam sol q Fernando Nones C 20.
De : ntander, bsrg. esp. Marciai," cap
Wills mil, Was, S>l3r, Palacios u Go.
Ea 10 5.--De San alder, vap esp, "San-
tander," cop. Olmiacp, s pbrnos lie Ezqnaga.
D. Nan tt, gol, esp. "Nuevt OoIcet tciJn,
cstgI Ba rios.
D MsnA'i gol esp, "Rosita" cap. Rami-
rez.
De Manatt, G IL esp. bella Jeaqaina,' cap.
Maft.ez.
Da v.ga-oaja gl esp. "Nuevs Julita, "
cap Ro riguoz.
i ero 6. DE vega-baja, gol esp. 'Lau-
ra can Fernandez
Enero 7.-De Montevideo berg esp. "Sa-
TO-" cap ATimon SoDrinos de ri.
De st Th1mas, vapo" tran es willie de
Brest." cap. Daedignan silva & Co
De Glase Bay, gJL ing. LILLIAN Bay, car
bon.
DESPACHADOS
Enero 3 Para Mayagiaz, berg. esp. "San-
asima Trial iad," con todo sn cargamento por
Vtas Soer. Pa.acios & %
Euar0 Para A Gin, vap. $50. 'Sau
,Fuar' cup LarrCogrl por Silva Co., care
aDegal.
Para f .jardo Arroyo Ponce, COL esDaf "a
&C amvnuna," cap. Rivera
P'ta Llquiiio y Fajarlo, gol. esp. Carmen
cita," cap. Silva.
Para la Habana, vap esp. "Santander,
cap. Oimiaco, por Sobrlnos do EzQuiagS
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educ ~.
Resultsn>.
Cabo-roj1 en- Ia sesio..
Is De 0 ,tubra 1itimo acord6, as.
mo, protAstan1o su res ,eto acata.
miento las disposiones Supariores, al.
hsrirss al expressdo voto particu' ar dal
St. Pa1il! a y suplicar q este G>biarnn
me hiclera llegsr hssts los pies lel
Tfono esa reclsmscion, Y qua el Alcal-
lie "a limit6 sslvar go voto;,
Result sndo que en- Ia session. celebra-
da pnr ell Avuntamiento de Aljuntas el
tia 20 DE- Ootubre 1Itimo present6 al
Siudico ST. G,rardiao. para que se
aceptase, siguienao el ejemplo de otros
Ayuntamiantos, 81 voto psrticu'ar tan.
tas veces repeti1o, la cual fne doses
timads, sin que obtuV,ese mas votoa
fsvorables qua 81 de- Al antor, ell del
T9pieuts do A'oalie S.. B ,scana el
de- Conceal Sr. B9rdisr:
C)nsi1erando que, sagnn ell artieulo
IT'S de la i9y mu lioipal, el Goheroodor
G neral de a Isla 10 Puarto Rioo es e.
Jef superior do los Ayuatsmieuto de
~ provincial. one estos, por otra psrte
segln el culo 68 10 Is propis Ley.
son Drporsciones ec0n6mico- admins
trativss, gu solo pueden ej4rce- sque
has flnciones one por las Lsyos les es-
tan cometid'.s, On ouyo c,ncapto. 4 to-
nor del articulo SO : sigaientss dal tiiu-
10 III lie dicha Lay, es de su com ooten-
ola ei gobierno y direction dc los inte-
reses psouiiares le los pueblos, con su-
jecion a las Leyes:
Considsrsndo qua 81 bien entce los
sarv;cios municipales fgara el De ins.
truccion puol;oa, no corr sponie exclu-
sivAmeute 4 los AYuntamientos pra-tar-
%, =, por tsuto, tenor del art;cnlo 81,
cuando de 81 50 ocupsn debeu acono-
darse 4 las Lsyes y disposiciones gene
rales que 10 rega.eu:
{ Conolmrd J.
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Pasals os leg los Ell ell vapor VILE ta
Brest; LUIS de B1isle, FausnO Rodriguez,
Can elaria Paz, 7. Br wa W. Braistod
oaI:ios en- Ell '.San Juan. Arecibo:
Joaquin Il Harre:o, una sen IRA, Pc no Astiz,
Artar3 G nz3lez anita, Francisco Gao,
| snac g i "a, JOSE O Garcia, Limo de Leon,
N srccllno Teiada.
Para Aguadllla L. Oler, Matilde Rivera,
M Fglor0a y hi9s.
Para Ma aga~z: Mercedes Palial, Anita
Mestte, Ln.sa Sanchez, Aveno Pena, Ramon
Fernan lez, Juan Garola y famiia.
Para Ponce: Rafael Agarre, Juau Her.
nay, Juaa Ga!lasde, francisco Salgado, jose
Ortega
l.!egad > en- eli vapor correo /: Francisco
Arsuaga Peiro Arsuaga, Gaspar Barr ola,
Jusn b lrren ,caea, N -nusa y Dolores Seda-
40, S.ndaiio Valencia, Oarnlen a'encia, Fe
lix Dlaz FArAandp Estrada, Baltasar lniguez
famlli4, Joaqu n Perez sonora, Maria Lo-
. " niio, Angel Gonzaiez, Angela Vlcol.
Pablo Oorfaa Pedro Garrlga, Francisco SuA-
re, Juan VI. S,lsas, Conception Acebal y z
hios una Rad :, FRANCISCO BArcia, - Soda
dos
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| tres DOl
pelsa.
Un iibro nuevo. Il
| D3Ia la esta npa uDs oOle6o-
blanz - criticas en- verso de tou
Iua se dedioan, con mas 6 meaos fruto
en- Puerto-Rico, las letrss, ciencias,
artes, politica e.c. etc, cnva obrita, con
ell t.tulo Ia FiJHras y Ftgwonss. estara
adaln is sdorn Sd, oon cartcaburss intsr-
c4lAlas ea al t9xto, al estilo del libro
Cabezt IS y Cutabaz1s, pubiicado en- Ma.
drid ia POGO.
Oomo este libro, que contendra unas
100 somblanzas burlescas ajsnss en- uu
toio la vida priva Ia 1el ialividuo y
alusivss solamaut, al h)nbre p1hiico,
promete ten8r circulation por ser aqui
de una indoie nueva y descon )cda, se
piensa ana lirle unas cuantaa paglnas
qua est.ran Ia disposition de los se-
1ores comerciant43 qua quiersn atili-
zsrlas para publicar en- elias sus anun-
clos uu preoio sumamente venta $40.
E su cou5e cusucia aqnslos 4 quisnes
convsnga esta veatsjA SO sarviran ocu-
tr,r 4 esta i'm prenta.
Obito. H falteoiio ca Poace ell Sr.
D. Francisco Astivia, apreciable CORE.
iglonario nuestto y teniente que fae de
Vnluntarios. 81 muarte ha sido muy
sentiaa uosotros deseamos que hsys
acogilo dos gu alma en- la mansion
de los jastos.
Promete -Sagun nusstras noticias,
hA sido muy bian acogida en- ell conser-
vetorio r9al de NJ adril Ia senorita D.
NJ ,rla NJ ,dina. iis1ipula aventajsda de-
maestro amigo T,edo = qua, segun ell
pr f4sor lei aquel instituto artystico D.
Manuel de NJ a1izabsl, prom ste mu-
cho en- ei piano por su impis ejecucion
Y 10 comun inte!igencls. Dicho pro-
fasor le aseguro que 81 SO quedaba un
ailo en- NJ = irid obtsntria On pub loo
c9nnurso un prelnio de- C)assrv.t,rio.
Ca,ebramos los triunfos do esta s,iio-
rit, pu-rto- riquena que ia to honra a
su IN aeatro o Sr. To.edo.
Error.-S, hs oqliv,s'1o el locA;i1ta
le FL AJeate. N es L.. Tra0iuta II ope-
ra ,ua Sc centara man.na domingo, 81
no Ia incompatible FavJrita del "a las.
tro Donizettl.
Otra.-H> sido nuev ,ms1ts ma'tslo
ell Dsurio Ae AUisos do MAyagu q.
A enfern1 lector. -A3onsaiaoos So
gnir los pAsos ia Ia mnltital qaa ha
encontralo a'ivio er las Piidoras Azu-
csradas do Bn,to. Sl op4raci On ne.
liciual abrAzl una esf4ra muy exteosa.
NJ solo prodnoan los efactos ms beae-
ficos en- to las las enf.rmedades inme-
liat,s 1el est6 nag }, el b ga 10 y ell vlan-
tra, sino en- un gran nj de do,en-
olas acai1entaies. E., los esp ,sn1sy
couvuisi jnas do todas clsses son el m1-
ior lie los m edicamsntos conocidos y
esi 10 stestiguan los me iicos mas smi.
nsntes y los lagos 80 la materia. r =
raevan el sistema regular dsl vlentcA, =
500 inapr4ciables on los casos de pos
TRACTION fsics, "a sec dsbida 4 10 avan-
zsdo de la edad. "a 4 Ia debi'idad de la
constitution una dolencia especial.
En- todos los casos que Ia enfsrmsda1
proyiene 10 imourez. de la sangre 8
humorea, IL z .rzapsrrilla le Bristol de-
b9 ser to lada CON las Phi loras.
Santoral.- L1nes 10. San Nicanor
Y S.n G. ,nzslo le Am.rsute.
Mirtes IL, San Fl gluio, papa y mr..
Misrcolea II. S. BeLito, abad y conf
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REvISTA-ARMSTRONG.
{ Contin'sa zion,
TIPOS ESPAN0LES.
LA vENDEDoRA DE LIBRos.

Es ell consuelo Y el terror de los es-
tudiantes. Rsune algunos miles de
reales, alquila IN local = coloca gu la
uuerta ell consabido letrero "aquf go
venden, compran v cambian hbros. "
A medida que trascurre el tempo va
aumentsndose la provision de hbros
hasta one aparecen como en- confusa
TORE de Babel, hacinsdos los uuos So
bre los otros, polvorientos J faltos de
hoias casi todos.
Para la vendedors de libros toda edi-
cion es antigua : aunque ell libro que ga
le vende hsya salido 4 luz el dia de le
venta, dira que hay una ediciou mas
moderns. Cuando slguien acude q SD
tisnds con el proposito de eomprar, po-
ne cara de pascua: 81 el librc ha costa.
do de nuevo 40 rs., pedira SO 81 sc
trata de venderle una obrs, pone cara
hosea NAL humorada, y, tras largo re-
yolver de hoias, ofrecera por ella, 81
cost6 100 re-. On Ia libreris, ana suma
equitativa 5, por eiemplo.
LIS yAniedora de libros ha caido er
81 neior medic para explotar q los es-
tudiantes. Cuaudo alguno, por nscesi.
dad 8 vicic, que ambos casos SO dan, le
lIeva una obra con el obisto de vsnder-
la, 10 primero que 20 dice es que en su
casa no se yenden librcs, por que ST
msrido la vendedora suele tenef mari
do se 10 ha p~ohibido, y anade que lc
tonarG en- zmpano, ofreciendo al estu,
dante 20 re-. Uerbi grotia, para 3svolver
Ie 40 al mes siguiente. Con semejantt
inGeres m6aico, ell eaco'sr tiene que pre-
ssntsrse en- qniebra y olvidarse de 81
obra, que pssa q otras manos por dobls
s triple precio,
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NUSVAS 0}DBN iNZIS DG ADUlNAS.

Pronto acahara de ipprimirse con sus req
1ectjvos in ioli0 m0deios en- una edicion
eeor6nica pata ell uso del comerco SO pom
dram q Ia venta del al Ia ieI corriente on Ia
Imprenta y Ll0reria de Acosta, Fortaleza q.
IA
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Nuevh
mas dicen
bitrajs entro
parace inevitable Ia -.
ootencias estin eun en- trstos.
Idem 4 E gobi 4rno ing'es aban To-
nara la psrsecuoiou ds los rAvpltosoa
por medic de los tribuoaIss. M fusi-
las 50 trssportan mensualmente de, Bir-
mingham ! Irlanda.
Sagun los ,i'timos teIegramas del Ga
b., ei pals lie Transvaal presenta mai
aspecto.
MERCADOS.
N. Y, 4. R >gular d buen refao u
Il.
LON lras, id.-Mlscsba1o una libra
q initial. !
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AIasGlaS NTlRilS
Las PILD0aAS
ES&eN.EN VEGETABLES AzUcARADAs DE
B RI STOL

Ell NE licamento anti-boso mas poderoso
que Sc c)noce, garantizandose que solo contie.
ne sustancias vegetables. La poioflina lep-
andrina cons.ituyen sus principles activos Son
uu antilloto infalible contra la aqueca. latulen-
ca, gastritis, cardialgia, indigestion, dyspepsia
congestion del hfgado, dolor de costado oe
espalda, constipation del vientre, almorranaa
y para toda complication del higado, est6ma-
60 rinones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-09
BirALlOk DE ARTlLLERIA.
EJERCITo DE PUERTo-RICo
JUNTA ECONOMICAL.

JBN IA EOUlNOWKNAs
En- dos DO febrelo pg6xino, SO remstarA en-
p6blca subasta, el cabao de la Compafila dc
Mo.s III, ennnciad 'Garcaso," cnyo a.
tondra lugat en- el cuaetel de sen Fra
az ocho De la mafana del expresado G.
Y Sc haze pdblico para conocimiento
que desaea tomar paite en- Ia licitacion.
Puerto Rico, enero de 1881 -.El Ayuds1
to Secretario, AGusTlN Plaza l--y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-09

immense sabanon el term6mstro
caba diez grades baio 0.
Luis Bo ,fOux Quintero
fContinn1rd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-09
MERCADOS.
SECCION OFFICIAL.
G0BIERNO GENERAL
DE La ISLA DE PUERTO-RIC

sEcRErARIA. -NesocIado 40
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-09

La g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-09

Dada cuenta al Fxcmo s.. Goberna-
dor General de los acuerdos tomsdos
nor los Avunts nientos Ia esta Ceojtal,
Ponce, Mayagu San German, Csbo-
rojn y A 'Iuntas, respecto al nuevo D.
crato de instrucci IN pri maria, SO ha SER
vi1o s. E. dictar el sienirnte
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23
FAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CoUNrY TREASURER.

"FFlOT UT NVUNTI TREASURER.
WINEsBoEo, S. G., April 10.
n ME books Of this ofiico will bo opcu TO
l. receive the taxes of the fiscal Years
1880. 81, on the first day Of May 1881, and
rcmoih open to tho first day of juno fol.
lowing. The ratio per centum is as fol.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-23

A pnll-tax Of One Dollar is required of
all male persons between the ages of
twenty-ote and sixty years, except those
exempt by law.
These taxes shall be duo and payable in
two equal instruments, rs follows: The
first instalment shall DO due and payable
from the first day Of May to tho first day
of Juno, 1881. and the second instnlment
shall be due and payable from tho ff-
teenth day of September to the thirty
first day of October 1881: Provided, That
it shall be, and is hereby, left to- the OPP
tlon of any person either to pay the
amount of the first in talriie1lt at tho time
first mentioned, or to pay the whole
amount Mt tho time of the payment of the.
second instalment thereof: Provided fur
ther, That if any person whatsoever shall
fail or refuse to ray his or her taxes duo
under the first instnlment, he, she or they
shall be charged with penalty of five
per centum OH the first instalmont, which
penalty shall be added"
The Treasurer is authorized to receive
i'll payment Of the above taxes only gold
and silver coin, United States currency.
National Bank notes and Coupons, which
shall become payable during tho year
8S1 on the valid Consolidated Bonds of
this State, known as "Brown Bonds"
jury tickets and the per diem of State
witnesses in the Circuit Court will be re-
ceived for County Taxes, not including
School Taxes.
JAMES Q. DAVIS,
up 10 County Treasurer