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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

Lonires, 8 de mar7o. e autor de
atentado contra Ia reina, Mac Lean, hl
sido identifcadc como ell mismo suiett
que ell verano 1'timn frecuent6 las in
mediaciones de Windsor Castle y 81
hizo sospechoso.
LlDdras, 8 de mar7o.-El manifesto
del rey Milano & la naci6n s6rvia dic'
que ell edifcio politico fundsdo en- 1873;
ha sido dignamente coronado. El rey ex
presa go gratitud & las potencias euro
peas por sus simpattas h6cia Servia J
dice que el ssntimiento nacional es uns
garantfa de que en- 10 futuro ell espiritr
de- immortal libeEtador de- Servia Mi
losch Y del h6roe m&rtir Michael serAI
debidamente honrados.
Habana, 10 de marSo. - FL ssiiol
Portuondo saii6 aver para Nuevs- Ycrl
On 81 vspor N wport.
Londres, 10 10 mAr8o.-Un despschc
de B4rlin atribuys al Ozar las siguien.
tes frsses al reoibir Ia vista del genera
Skobsleff: Estoy disgustado con vos
SIN duda desc eabais enalteCer & Rusia
pero ved los resultadss obtAnidos. An.
tes de vuestro discurso Russia goSab.
de cierts autoridad On Eorops , hoy ID
veis olvldada. Austria no oCulta 80
irritation, y Francia SO encuantra re-
servada. Mr.. Gladstone Atado de
msnos y el psrttdo rus6fogo" ing'6:
triunfa desde que halo un motive on
que fundar sus invectivas contra Ia dis.
posici6n bslicoss, y las tendencias con.
quistsdoras d. Rasia."
H.sta ell ~ del corriente SO permit.
rA los nihiiistas condenados q muerte
spelar dc sus sentencias. So cree, siu
embargo, que SO les impoudr& Ia Ultima
pena.
L)ndres, 10 de marzo.-MAc Lean
ha sido enviado de nnevo Ia carce;
bsjo Ia acusaci6n de alta traicl6n. Al
ser interrogado 50 reserve So defenss y
Se neg6 hacer pregunt4s q los tssti.
gos. Do IL instruction preIimiuar ga
deduce plenameute qle al disparar ha
biA elevs1o el Hrm4 10 suEciente par.
herir a 8. NJ. Mao. L an go rio repa-
tidas veces al OR las dsclaraCiones do
ios j6venes estudiantes de Eton.
H4 sido ptaso en Southampton ei
socialists DR.. Edward Nathan G,ux '
ser6 snviado & Holan -, dcnde 90 L.
~igue 1ausA pnr estAfA On r 'tteriam.
L 'udrea, II do marSo.-E Banc',
I'm Jerisl de Alsmsuis b. rednci 10 q
upo del descuent1 nj 4 por ciento.
En- los olrculos re.iglosos d. B .<I.n
% asegura qua la Ourla insiste cn ne
garse & Aceptsr Ia revision de ias IL
= IS lie mayo cumo condici6n primariA
ie uu Arreglo.
Herr V',n Sshol 1er, representsnte
alemAu on 81 VatlcAno, regresAra 4 Ber.
lin antes de Pascua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
PRIMERA PARTE.

L. Gran sinfonia de ia 0 -,prs Jwuna
ds Arco, ejecutada por Ia orquesta.
a. Oonfere ncia por el Dr.. d. e iseo
Fout.
g. Q~iro sonar, romanza cantads
pOr don jose Asan.ia, ietrs de don M.
auel NJ. SAna y m1sica de don Gensro
do Ar.nzameudi.
f. Frog Juan, poema de don J. w..
sft,e, ieldo por don Felipe j 4ner.
s. Ouarteto musical de Ia opera
AidG, por los senor-s Lecompte, Rsu.
don, Jordan (ion ManueD y Qaiara.
s. Flores q nubes, poesla de don J.
A. Perez Bonalde, recitAda por una 80.
iiorits.
T. Sinfonfa de Semframe;s, eiecutada
al piano por e' joven don Carlos Asen.
siO.
SEGUNDA PARTE.
L. La primera ngjer, description
histotlco-humorlstlcA zelda por Ga au'
tor.
e. Noveno concerto de violin Dol
Oh do Beriot, ejecutado por don Sergio
L~c" mpte.
g. 4 m; nsadre, poesfa de don JOSE
Antonio Daubon, leids por don Rafael
EscaIona.
A. OApricho dc clarinete por dor
Antunio b 'mero y Andis, eiecutsdc
pot don Francisco Versr.
s. Poesls ielda por don Salvador
Btnn.
g. VArisciones en- el cops6!ogo, POI
don Manuel Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
ALMACEN DE- PgPEl
pE corr iiEz 8 Go.
PUERTO RICO FORTALEZA 10.
BAJOS DEL HOTEL SAN JUAN.

Sc acaba de recibir e pspeI rayado, do luto,
y % detalla 25 censa os resmia de LOO
pliegos. anch ,s de 'ut9, q 10 CO ta.
vos el 100. -Papel rayado para csrtas, & l2y
el l0n.-Libros en- blanco de gran tama6o,
buen papel, con cantoneras de metal, desde
% uno hasta $25 -Lapices lie ia acreditad |.
fabrica de Faoer. desda un real cena hasta
g. -Tinteros de vidrio muy dob Q con sus
correspondence tApas, Is cts uro. -Sobres
comerciales smeri.anoS 20 cti milar .-M6-
quinas para coSer papel~s 20 centav.M una
-Timbres para ofcinas desde SO cts uno has
t: &5.-Tarjetas dc visna impresas cou mnder.
nos tipos y al minute ~ cts el ln0.-Psprl
parla rs cts la Gaia con Sus cores spondlAntes
Sob"eS. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
TELEGRAMAS VIA NJ EVA-YORK

Londres, 8 de marzo.-El Times pu.
b.icA uun carta de San P tiers ourgo on
ia qus se asegura qua los disc rsos de
general Sk,bol f faeron convsnidos
por anticips1o entire 81 y 81 general ,
ministro IgnstieA.
81 corresponsai de Ia st james Ga.
set en- Bprl'n teiegraf.a que eI OA~l ha
resuslto aprovechAr Id ocasion dol
proxlmu cam )len1os del emperadol
Ct 4lllefmo para hAcer una p1Dlica ma.
nh staci6A de /. continuaclon dc rela.
ciones amlstos.s eutta los dos imperios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

Los billetes del sorteo n1mero SO se
entregaran On la siguisnts forws:
En- los Aias 28. 29. 80 81 del 90.
rrisnts y l, 3y4 ,st entrants los 10000
con Ia rebsja Ael 4 10; dsl 6 vi IL
do abrii los apartados , el 10 los 80.
brantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
A Is centavOs,

Sc detallan en- esta imprenta 10 do.
cena de Doct,inas del P. r palds, Dc.
ClaTadas de texto por ell Excmo. limo.
Sr. Obispo en- 81 de- dicismbre 1e 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

0UtF0 tDi HCt.IO IL, M Q ~ II
su producido neto ell ultin1o aliO de
1881, repartido, 80 por 100.
Espiranio & 6nes del p 6ximo mes de Di.
Ia con.rata d9 eSta 81 ciedAd, Y b: Z
Di6ndoss &C r alo en junta general do acciis
ri taS 50 rem vac On pvr el t6 ,m;no de cIucueI <
ia aiios, q Ia ampl aci6u de su capital ;
s 25O, 900 para elevarla& Ia categoria do !.
SOciedad Ab6 lima de s. Tito para exteudC
sus operaciOnes cuantas la Ley % permit.
bajo laI garantas reglame1ts isG. r01 aorss
oaci6n del Excmo. Sr. Goberna10r General de-
eatA Prov ,ncla, lie acuer % Goa 10 prOCOptuade
IN 81 art 10 iel Regament0 para il cunsttE-.
ci6n de Soci dad anonimas hechl extsnsivt
q tn Isla tror r al De REQ del is de agoste
lie 1873, 90 abre suscrici6d para cuhrir k
~ 5000 en- qu 81 aunenta el capital pOf Ae.
ciont noninativas de So pesos, pagadero
an esta cludai y en- las Of iuas lie Ia Gaia d
Ahorrus prsci ,amente en- los dias del primer.
Al veinte lie diciembre dc l652a
Las personbS que ,leseon SuscfibirS0 con a.
gAnas acciones, pueden dlrlgirse desc lueg
personalmente por carta al seior Tesorers
D juan Mas oral, quien, como encargxdo de-
cegiStro, leg expa,iira los CORES pondienteS ces
lifcados g suscripci6u, que ser6n csngeatir
an su ,pOrtunidad pr los titulOs de las acciO
mes que sc emltiran a Ia par el dos do eneY
dc IL :; slendo lie adVertlr I. Que las 4,
clones que est6n On descutierto uespue. ~
piaz' III ado para efectuar 50 pagO, qaedare
10 der cho ca1ucadA>. 2 Qls ningln q
c,ouists . se-a permitida Ia possession dc ma
lie IA seis pJr cleuto de Ia totalidad de las ne.
clones que SO emitan. g. Qle .os actuatv.
accioni 'l.s de Ia 20 ja de Ahsrros de PoDes
que i iui> ran continusr con Las aceionea one
tlun0 }, 8 i4vertir On nuevaS 10 parte que n
orret poada del fondo de reserv !, tientn pre-
fersnia gu la posesi6l de las pri,nsrss y q :.
q isic6n de taS scgunt1as en- IL p4rte Qis =
auce nlchO iondo res rvA 61lcameuts
~ que hecha eta excapci6, sl q h.cerss J,
,tnIsI6n lie Acc,oues hubeSen Snscrit0s nAgc
Gtnsr0 de lie que % han acor1AiOa emiiiE.
. prOrrAtearSn entire los interessdoa LOO one
debAn completaf 6stas en- pIoporci6n q n6.
ruero cOnQue aparezcan inScritoA
Ponce, 0nero Ia de 1881. -w
81 Directoe- -presidente,
b. s. adj. FraH isco BurmSs.
.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Casa en- Cdguds.

Se vende Ia casa n1mero "a Gale
Mayor el piso bajo de mamposteria y
los altos de MADEIRA, = SO darA en- an
psecio muy m6dico. Informaran an a.
to capital Sol 20. 1-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
GACETA Oe HOY.

Dursnte los diss 9. 10, IL y IL del
proxlmo mes ie soIil tendran lugar
elacciones municipsles en- Vag,-.bsjs,
para cubrir vacsntss que asCienden i
Ia tercsra parte del n1mero total d.
3oncejsles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Gaia De pr6St 3mOS.

El dis 81 del coIfieDts 80 pondr n
II pGb'ica subasta las prendas de lot
a.lones que continuation 81 expresan,
oor cuenr@ de qu'., correspondent y
orden de %. Grato Tinaud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

E Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gsneral
ha dispuesto muitar los alcal1es y
concejaes de los ayuntamientos que no
han llquidaio las pr-staciores vOtadas
para el eierCicio DE- 1880-81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

Est6 vacante Ia escribania de actua
cioues de Arroyo Patillas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26


t: &5-Tarjetas do visa impresas cou mnder.
nos tipos y al minute ~ cts el ln0.-PHprl
perla 70 cts la Gaia con Sus cores pondientes
Sob"eS. l-3
MULLElH1FF & K)RB IR,
In OoMs1oN1sTAs
8. JUAN DE PU ERTO- RICO.
Oompran y vendeu
& H NJ O8
2 todas clases lie --...
DIN ERo.
Girsn sobrs
DeutSche Bank { B, ,rlin J
LONDON AGENCY
LONDRES.
Mallet fr6reS e Co.
PARIS.
Maitland Phelps & Co.
NUEVA-YORK.
ReimerS q Jansen
HAMBURGO.
En- el ramo de segaros ofrecen tam.
blAn
MULLENHOFF & KORBER
VENTAJAS IMPORTANTES
con las slgulentes agenclas conocidas
~ todas parties.
Oonpsnius de seguros maritimos
LLOID HELVECIO de
wlNTERTHUR.
En- todos los riesgos que tomsn 4
nargn de- esta Oompahis pa,ticipsn 40.
quo 10 couvenido as slguinnt+s:
LLOYD FRANCAIs
PARIS.
COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE
PARIS.
Lloyd Ruckversichcrungs 'Ges
.. wINrEBTHUR.
Ademas representa-
Board of Underwriters de
s.. NUEvA-YORK.
Board OF Underwriters dc
HAMBURGo.
7 avisan los seiioyes Consignatarios
que peri juiicsn sns derechos contra los
AsegurRioras, ri ipjan le acu1ir ca o.
Sos de averia loa Age ot,s de Las suso-
lichas socielAdes.
Con el certi6cado de los Agentes se
.rreglarAn sin 1i6cultad Ias averiAs tan
to en- los E tsdos- Unidos como ca Ala
mania.
Companies de seguros CONTRA incen
lilo
NORTE GERM MANICA
EN- HAMBURGO.
LONDON s. STAFF,)RD3HIRE
EN- LONDRES
LLOYD HELVECIO
oOMPAN1A DE REAsEauRos CONTRA 1NcENDIo
EN WHIT EkCTE1UR.
Aseguran en- nombre de las susodi.
,has tres Companlas bien conocidas on
t',das parties, t4nto haciendss, slmace.
ces otros eiificios, STA cual sea Ia
..>Estrucei6n, como tambien frutos y
:nda clase de g@neros.
e. tipo dc pr'-mio sera segun la Clase
lei riesgo y tan barato como en- cuai.
,niara otrs comnania de primer range.
Los mismos Ag-ntes estdn autori9a-
'os para srreg'ar averias y n6rdidas,
IN referencis a las ofoinas principales
70 Europa.
Para Londres, HAvre, Hamburgo,
to-, Gu despscharA segun ruts al pie el
l3 de cads mes ei vapor alemSn
TNrIT DV\rNT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Cail d. ah .rr ~ de Ponce.
Establecida en- 1873.

Capital reaizado en- Moatante de sus fondoa.
acciones s5O.OOO dc ressrvs 35.y2d.e2,
Proiuctos netos que ha obtenido On J. 4
nneve al 8 que lleva ie "x stsnria, repartid. s
entre los accio is,as 1874 IA *
su producido neto Ell ultimo aIio de
1881, repartido, 80 por 100.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
RECAU DACI0N.
DE
C0ntri6uciones del EstGdo
e n l. A @ a p I II AL,s
AVISO.

T1mplienio 10 diapuesto an el art is d Is
In It: ,cc6a ,ara Ia ,bralza de los de ,ito4 por
do de diciembre de i<8O.
aDrobada por Real 6rien de la pfopia fscha.
nsgo prssen'e, que durants di. s dias, s. son.
tar lie de el primero del entrante Ab!il, q
procederi por los cobradoras de estA Reeau.
daci6l ( Ia cobrsnza & ,lomicilio de 10 CORES.
pondiente. al tercsc cuatrim"stre del aii0 eco
n6nico actual por contrlouci6l In iustrial y
de comerciO, como aG misno al terc0ro pos
ID tersit rial. as
Vencdo e,ts t6r'ni o, los que no 10 hubie
sen sat,Sfscho 20 Iran veriAc Arlo On diehA B.
eaud GOA sita 90 la .:alls del Oristo nt;nsfe
IL, dura ,te otro pla8o de diez lias enc term.
nara eI 10 del mismo abril; On L. INTEL seutd
da que, corrido este 6it tmo, se .proceder&
c0bro pOr Ia via eeoutiva seg6n 10 pre- ,e0ii
On el art II dc Ia referida I0stru9I6h, xpl
caad,so los deudores Las pelss estab zelda
On los articulOs l8 = 20 DO ID propia IRstrue.
cl6 t..-
IL qua sc hac, p6blico para conocimient,
d. lbs cont i5uyenteS quisnes cOncierna1 ~
Pu ,rto. Rico, ~ do N rzo de 882. y.
E recaudsdoF,
AsT3NIo NJ. DE Audrey. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
] )s6 Agull6 y Prats.

Organis.a de e,ts Santa Igiesia Cat ,dka
.6.a0 do m6.ia0 maestro com Nsitor lie Is
Academia fisrm6 LEA de @anta Ueciha, de r.,
mt, of sca sns Setvicios On los ramos de pia
no, arm mia Y co nposici6n.
Sau Francisco 81 b. Al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
Al p1blico.

Por ante el notario de esta Capital D. p
dro Rafael Es,soas he conferido ponder &C.
neral amplio mi herm $40 d. Martin Am'li5ls
de este Oomercioy y vecindario. Puerto-Ric,'
MARIO 20 do I6S2.--HIGUEL AMILIBIA. IL:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26

raj = material Al eindiCato. Tr8tose de
votar la proposition, y aquello fu6 /.
mar! Hubo gritos, protsstas y amenA.
zas. hasta el punto de que el presiden-
to levant6 Ia session, quadsndo las aguas
tan aiborotadas que no pudieron enten.
derse. mo le dljs 1 v. que 81 negoci'
de los gremios b Abis de producer varios
disgastos9
Para que todo fuera trists On el dis,
la muerte SO encarg6 de haCsrlo mas
sombrio. Hoy hs fAliecido el mariscai
de campo d. Juan de Urbina y el te6
grafo nos anunci6 que hs muertn Gu
Alicante el inteIigente editor D. Jose
Gil de Dorregsray, hermsno del fsmo-
30 cabecilla carlista.
DIA 3.-La vista de Romero R1ble-
do a Ia csrcel, como 10 presumi, es el
tema de los diarios: los mlnisterlaies
Green que hs sido IN psso en- faiso qne
ha periudicado al partido CONSERVATION.
y tratan de aprovechAr Ia vlslta para
poner q Romero Robiedo on dieidenCla
CON OADovas, pnesto que este hombre
p1biico no ha lido al Saladero, hailan
dose On el mismo case que aqu6l, como
diputado por Madrid.
Lie notlcia del atentado contra la rsi
ma de Iog,sterra, que hsbr6 ilevado u
cable esa isla, ha produCido ,la natu
raj indignation. lQu6 tiempos tan fe
ices s!canzamosl
El Con ,ejo de instruction pdblica g.
hA reual1o hoy para nombrar IN con
! sejelo on reemplaso de Moreno Nisto
que informe sobre el Institute de es,
lsla.
Sama y sigue 10 del sindicato ma ri
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
Look After the Farm Tools.

AT this season of the year there are
many days when but little work can be
done IN the field, yet an Indictment day
can well be utilized by looking after the
farm tools, carts, wagons and the vari-
Gus implements required upon the farm.
A coat of paint applied to the woodwork
would preserve it for a great many
years, and the paint applied to the IRON
WORK would greatly preserve it, but in
this case the bearings should not be
painted, A coating of lard oil would,
however, be found of good service; the
bearings would be preserved from rust,
and When the machine was brought into
use IN spring or summer it would run
much easier than if allowed to rust all
winter. In case paint is thought to be
too expensive, petroleum is as good a
preservative, though appearance is sac
rltlced in its use. On a clear day in
winter the shingles of buildings might
have coat of whitewash, which would
preserve them many years, and though
it would not render them fireproof, yet
it makes them less liable to take fire.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
He DID Not Mlnce Matters.

representative of the Lynn (Mass.) Item,
in late ramble throughout that city, gath
cred, among other scraps of interest and infor-
nation, the following: The first place visited
by the reporter was the fruit store of Mr.. j.
Levett, No. 81 Market street, in response to o
rumor that the proprietor had been cured of
the rheumatism by the great remedy. Mr..
Levett not being in, the reporter had talk
with his son. Mr.. Levett stated that his IA
ther had been cured Of an exceedingly bad at
tack of rheumatism by the St. Jacobs Oil. He
had the disease in his right arm and shoulder,
which became perfectly helpless after being
affected few hours. His pain was SO great
that he could not rest in comfort or attend to
business with any degree of satisfaction. Aft
er enduring this sort of thing for some time,
he purchased bottle Of the Great German
Remedy and began to apply it. He did not
mince matters at all, but just used the Oil for
all it was worth. After pursuing this mode
of treatment for three days the pain was ban
ished and his father was in perfectly healthy
condition. He has never since felt any rheu-
matte pain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
Salt for Wheat Fields.

Salt is used as fertilizer, and usually
with beneficial effect on crops. 1t is
known, however, that too liberal APP
phcation of it will destroy vegetation. 1t
is applied sometimes on the growing
crop in spring, but usually on the field
and worked into the soil previous to
seeding. A much larger quantity may
be used when worked into the soil than
when applied directly to the crop; 800 or
400 pounds per acre may be sown broad
cast on the crop, though one barrel of
$50 pounds is about the usual quantity
used, and three or four times that guam
tity may be worked into the soil with
safety. Used in this way it is beneficial
in destroying insects and worms in the
soil, as well as to promote growth and
early maturity of the crop. 1t is not
claimed that salt is direct fertilizer, for
sodium is not found to be an element of
plant food to any great extent in the
cereal crops, but mechanical effect is
somehow produced which is beneficial to
vegetation to limited. extent. Last sea-
son one of my neighbors used over four
tons of salt on thirty acres of wheat land,
worked into the soil before seeding, for
which he thirlIs the crop was much i'm
proved; th0pyield was over thirty bushels
per acre of superior quality of wheat.
The straw of grain when treated with
salt is usually brighter and cleaner Of
rust or fungi than elsewhere, which
would seem to show more healthy con-
dition of the plant.-E. p. Root.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
THE DAIRY.

Tainted milk sometimes comes from
certain animals, and sometimes from
gases or an impure atmosphere. Bad
food or strong favored food may cause
it.
During the season of 1881 the total
sales of cheese on the Utica, N. Y,
Board of Trade aggregated 240, TAG boxes,
or IA, 444, 100 pounds. The sales on the
Elgin, H., Board exceed the above in
number of boxes, but not in pounds.
The Utica cheese sold for 81, 615, 1874. II,
At Little Falls, N. Y, the sales reached
$3.50 boxes, of Is, 181, 800 pounds;
value, S1,653, 1864.
An excellent food for butter cows,
for winter consists of clover hay cut and
mixed with two quarts of wheat mid
dlings, three quarts of ground corn and
oats flour parts corn and one of oats),
and one quart of cotton-seed meal. This
may be given at two feeds, one morning
and one at night, with feed of hay at
noon. With this meal fifteen pounds of
hay per day will be required.
in Denmark, in the management Of
the dairy, rape cake, oats and wheat
bran are reckoned as first-class butter
foods, palm-nut cake, and barley as sec
ond class foods, while linseed cake, peas
and rye are placed in the third class. By
the employment of first and second class
foods, with cut straw, hay and roots, an
abundance of excellent butter is produced
throughout the winter Since turnips
so strongly flavor both milk and butter.
mangels are esteemed as better food
for mich cows.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21

A man who foolishly does me wrong,
/ will return to him the protection of
ungrudging love; the more evil comes
from him, the more good shall 60 from
me; the fragrance of these good actions
always rebounding to me, the harm Of
the slanderer's words returning to him.
For as sound belongs to the drum, and
shadew to the substance, so in the end,
misery will certainly overtake the evil
doer.- Buddh0.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21

HORACE B. DICK, ESQ, associate editor Of
the Ddasare Co. Republican, Chester, Pa, was
cured by St. Jacobs Oil of very severe injuries
resulting from fall. His arm appeared to be
paralyzed, but the Oil cured him.-P Philadelphia
LEDGER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
Consumption Cure.

DR.RV. PIERCE: Dear ,Sir-Death was hour
ly expected by myself and friends. My ply
sicians pronounced my disease consumption,
and said must die. began taking your "Dis-
coveryn and pellets" / have used nine bot
ties and am wonderfully relieved. l am now
able to ride out.
ELIZABETH THORNTON, Montongo, Ark.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21

As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railroads, so the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the in
PRODUCTION of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, (which are sugar coated, andlittle larg
er than mustard seeds, but composed of highly
concentrated vegetable extracts. By druggists.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21

Universal satisfaction every druggistre-
ports about Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Messrs. Groesbeck " Wilkinson, of Har-
ward, Ills, write: Your medicine gives uni
versal satisfaction" eefrf.FtT.sFFrf
L. e. .sandoh, Of Kirby, Ohio, says .'Iiarn
good results.ns eg-fse~4fsf,-f.E
L. Volkers, Of Dennson, Ills, reports that
Piso's Cure sells rapidly and gives good salts
faction. 80 - ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-01-21
Trimming Trees.

There are frequently pleasant days in
January that the weather is not too cold
for the fruit grower to work in his
orchard comfortably. AS this is usually
a season of leisure, when such days come
they should be improved by looking over
the orchard, and cutting off such limbs
as may be thought necessary for the inn
provement of the orchard. Limbs cut
off at this season of the year, when the
sap is comparatively at rest, leave
wound that can be more easily protected
from the action of the weather, than if
cut few months hence, when the sap is
in motion.
To trim tree just right, requires good
Judgment, a good eye and some expert
ence, as well as good tools. The saw
should not be only sharp but perfectly
straight, and set wide enough to run
easy; the knife and the AK should also
be sharp. To trim trees with poor tools
is not only very disagreeable work, but
it is impossible to do the work WELL
Some make mistake in trimming
trees by trimming too much in the mid
die, cutting out not only large limbs hut
also all of the fruit-bearing spurs, leaving
Ouo a olLdll diiOuuO VI WOOu dU ike
end of each limb. While it is desirable
to cut out all limbs that cross the other
limbs and to keep the inside of the tree
so that the fruit can be easily gathered,
there is point beyond which it is not
judicious to go, as some of the best fruit
frequently grows in the center of the
tree; this is especially true of some vari-
cites of apples. E.ls. 5.s..
There are some pear trees that grow
too high, and need to have their tops cut
off to make them grow more stocky.
The peach tree not only needs to be cut
off at the top but to be headed in on Gil
sides. ~-Dtl on
In trimming small trees one thing
should never be lost sight of; that is,
that the trunks should never be exposed
to the hot sunaif the top does not spread
enough to shape it, a few inches of the
lateral branches should be left to furnish
leaves for shade. Where large limbs are
cut off the wound should be covered with
gum shellac dissolved in alcohol, orwhitc
lead mixed with very little oil.-Mas-
sGchuSettS Ploughnlaa. . r