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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22

w. n. Raglan,
LOCAL AGENT
COLLECTOR.
'O0ces THIBoDAux 6Aw-MILI,
Thibodaux. La.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22
FEUILLETON:
LES
GRIMES DUN ANcE.
LES

PAR. RENE DE PoxT-JEsr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-10-22
Charles Fronts.
BUILDER.

go. Martres Streek....52O
New Orleans.
has lately built the residence and ator
je-4-3m.
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TARIPA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW : YORK Y SAN JUAN
IA pasaje en- /, . caniara. a.............. W
rARlrA DE- rIErE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe. Aziical., Mieles, ETC., seguu CON
venio especial con los agentes, hDree DC
A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW YORK con opcion peImahooeI en
diaho punto los pasajeros totso eI tempo
oue iuzguen opoTtuno. -.
6nocimiento boleta dc pasajee difectOe
n dan en- toios los puertos donds los vapo'
ros ae Ia compaiiia tocan, para Eur pa q
7saAa B SION en conexion con Las siViiien'
tex line8s de yapores:
VIA NEW YORK. la de Cat'e0rd
n Kiite Star, & In~an par.s desde Laperpoot
N Tth CIR dn Lloyd para desde Brenien,
-Hambrg American Pachet Co.npdhy para
desde AmbSres. - General Iransdt d,.ts6
do~spany PARA tiesde Hnrrc ARch = Linz
uoea desaie L6ndres v Glasgoic. -1Merchapts
Desr6tch e Laternati0aal Line para les
efodos los puntos del CTaddd. = Metropo' !.
ds Lsno para des ie Boston
snoaETA DIREcTA PARA EUROPA.
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StlIGll *It ID aLIiII 4 PIa. lca
ocN EsdALA EN- NUEyTTAs, GIBARA. CUBA,
PONCE, xAiAauEs Z PUERTO o-RIoo.
VAPOR "PAS1A.J EH."

IDA.
saldrA do Habans el 30 dc cadA mes para
Id. de Nuev;tas el 2 de i'd, id. Id. Gibara.
Id de Gibara ei de Id. Id Id Sgo do Cuba
Id. dc Sgo. Cuba el S i'd Id. Id. Ponce
Id. de Ponce el Sid Id. Id. Mayagtiez.
Id de Mayagdey sel 9 i'd Id, Id. San Juan.
Eegs San Juan, p R, el 10 do cada mes
RETORNO.
Saldra de Pto.- Rico el IA de cads mes para
Nayagdex.
Id de MsyagdeE el Is i'd ID ID Ponce
I'd de P onc ce el Is id Id Id s de Ouba
Id de g Ia Cubael l9 id. i'd. Id Gibara
\ II de Gihara el 20 id id i'll NHevitas
IL, do Nuevitas a. 2l i'll. ii id Habana
Llega Ia Habana 81 % de caca mes
SO ai'rite csrga, pasaje para ,odcs estos
11ertoa.
Mss ,ietaile Ian s!s coasl .,nsta~los
S'trsaosd de Fs1uiaga
PUERTO Rice.
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C0uSuIado de Francia.

Ell consul de Frencia en- Puerto Rico,
ruegs los ssnores INHERIT Charles HI
ioire Aagaste, BLoN DEAU Henri Ell VIDAL
Eugene, que Sc presenter 8 envien sus
apoderados para Feelbir cartas docu.
montos que 80 encuentrsn On dicho
Consulado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

q EST T..

NOEA. Los pasaI,ss uoinaios "a Dordu CO
taran 26 p. 2. recsrgo
Los nihos memories de amos, uno gratis,
de & 8 afios solo la cuarta parte, y de s a
l3 amos pagarGn Ia mitad del pasaje.
Para mas lorinenores dirigtrse en- San
Iuan Puerto Rico, 4 los Agentee generates,
Silva FERRER & Go.
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En- la capital.

en- nno de los puntos mas csntrcos, Sc vende
una magnffica casa dc alto, que produce oil l
p. z dc renta, siendo su valor aproximado I, 200
pesos, Para i5tormss, u. Nicolas Carrsras,
en su agenela, Gale de la Tanca, ndm, II.
2-~6
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Nfnos memories de tres afios no pagan pa
sais Rfltre tres zdoce amos mitSd de pa
saSe. Oriados acompanando sus amos dos
tsroeras parties del pasaIe:
pSrn mas inforrnes. tipos de aetes diri
ianse 4 lee sgs0tes de ID c0mpahiR
So, Juan de Puerto.Rico.
oaa Sobrinos de EQliia0a.
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SOCIEE)AiDES.
VIJANDE & co.
81 70 r ia L ETA 81.

Giran letras sobre as sguientes plazas de Ia
Peninsula Islas adyacentes p0r todas can't
dsdes, q cortos daS de vista. Tamben giran
por telegrafo cual4uiera suma sobre las mis-
mas plaZas.
A = Algeciras, Almerfs, Almagro. Aran
juez, Antequera, Avila, Andujar, Albacete,
Alcazar, Alicante, Almaden, Acoy, ARGOS de
q Frontera
b = Barcelona, Bilbao, Bsdaioz, Bnrgos,
Beiar, BseZa
c. Cadiz, Cordoba, Coruha, Cartagena,
Oastelion de la PlaDa, Cuencs, Cindad Real,
Calahorrs, Okeeres Calatayud, Oastropol
D. Daimlel.
E. Fl Eseorial, Ecija.
F. Ferroi,
G. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijon,
Guadalaiara
III - Huelva, Huesca, Haro
l. Inian:es
j - Jer de la Frontera. Jaen, Jatlva
L Lerida, Leon, LogronO, Lugo, Luarea,
l. mares, Lois, Lorca
Nj - Mairid, Malaga, Murcia, Mahon, Ne.
rida, Medina del Campo.
" - Noyelda.
O. 0yiedo. 0rense, Orihuela-
P Palnplona, Palma, PRIencia. Ponteve-
dra, Pefaranda de Bracamoute
Q QuiDtanar de Ia 0rden.
H Reus Rivadeo Vi
8 ~ Santander, Sevills, San Sebastian, Sa.
lAmsncs, Santiago, Soria, Seg,yia. .....
T -Tarrskons, TerueI, TrnIllo, Tefalla,
Telsvess de Ia Reins.
v-valeneis, vslladolid, vltoria, valds
pehae, yigo.
Z zarsgoza, zamors, zafra
Hta IAN
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iiATENCION!!
Garcia f. OFdrriU.
AGENTEs GENERATES CoMIsIONISTAS
TETUAN, 26

Ofrecen al publico
Cerveza Lager Beer americana en- b4rries
de decenas botelias de 10 dacenas medias
v caias de una docena hotelas cerveza in
glesa lnarca CASTILLO en- b4rriles de do
cenas botelas, docenas medias Y docenas
medias canecas; 'abaco de Virginia en- rama
en- 'rdns de un qnintal en- manilIas marca
CIERVO en- cajas de % y 81 libras; canel6r
en- cunlis de > libras barres de veso
C lcinado n polvo h,rina de trgo america,
M marca FAVORITA EN- barriles espanoa
superior en- s ecos maica GALLO: mafz en-
g'ano; galletas dc pilot en- barriles gal,etita
lie soda en- caias de Q lbs gas kerosna bri-
lante an cane as Y latas mantt GU la ameri-
cana on lata de 10, 5, y lbs. ; manteca
masca CERDITO en- latas de u lbs Gu.
fetes lei Nor saada iamones daneses ahu-
mados superlorisimos habichuelss fvesces
baneas Y coloradas /: quesos marca YOUNG
AMERICA de ! en- eajas betdn Saratoga
Drawing para zapatos en- cajltas de una doca-
na frsscos almilon do Esp ma MAGNOLIA
en- cajas de 4aa 45 lbs tocineta on cajas de
90 librss cacao de Vens2nela on sacas de
una fanega Champagne EXTRA-DRY ama,
ricano en- cajas do 2sl2 botellas, altimamen.
to el probsdo fertizador vegetal para STEM.
bras de tabacodel que queda muy POGO.
! Tolo buenO y barato.
Tetuan, rs. GARCIA q 0FARRILL
! As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
LibroS para tscuelas.

3ompletisimo suttido de todos los li!ros d.
texto y para premio, 10 mismo que taIjesas y
medsilas
En ls imprsnta del BoLrvfR
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Bartolom6 Simonet.

Introducciones directas. venta al DOR mayor
Y al detail, precios m6icos
Ell sticos de.var as clases para calza 70, ms
teriales her~a nieut g pa-a zapatos, qninca.
ierfa, porcelana. eristsle Ia, sombreros paTn
niflos calsad', lapas v estsmbras rs hor-
dar. cam sas, camisatai madias v calcetinea
surtido variado perfum aria af 'ctos fe toes
DOR libroa EN- b nco Y nanelerfa navaias, cor.
taslumas, cuchlleria, Fortaleza MIN 3D.
h jul 90 i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
BANOS DE COAMO.

nesde el rrImero del actual queda alberta
Ia temporada de bsfos haS'a Ell II de Octubre,
dnrante cpyo tempo eucontrarAn los Sres ba.
n.stss todas las comoaidades propias ests
iasa de Est bieclmls to;un Hotel hien ser.
vido, asesdos con-, d - bahos cantina bien
provlga, coches etc %.
Ourante III tern urala cuenta el estableci
niento con la asisteAcil tacu'tativa del me]ic,
director u Pedro Herusnd Santiago.
Fuera de In tenp,rnda de bafios sclo taci
Itara ell cstabecinenlo nabitaeiones Y el use
de las aguas
Batios d. Uoalno 9 de aDrtl de 1881
JosE J. UsRRA b, 81 octb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
.AVISo.

lSr Alfonso Mahd afinador de pianos,
tiene ell gusto ie ofrecer los servicios de su
profession. admitieudo ahonoa por amos y
comprometieudose 4 afinarios en- los meses
sigiientes: Enero Marz ), Mayo, Jllio, Se-
tiembre y Noviembre, IL pesos anuales.
III una vez abona los, aguno no quisiese
aflnar su piano en- los meses anunciados,
pagaran gu Quota de dos pesos como 81 Sc
con ounce dias lie anticipation.
Dicho abono empezara en- ell proximo mes
de Julio.
Espero ordenes en- mi principal punto de
residencia.
Juana- Diaz, calle del Comercio ndm. 81.
h. Sol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
EnpreSa fe coeheS De D. RfgiS Rams,
DEsDE Ell mA l,e DE JuLIa DE CAYET A cAGuJ

DEsDE Ell nA 10 DE JULIa DE oAYET A CAGUAs.
Sale de Cavey las dc Ia mahsna pa
ra Caguas Un asieno 3 2 90
Vuelta Cayey las So de ia tarde
Fieie cuslquier hora de 10 tWde g. 90
Las papeletas Sc expeuden en- Gayey en- In
casa de D, Carlos Lopez, y en- Caguss en- Ia
nisua empresa
CaguaS iunio % de 1891 -REGIs RAMOS
h 2; iui
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AMIGO De TODOS.
riL1agAs HoiL1rAY.

Millones lie personaa, en toias las parties
del rpundo, reoomiendtn dichas Piit'oras
como Ell mejor restaurativo de la salud que
So conoce. Elias curan todas las afeccio-
nes lei corazon, del hfgado, del est6mago.
de los rifIones de los intestinos, remue-
ven la acrimonfa, la 1atulencia y Ia cardial-
gia, expulsaGdo de sangre toda impursza,
fortaleciendo complet rnente Ell sisteina nor
vioso v danio IN tono saludable d la orga-
nizacion general,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

En- la acreditada fabrica de Narciso Ri
bot, Oangrejos, sc hacen a pre- los m6dicos,
lebrillos, ollAs, cazuelas, cafierias. tortugas
y defnas objetos de barro, de que existe
siempre gran variedad y surtido. Tambien
SO vende una fuente artlsttca que tiene dos
column tres grandes platos, rropia pa
ra un jardin 6paseo. H.a jul.
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vaPOaRS goRgRgS fRASaTLANTlCuS
DE A. LOPEZ Y coMP.
vIAJE, ,DIRECT0 DESpE PUERTo-RIG0
a SANTANDER.

satida do Puerto.Rica al dis 10 de eada
mes,
Il Canaan $isS 4, ,Camara 100. s. Csmars 80.
Tarabiea paede bacerse el viaIe, salieudo de
Puerto Rico, les dias q, Is 30 dc eada mes
trasbordnnelo en- Ia Ha5sna
Los precios para estos viales, son los 81
guieates
s --
De Puerto Rico Ia Habanse So. $50 3 81 3 Is
De Id. 2SAntander, Osilz s Bar
celonA lrta Habsnal $50. 200 leo 20
Las localidades espeeiales camsrotes On
tsros, seran precios convenciunaies.
Habra rsbsjss para aas fs,hiiias nunerosas
con nihos.
Inssalselon do luia Y nm mueblsle especial q
preeios cen vencionales.
eeexpilan pasajesde ida y vaelta con,z
p. = lie rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho lzs siguientee mo-
didcaciopes en- al pasaie de los ni1os gus
viajen con slis familias.
PRrMRRA srouNDA cAxARA.
On nifio hasta de amos. en- cada .amilia.
xrAtis. Los denlas hasta7 amos un cuarto
pasaie- Los de Z 10 amos medic pasaie.
Los demAs pasaje entero.
rERcERA cLAsE.
Un nifio, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los MI
Nos hasta 5aiios medic passje. Los denaas
pasajs entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

ca AGUILA sigue sosteaiendo 50 superiorida[
por su blaneura, pureza Y proriedsdes alirnensN
ticias. Todas las sustancias one entran en- st
composition son eseogidas entra las mas 6xA
celentes, Sc tene tan particular cu.dado en-
su refnacion one el consumsdor eneeBtSsrases
q mas economical Ia mas RIGA de las marcas
mportadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

Este maravilioso balls mo sana infalihle
mente las herid IS autiglas. las llagas, los
males de pieruas de pecho. Por medic
de su infiuencia las dlceras virulentas to
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleciente
desaparecen. Jamas deia este unguentc
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
dos, las toses Ell reumatismo. aun cuandc
Sc ha apelado en- vano todos los demas
raTnaCiOa
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IUSTCA-.

Clasica Y romantica de varios maestras c6le-
bres A|emanes Ttalienos Franceses
De venta en- e estab ecimienro de-. BotETrS
MERcANTIL.
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iZTCtR CENTR II,

Sevonle le de 3iferentes caSes mar.as
~ clos conv nantes. on el macen de
q IA MARC RY s Co, Marina
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COnplhla general tjSsaihjel
vAPORES-C0RREOs FRANCHISES


Ltnea DE- 81, Nqsaire Y SaatdndeT.
E. lis q lie cada m ! said de 81 NazAire J
escals en- S&n'sader, en- de<lino este ruaF.
to, via SAN Tt6snas M. De Ice msiorea va
Pores do "a uoupnhis. liegendo & tie dtino
p eric cl s do Cada Taa 'igais do hatta We
racrux n el s;guiente ITINERARI0.
SALIDA. LLEGADA.
De St Thomas el ASan Jlan, P. r el :
" S Juan, T.. r. g IA Habana ell -. II
I" Hsbsna el Ii Ia vcracruz ELL. IL
REToRNO
Ssliendo de vtracruz el is de cads mes,
llegara este puerto aeI - al 26, tonando
aqui les pasajercsy ietes para Eur1pa
Precios DE- pasaics intercoloniales.
rrA Entire ps' r..
De este puerto ist, Thomas SO s5 3
veracruz 81 As %
Pre- los de pasajes trasandntcos
ls de ls 2 de 10. 80 de IL Entire puente
s2a0 sl75 sl5o So
Estas preclos SIN ragaderos en- orc sne-
ricaro 81 eq val nte Ell monsda corriente
con ell 5 r.tsS de nuwento
GoNCEsIoNEs.
Go expiden pasajes ie ida y de vuclta log
visjas lnte reoloniales vAldcs Por dos meses Y
con un i6 p. q do rehsj1 y en- los trasst.
lintieos valijos per un an y eou IN IS p g
de rebsja A tods fi,nliis cDyoi passie co r,
puta al montante lie custro pasaies de cAr1ara-
se le ccncedess una rebsja de Is PIX
LosEih0s memories de.s akos, gratis: de 3 {
amos Ia 81 lie 8 1 Ia 10 mitad, dc 2
cumplldcs psgaran pasaje entero Cuando
una iafnllis tengs varios Dhos memories d 3
ls6oz snse rh3sde eilos lie saran gratis, los d.
mas psglrkn 4. parte de pssaie,
PASAJEs DE cRIADoS.
Los Yarones Il preeio hiado para los de en-
tire r,aente. y las mujeres pagarsn 2t3 de pa
safe, tcmados POI sus mos.
! Para miss ininsnes dirigirse 4 los agentes.
Eiira Fsrrer d Co.
iunio Z.
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LIN Il A.
vAPoRES-C -CORRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpool v Puerto. Rico.

In l,,nn h ni, liza sM In ,ItiltIs,.
acstzopTn.,. % 1881 TON slsdss napitAp Orion.
HUKvo PoECI do iii2 EchevArria
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LEGITINO CIAIBNTO Ok PORTLAND.

Tetuan 8. aImecen de FEDDERsEs WI.
LINK h Co. 2--R
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ilPllsl u TlPlRE Rs2lIaIE

DE ri RAMON DE HERRERA,
0E La HABANA.
FrFs kwsxA QUE HAN De sEGUaR.
Arl:.Gn ds Ia Habaaa el dia 10 de cuda
~ q las : de IA tarels del ydpor SAXON
m HEBREa, ,capitaa NsAeS
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EMPRESAS.
CDHPakil Dr. giPORE ATLAS.

A@~@eeN
vAPORES, C0RREOS ENTIRE
NEW.YORK Y PTO.- RICO.
FLOTA DE La COMPANIA.
ATHoS, 22oo tons. ALvO a9OO Id. AILSA,
ssto I'd. ANDES, 1900 Id. ALPS. lsO0 Id
ATLAS, 400 ia. ETNA 400 Id. CLARfBEL
lsooid. ARRAN, vapor costero 500 Id.
ssnlEit II tsnPlIl 10 81. no BEL ftHIt,
NUEvA-YORK.
PIN. FORWo0D &C., Asentes genera
lea. 81 Wall Street. Eueva- York.
4. Z. BARTLETT q. Co.. Agentes. is
Broad Streeat Boston. 4
LEECH. HARRISON4 F0RW0OD. Dl-
rectores, Londres.
F0RWooD BROTHERS 4 Co.. Asentes.
Liverpool.
AGENrES EN PUERTo- RICO.
San Juan, Eobrinos de Ezquiaga.
POncey Pastor MArquez & Go.
Mayagiiez, PLAZA y Bravo
Agliadilla, Martinez & Co.
Lfecibo, F. Fernandez u Co,
Faiardo, Isidoro r Soto.
Humacao, Noya Hernandez
ARROYO, A Nc Cormick
Adefnas de los puertos mencionados los
yapores tocaran en- soliettud de cargo de re-
torno en- los de NAGUAB0, YABUCQA, !,
MXUEAB0, SALINAS, SANTA MABEL,
GUlYANILLAy GUANICA
Los raplios c6modos vapores z ENA. y
CiARIBEL harRn viajes directos deede
TUETZ-FORK a SAN JU4Ny PONCE res
pectiyafnente, segliran sus r,ltas q los di-
vcrsos puertos de la isla. para cuyos puntos
sinitiran carga pesale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
Ia MANTECA MAR.

D. ROBERTO GRAHAM.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
bermuda Grass.

George p. Mclean, in the ;. l.. Jour
nal, says:
From actual experience | know that
Bermuda grass will Craze and fatten
more stock TO the acre than any other
grass known, and | know that you can
cut from three to five tons II good hay
10 the acre, and know that hogs will
keep fat all the season OF it,
Now, if we would utilize this valuable
grass by cutting enough hay 10 feed
literally all winter to cattle and horses
and raise full crops Of corn, peas and
potatoes-enough for man and beast
in connection with our splendid range
and mast. we can raise fine horses, cat
tie and hogs, for less than one-half that
they can in the North and West
The same writer speaks emphaticaily
from actual experience in regard to the
advantages of homemade pork. He
SAYS | know that / do raise hogs and
sell meat every year at a good price,
that never did cost me more than three
cents per pound. have now fifty head
of fat hogs, that will average at the next
killing, two hundred pounds, that have
never been fed bushel of corn. Last
fall they had the run of good pea field
and potato patches, and since then in the
marsh In winter and then on Bermuda
pasture. They have coat nothing so
far, and will be fattened on the pea fields
and the potatoes that would, otherwise,
have been left in the ground.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Tree-Planting.

In planting trees, shrubs, and vines,
dig the holes two to six inches deeper
and wider than the roots extend fill
the bottom Of the hole with rich top
soil to nourish the young roots; set the
tree on this soil straighten the roots
out naturally; fill in half the earth, al
lowing the tree to stand a little lower
than In the nursery; after wetting the
soil and roots, finish with good top soil,
and tread the earth firm around the
tree: mulch with short straw hay or
grass six inches deep and two or three
feet around, to insure against drought,
the great enemy Of trees, the first sum-
mer after setting if tall, stake them.
PEACHES great enemy of the
peach tree l. the peach bOrer, white
grub found IN the crown and roots Of
the tree. About the first Of June re-
move the earth few inches away from
the crown and down to the roots ;
scrape the bark clean; if you ind
punctures with red dust in them, be as
sured the borers are there; with a
sharp-pointed knife remove and kill all
the borers you can find mix pint OF
soap and water to the consistency OF
thick cream make a bush by tying a
cloth on the end Of a stick foot or two
long paint the tree thoroughly from
the roots foot or more above the
ground sprinkle quart Of wood ashes
around the roots and replace the earth
examine again on the lst Of August.
PLUMs Abundance Of plums could
be grown but for the old pest, the cur
he trfrT
soon after the blossoms fall and deposit
an egg which soon changes into a white
grub. that des troys the fruit, causing it
TO fall from the tree. Make a small fire
Of chips and Goals in some convenient
iron vessel, put on the fire enough
leather parings and bits from the shoe
shop to make a dense smoke; hang the
vessel on some lower limb of the tree
so as to smoke all the top throughout
commence smoking the tree as soon as
the blossoms fall, and continue doing 50
every evening for a week or more.
Manure freely with chip dirt and wood
ashes.
GRAPEs.-The grape-vines usually
sold from the nurseries at 2 years old
have from two to six branches. When
cept the strongest one this should be
tied to a stake or trellis upright; wher
the new shoots have grown d few inches
select the best one and tie loosely to the
stake or trellis with strips Of cotton cloth
one-half to three-quarters inch wide
pinch off all the other shoots; during
the Summer, if well cared for, the vine
will grow until, by Fall, it will measure
from 6 to 10 feet in length, and be I to
inch in diameter; on Dec. ] cut back
One-half the Summers growth. In the
Spring, commencing Is TO - inches
from the ground, allow the side shoots
to grow about Is inches apart, rubbing
off all the Others; after that train
parallel in some form, and the work of
pruning will be reduced to simply cut
ting back the side shoots to one or two
buds each autumn After pruning, if
they were laid on the ground and Gov
cred with earth, pine boughs, or coarse
litter, two or three inches deep, it
would add vigor to them take up late
In the Spring NJ. l.. WALKER.
FLUSHING, Long Island.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
Summer Shelter for Stock.

Much advice Is given regarding the
sheltering Of stock in cold weather, and
such avice IS usually followed by farm
ers taking every precaution possible to
prevent suffering among the stock which
has been kept over for wintering. But,
unfortunately, on some farm the work
is performed TOO well, and that which is
a benefit and blessing in winter is quite
Objectionable in summer. We discuss
and take measures to Ventilate our
dwellings because we know it is unsafe
TO risk our health and lives in places
that are not at times exposed to the
circulation Of the air and the entering
Of the suns rays. AS we thus care for
ourselves, how important it is for US
also to be careful of our stock if we wish
to be successful, for they are helpless
and dependent.
As winter approaches barns and sta
bles are made as nearly ''air proof as
they can be- Most of them have a
small window ut least, which is INSULT
cient for the purposes of ventila ion,
and it is but seldom used, for fear of cold
draughts As the frost seals up all that
/ is injurious to the animal in the cold sea-
/ son, no objection can be made to the
/ farmer endeavoring To make his stock
comfortable, but how is it in summer ?
Once stable has been put in complete
order, it seldom receives a second repair
till the succeeding winter. During the
warm months stock suffers very much
i for the want Of ventilation, and a win
+ dow or two will not answer. stables
are always in a condition of impurity, be
as careful as you may. The slrictest
cleanliness possible will not avail with
sunlight and a free circulation of air
/ Nearly all the diseases of the eyes of
horses are occasioned by ammonia gas
( in stables, and one-half of the lameness
of horses is caused by the strong aka
+ line substances usual to stalls. The heat
in stables is very oppressive-more so
I than in dwelling houses-and hence
/ horses and cattle become debilitated and
unhealthr. Stables are securely locked
at night, and every precaution taken
against thieves, which Is a part of the
routine in summer as we'll as In winter,
but if the doors were left open at night,
and the animals allowed perfect freedom,
! farmers could for themselves notice that
horses and COWS would all sleep out of
doors. even if the weather was not
/ very favorable.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14

THE progress of cotton manufacturing
in the Southern States, according to the
census reports. is very gratifying. In
1850 the number of looms was S,23S
number of spindles, 800, PSI; number
of pounds of cotton used, IS, 66S, 629
number of persons employed, II. 4S9
In 1870 the figures were Looms, IL.
602 spindles. 416, 1888; pounds of cot
ton used, 45, 032. $3.50 I; persons employed,
1908. In 1880: Looms, Is, 222
spindles, 714,07S; pounds Of cotton
used. 101, 937 ,256; persons employed,
q, 22S. The consumption of cotton,
il win be seen, has doubled during the
last ten years, and the figures show a
greater advance in this branch Of man
ufacture than the Western States.