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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
Revocation de podor.

E1 qu tenian conferido Pablo Marien 10
he ,ey' cado por ante el notorio D. Pedro Ra-
iael lEscslOna. quedando com mpletamente sa-
isfecho ds Ia honradez conque aquel desem-
eflarH ku c0metido. y
HPuertv-Rico Mario de I8e2.-F. TNAUD.
'+|r. 3--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
VAPORTS- -CORRE0S .2bllLFS
DE LA CUMPANIA TRASATLANTICA A
ANTEs
lDE 4. LOPEZ Y COMP.
servicio para Puerto -Rico.y la Habana.

ServiCio para Puerto-Rico.y Ia Habana.
SAL1DAS.-De Barcelona los dias 2l
de cada mes. DE Valencia eI 6.-De Malaga
l7y27 lie Oadiz el 10 3O.-De Santan-
der I'll 2O.--De Ia COTu1a el 2l.
Sc expenden billetes dir ctos para Maya
gHez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, GiDara Nuevi-
las, Saba lila Colon, con trasbOrdo en- Puer-
o-Rico Habana.
'AA'E PlGAGi2 GA6Hz 7 YfSRk B2kcEG6NAlo cFEG6NNlo-Nioo
salida de Puerto-Rico el dia 10 lie cada
mes.
l.. cAmara- 2. camara. ss g prsfto: s." cAmara
l65 1870 IS so
Tambien puede hacerse 81 viaje, saliendo de
Pusrto-Rieo los dias 4, Ii y % de cada mes
trasbordando Gu Ia Habana ,.s,
Los precios para esros Wales, son los 81
guientes
De PuerUo-Rico la Habana 800 s "a 8 10
De Id. a5antander, Cadiz Bar
celona lvia Habaaa) ...... 200 16O 20
So e1piden pasajes de ida y vueIta con as
y. y dc rebaja, hT"#
HaDra rebajas para las famiias nunerosas
con li1Os. s. 5svs IT, ..4 81.
PRIMERA sEaUNDA 0AGARA.
On nifio hasta de amos, en- cada samiIia,
xr&tis. Los demas hasta amos un cuartO
pasaje. Los de 6 2 q IA amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero. e
TEROERA OLAGE.
On niflo, hasta dos amos. gratis. Los nj
nos hastA s amos medic pasaje. Los dem&s
pasaje enterO. ss TH'e sAsa 80 E
SF0yICIp Dk Ii nlUlII | Pro, 1tO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-12
F4J4RD.O..

Los peones que quieran trabaiar en- ol puen
te quebrada Fajardo" Sc les pagar&a bnenos
oTnales. 7 fes @ffl ~ ID "
Sc admiten tsmbi6n muchachos. Dirigirse
ia Ofcpa establecida Tn ri mismo puenth.
Puerto. Rico de marzo 1882. 2-3
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bic nun 5eriplittert unb 5erSault auf psn1
Boben lteat.

Die nun seriplittert unD 5er5ouit auf osm
8Oben ltest.
Sa, ia, 5aste lie, td fam nit benfen,
mie ihauberbaft Sbnen gu Muthe 1T, nit
benz, mas sic auf benz 9epiIen baben,
unb bem Tebten ba nebenau, ben Sie
bod einmal lieb sebatt, uno nm be1en>
millen sic psbl 5umeif sethan, mas Sic
setban, unb Der nun audi nod auf Ieinem
Sterbebette Sbnen Biberpart sebalten
bat. g(ber iparun,? gBeil eoie partout
nidt molten, mas Sbre peroammte, wclte
lasen, Hare Yhtdt uuo Sduloisfelt 1T;
ober menisltens bic iunsen 9eute in Sfuhe
lanen, bic bod Sbre &iuber lino unb iia
sepiB tpie quite &inber se9en Sic betras
gen uerben. SD fam iasen, i4 balte
auf ben eapitau srOBe Stiids, ano mas
Nn9ela betrifit : aa, iA Mill Sbnen ebrz
lid selteben, i'd bin leeter 3eit nit ibr
gar nidt sufrieben unb msiB niat, mas
ibr i'm opfe ftedt; aber baS TT nur 70 Elm
uebsrsana BET ibr unb- Wirb lid Illes auz
redt3iebsn. Daruufbin femme id iie,
uenn i4 fe aud nanan,al nidt beSrelfe,
neil i'd ipobl 3u bdnlld bin; aber lsse
bab i'd bic Dirn, unb ale Belt bat fte
lieb, unb id mSdte barauf ihwSren: Sie
aud; Sic mifen es man nidt, mie bic
9eute iasen, baB man ginen ner !aates
Siebe auffrelen -
Die garoniu Brad at, benn bic oa
briiben ladts pfSslid auf. Sosr eisest-
lid mar es fein Suden, i0noern ein sret1=
lides @ur9eln, tpie zines Grtrintenoen.
lnb 10 arbeitete es AUDI in benz @eltdte,
mie wenn Giner in @efabr 1T, gu ritiden
unb nit aller Waat rinst, iia Suft gu
Ueri9aifen. Die 8aronin meinte ntdt
anbers, als Der Sdlas tperee bic Hnsludz
lide ttefien, unb wellte iia eben hIntet
Dem Glide beruerarbeiten, ais Sena i'4
itraH in ibrem 6auteuil sufriatete uno
nit pitbenber Stilnme rief:
2aiien sic mid ALIEN! ieeen sic fh
nieber, nit iinb nod nidt su @noe! Sez
ten Sie iid nieoer, iase i'd!
lgortfesans foIst.)
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Uteraieidbriee @rfabrung elmer
alien GNGrteriu.

@ra, @inslOws Soptblns Syrup wirb
Don elmer Der beRsn Dottorinusn unb ben
BSrterinnen Ia ben Ser. 5taaten Der
idrisbsn. gr tpuroe felt 40 Sabren pon
Mtllionen Don Muttern unb jsinbern nit
ME fs9lsnben grfOlss estrauht, 1owubl
Don benz G Gage alten Ginoe, mis Don CT.
waGisntn &inpsrn. St beleitiet @&arfe
m Massn. bsfrsit Don Dtnetolit unb re.
gIlirt bic @soarms ; sr Dsrldafft fiir Gin.
Der uno Matter asubs uno Dutltsbaasn.
SIR slaubin, eaD Der Ssrup pas bsfs
uns fi4era. Yltttsr IL ssssn Dyf.ntsrie
unb Diarrent bsi Sstasern, slsiasiel ob
bu,6 3abnen psruriaht uoer bnrh anoe.
re lriaaen. Cine @etrau9sanpelluna
wiro ieper JlalHe bsisesetsn. So 1T tsins
aht, wsnn niht bas Gaeiimite BON Cur.
tic u. psrfins auf Der @ubsaistts Der Gin.
padang eatbalssn IL. Sn ausn apptts.
Fen au tabsn, tis 6lal&e 25 Gents.
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= e + d 8.

- 9ie Sabine 2anb uno eSn1prooe
ment Company init einen Sapital bor
81, 100000 bat 1t6 ineorppriren laIIen
Sic &ompagnie bat beim Sabine pai
1914 9(der 2anb angefauft unb beab:
it6tigt einen 9afen nebit Staot ansu.
legen.
= Ser Colorado 1T Bel MrtlIiu i'm
@teigen beeriffen.
= Ser @ouperneur bat bur6 einf
Proclamation gegen peni iacola Gua=
ral1tdne erfldrt.
- 9ie birefte 2inie Der @olf, Gplp=
rabo un6 Santa Sc 8abn stpiI6en
@alpeiton uno 6ouiton ioll am 10.
Sftober fertig fein.
Ser Menbelsfobn gemil6te gbpr
uno Salamanber BON @albefon per=
anitalteten ant 9lbenb bes 2S. eine
8oot=grcurlion auf ber 8apou.
- 2lm 2S. ereigneten ftd in 8ropns=
billie 50 neue grfanfungsfdqe am gelben
Sieber. @s itarben 8 Pe1ionen. ST..
WturraD bonn Observation-Disclosures 1T
angefommen.
= Nm 9ieni flag lief Die Mti1ouri=
Yacific 8abn in 8elton elm.
- &i6ter 9unt bom Mppellations=
geri6t, BEL benz Ser Mntrag fit einen
6abeas Corpus 8efebl in benz Sale
gen Sbompfons geiteat tpurbe, bat ben
2lntrag ungeeignet erfldrt uno abgetpie=
1en, ba bic 8erufung beim Nppella,
tlpnsgeri9t bereits eingerei6t tuurbe.
- Seim Spielen nit einem Gebol=
bet lpuroe Set 16idbrige Nat 8ueforb
fon letnem &ameraben 90. 6ernbon
suFallig erf6oFen.
Slm SOltntag fielen lit 2arebp
fiinf 3ol Gegen.
= Sol. Mansfielb, Ser 6ie 8alpe=
ttoner 1afenarbeiten leitet, peripri6t inn
Trilbtabr 1883 an ber 8ar eine Wai=
fertiefe bon 18 SUB gu baben.
Sn Wtenarbbille tpurbe Genator
9ou1tom nit 13 geseu 5 Stirmen reno=
millirt.
- Gin Mann yamens MecGlratb,
ber IN Der gfdbe bon 8onbam mobnt,
perlieB bor einigen Sagee iene Stabt,
UNI na6 Sa1le 5uriid5ufebren. Sier
traf er ni6t Elm nnb als man na6 linn
tu9te, fanb man i'm einige Meilen BON
gonb am I'M nadten 3uitanbe auf Ser
Groe liegen. IS fteate 1i6 beraus,
baB Der Mann tpabnlinnig getprben mar.
= Sin alter in 9nberlom Gountp
tpobnenber Sarbiger, ber aagen1ein fiir
lrrtnnig gebalteu tpir6, f6nitt feinen
beloen gnfeln Die &0pfe ab.
Wor einegen Sagen unterna6m
eln Sarbiger Elm Wettrennen nit einem
3use Der 9ouiton Sit= unb @eItteras
glienbabn. ST eri6ien auf einem
Wtaultbiere unb jagte neben bem 3uge
ber. Nnfangs ging Die Sa9e. 9la6
elmer Weile traf Der &eiter aber Quf Ell
men 9arfen S9mellen, tpel9e neben
Der 8abn lagen. Ser Garbige neriu6te
oarilber binmeg auieben, bas Maultbier
1lur5te iebD9 nnb prallte gegen bic 2oz
fpmotipe. Merfpiirbiger Q8eile trug
Der Garbige feline 8erlebung bur6 bic
eontulton babon, bas WtaultBier aber
brad bas @enid.
3wei Samem lit Spuiton iammel=
tem einen Sag lang freitpillige 8eitrdge
fir Die Notbleibenben IN 9ou5ten. Sbre
gollefte belief fi6 auf $114,
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gSicbtta fiis 3ablf1pfIae

pref. 9. @tS1r. Wo. 3o7 iablid, 4.
Strabe. st. eonis, Wo. 1T es setunseu,
lan9iabrise 3abltSpfisteit 3u fu,iren.
grof. StOtrs Waetbooe 1T lebr einfad.
Ole tabtsn Stellen tperbea tdslid orei=
NAL sebabet flir bret Utinuten nit benz
5aarer3en9er uno innerbalb 4 Bnden seiet
itda Der neue 5aarpuhs auf ben tablen
steasn. Damea unb 5erren, welde an
SabltSpfeteit ober Qusfallen bes Saares
leloen, fcllten uidt periaumen, lid idrift,
lid an Brof. @tS9r su tpenben. Breis
IS bic 5lal4e, tselhe 4 Woaan ausreiGbt,
24,7, ,tum1i
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cages $ 9teui9feitem.
SenIanb.

= 9ie Miiiiiiippi= =&ioer=& =&ommiilioit
bat bef9lohen, bic 2ebees unterbalb
6er Miinbung bes &eb &iber in Stan1
gu feben.
@lOhile bat sesen peniOcola
Alarantdne erfldH.
Sn Gplge elmer Grplolion ppn
&oblen6l bnr@ suiammenitoB, gerietb
Die 8dderei BON Sranf u. Stirmer iit
Netp Orleans, fir bic bas Del beftimmt
mar, in 8ranb unb Die 8dderei ltnb
feds banebenliegenbe fleine Sduier
gingen in Slammen auf. Gin sipei
Sabre qlteS &tnb Derbrannte nnb 6ralt
8ader un6 s. 9. Wlelton. Ser bas Del
ablieferte. erbielten gefdbrli6e 8ranb=
tuunben. Mu6 ein Yfer6 Des Bidders
berbrannte.
Mmslanb.
= Sen. Wplielep telegrapbirt, baB
9lrabi pa@a's Gbef=Sngenieur unb
@eneralitabs6ef gefangen genommen
ipurbe. Oie engliiden Sruppen riiden
unaufbaltiam hor uttb Der 9tngriff auf
9el=gls&eber ipirb balb erfolgen. =
Ser vNetps" pirb beri9tet, baB es un=
en6li6 i6mierig lei, &riessseratb unb
Yrobi1ionen bnr1 ben biden @anb all
f6leppen. yilr tuenise @eeilen tDnnen
tdgli6 surudgelegt per6en.
= Sn port Saib traf Der Sampfer
Galppfo nit $50 Mann tiirfil@en 9rgp,
pen Elm. Ser yMonar9" ianpte fefori
unter bent S6ub feiner &anonen stpei
8o0te ab, nm ben 3tped ber Sruppen=
fenbung 81 erfabren, Ser Befeblsbas
ber bes 9ampfers erfldrte, es iei Bic
| tdbrli6e MblOiung Der @arniiom eines
9afens bes rotben Meeres. 9ie @mg=
ldnber nml6pdrmen nur ben Oampfe,
uub tper6en bic Sruppenlanbung an
Ort unb Stelle berbinbern.
= port Saib. @inige bebeltsnb,
arahil6e GauHeuts bpm bier pnb So
mietta baben 8elb air G6rberuns De,
Sa9en Der &ebellen beigefeuert. @pu
Damietta tnurbeH ibnen 500 pfsrbi
geiqnet. Mnter ben ginaeborenen iint
nn9 INNER abenteuerli6e @eriibte iibe,
bic groBem Grfolge arabi pai6as in
llmlauf.
= Warf6au. 9lus Dem Snnern go
lens tperben neue Subenberfolgunget
gemelbet. Sie Mngreifer nerben burd
bic @lei6giiltigfeit Der 8eamten ermn
''-' petersburg. Ser Gar bat bi
! Statuten bes Wfosfauer 8ereins gu
J0rberung ber 8aumwolleninbu1trle i
| Mittelqiien genebmiat.
- Nntperpen, 7. 0uguIt. Wlebrer
Solsmerfte iteben in Slammen. Se
angeri6tete S6aben belduft lid bereit
anf 5000. 600 unh BITE Tlammeu gretfe
nod INNER Tim ft6.
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.Gs III nicht fcfmiprio @nmn,

-gs 1T ni6t f6pierig, @ommer=
franfbeiten oer &inber( summer COM
plaint), tpie Snr6faa, &ubr pber @boz
lera, gu bermeioen; man brau6t BEN
&leinen Bios Neu # ftoebter's IS eu t.
16es Sinh ermebr (pd6otro=
pbine) als 9fabrung slt geben. @oqar
t6tpd6li6e nnO frGnfli(be Ginber tpers
ben bel fortgeiebtem Ge,tub oieier Stab
rung frdftlg nno geiunb uno gebeiben
sur Sreuoe Ser belorgte1 Gltern BON
Sag gu Sag better. 9tu6 als Gr|ab
fiir Wfuttermil6 gebt es ni6ts 8orz
siigli@ers als uSeuti0es &inhermebl."
Stl allen renommirten Npotbefen su
hQben.
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gtRebcr yrttfe,

1881 Dsminss In, 8siraee son $265.5oa
Hs- anfrasen fur assnten, fowte Staten fal
Cube i6nnsn nur In Der Offee In Nsw> osl:ara
eemaGt psrbsn.
W,a,u Snfprpaticn %. 8,fslunssa lGrslbt mas
as '''' W. u. Dluphin,
Rsp Orfees3 So
gbmarS Woors. @sent, Gde 3sai,Sa. u. @esqala
StraBs, Gan @atsnio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1882-08-29
Mm3ei9e.

5ieroard beebre id,. mid esm gubli,
tum ersebenlt an3u3eiSeu,, oab i'd biz
81 a dinen Us erf f Gtte bee 5rn.
Saeob g diible an Yrsiaifrube, ,uate
Der Bride iibernommen bobe.
Beiieer bon Dampf. unb anberen sra.
idinen made id beiOnoers barauf auf=
merriam.
aue Nrten BON &eparatsren, bic in baa
Sad bes MuiA;nensrbeiters fdlasen,
mereea prompt uno bldg uussefibrt.
$. SMmetaep.
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= Die einsise wifeniduftlid suium,
menseiebtt eifenbaltise Meoisins seslds
tein Rcpfpeb penurfaat, f0neern benz
SpRem ale Wortbeile oes @iIens cbne
beGen idlimme giseaidaftsn nlittbeilt
1T Brown's @tien Bitters.
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Ser 6enrn @urrie. 9lro. 10!

= 9err 9enrD Gurrie, g{rO. 1O9
GentresStr>, ct. 2ouis Mo., nla@te
uns foleenoe Mittbeilung: u1apoe1t
i'd bas st. Safnbs Oel gegen sebnidbz
rigen &beumatismus nit erfolg ansez
panot babe, serei6t es mir gum Ser
gniigen fir behen Wertb 3eusniB able
gen au f0nnen. Sd batte es flint Wo6=
en- im @ebrau6, bin nun olfdnoig
gebeilt, hnb fiible lpie elm neuseborener
Wenlh."
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Sd babe f9on bieI bon Or. 81 IT,
g u It 6 6ni g's $ 9amburserS ST os
p f. II in meiner Tamilie gebrau9f un=
mub gefeben, baB bieie Mebi5in Nlleb
iibertrifft, mas i6 ie, angetpanbt babe.
Souls Otter, Mount Sadion, ga.
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N o tia.

9tp tia.
Wenn SIR irgenb mel6e probufte
brau6t unb Die befen @aaren gu ben
nie6rigiten Wtarftpreilen baben ipollt,
10 ipre6t Dor bel s. 90. Miten,
23,8 26 SoleoabftraBe
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05
HUMOROUS

GETTING Personal-LAst week District
Attorney Sherman was cross-exsmlning
young man indicted for burglary, In the
Superior Court. The prisoner testified that
he had gone by various names in different
localities, when the shable Colonel asked:
did you 20 by any other name :"
YES" was the answer.
"Well. let us hear it3
''Oh, I went by the name Of Sherman
once"
"You did, did your How long did you
90 by that name 2"
''Well. I'll tell you," was the answer,
given amid the subdued laughter OF the
audiences. 81 felt kind of ashamed Of it and
dropped il soon."
The laugh was turned against the WHY
District Attorney, but he appeared to en-
Joy it as much IS any one in the court
room.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05

FEEDING BEES IN WINTER.-After an
unpIopIIOus season lees are apt to 90 into
winter quarters lily provided with stores.
Nell-informed and cautious spiarlsts.
aware OF this fact, feed weak colonies dur.
ing the fall sufficiently TO supply the need
Ii Is never desirable 10 iced liquid stores,
either honey or syrup, in winter, and not
well 10 feed at all Unless positively deman-
Ged. The best way to feed, if We must, il
10 put candy, made from granulated sugar,
on the frames, just above the cluster,
This will lie kept warm, and can be taken,
and will disturb the bees SO little that if il
must be done, II Will generally succeed.
IL the bees can pass the winter until March
and the stores needed during The cold
winter are very light compared with those
consumed later after brouG-reariny COM
mences-then We may feed either honey or
syrup. Then the bees can fly occasionally
and will Iecelve nO harm from liquid food.
This food, too, will stimulate brood rear
ins. and thus work q double benent. The
feeuer Will need 10 be so conslruesed as 10
keep The feJd near the cluster, or the bees
will not appIoprale it, because of the cold
No one should fail 10 use a division hoard
In winter and spring. Keep the bees crowd.
ed on TO So few frames that ali will be
covered, and spring dwind!ing will 90 lit
tie harm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05

TgE straw of ,ll grains should be CAREFUL,
husbanded and utilized. Properly fed. II
can be made to go lcng way TOWARD
bringing stock through the winter in goou
condition. But it Ii ust not be fed alone.
Gram, oil meal, or cotton seed meal mus,
90 along with ii TO supply lacking elements s.
n feeding COWS, the following plan ma,
De followed: Give all the straw they will
eat. with six quarts of wheat bran per day
to each COW, or DliI corn meal and bran.
one part Of the former or two of the latter,
ami iced four quartz per dsy. Dampen Ii
with bran or meal water TO which a little
salt has been added, or mix bran corn mea
and oil meal. Probably as. good proper.
tions as any would be one part of meal
one of corn ueal anu four of bran. ano
feed four quarts OF this mixture per Gay to
each COW.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05

That small boy: She was just arrang-
ing to settle down comfortably on AL
phonso's shouls:er and AIS eyes were CON-
templating her with that rapture which Is
the top dressing Of loving and suscepti-
BILE nature. when the rarlor door opened
and her younger brother. the pride and
hope OF the family, poking h,s head in ex-
claimed: ''Sallie, I've got one tnis time
that you can't guess" His sister was an
amiable girl and always humored him; 90
she kindly added: ''Well. Poncey. let's
have it." whats the difference" he
asked, "between you and a butterfly ."
As neither SallIe's nor Alphonso's face be-
trayed mach enthusiasm over the coaun-
drum Poncey fired the answer of at once.
cause butterfly has powder on its
wings, but you always have il on your
face"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05
Consumption Cured.

An old physician. retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands BY A
East India missionary the formula Of .
somple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and ali
Throat and Lung Affections, also q posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, alter having
tested its wonderful curative powers In
thousands of eases, has felt it his duty to
make 1t known TO his suffering fellows.
Actuated by this motive and desire 10
relieve human suffering, wnl send free
of charge to all who desire 1t, this recipe,
in German, French or English, with full
directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper. W. A. MOVES, 149 Pot0ers
Block. Rochester, N. Y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05

Mr. Stoney has recently presented .
paper to the Royal Society of Dublin, In
which he shows that the so-called "sphe-
roidal state" of liquids and certain other
phenomena, like the rolling drops Of water
upon a water surface without coalescing
with it, are to be explained in the same
way as the behavior of Crooke's radiome-
ter, or Eight mill, as 1t is sometimes call
ed. Whenever two bodies at different
Temperatures are brought near each other,
a modification occurs in the layer of gas
between them, giving rise to an apparent
repulsion between the surfaces. The pres
snre depends partly on the amount of heat
making its way across the interval. and
partly on the width of this interval, as
compared with the ''free path" of the gas
cons molecules in the intervening stratum.
This force. then, often referred to as
Crooke's force, may be made sensible in
three different wsys-by bringing the hot
and cold surfaces very close together, by in
creasing the ''mean free path" of the MOLE
cules, by sufficiently rsrefying the gas as
in the radiometer. The theory has been
fully confirmed by number Of very pref
ty experiments by Mr.. Stoney himself,
Professor Barret and others.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05
Yours very truly,

The maternal known as Spsnce's metal
has been applied with the greatest success
TO many ornamental purposes. Composed
principally Of iron pyrites it has the prop
critics Of melting at low temperature and
cooling rapidly. These enable it to be cast
in gelatine moulds, SO that the N ost elabo-
rate carving, with all the under-cuttlng aud
fine work. can be reproduced in fac-simile
swiftly and surely. A perfectly sharp
casting can be obtained by pouring this
metal at temperature of 220e r. into q
gelatine mould which melts at 90s. Chilled
at once, the metal forms q hard skin before
the gelatine has time to melt. Afterwards
the heat Of the metal melts the mould, bnt
too late to injare the casting; and if both
be allowed to cool togethe: the mould can
be used again. When taken out of the
mould, the metal has much the appearance
of black Wedgwood, and is susceptible of
the same amount Of polish. Statues and
bcss reliefs of any size can be cast with &C.
curacy. and the finest work, such Is the
plate OF steel engraving, or the carving
Of Chinese card case. can be exactly re-
produced. Its cspability of withstanding
exposure to the weather renders 1t very
suitabls for the decoration o; architecture.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05
ARa,,roaa cme,al Interviewed.

Not every ore so cheerfullv comuni.
Gates his knowledge and opinions as re-
Gently did E. L. Loweree, Esq, cashier
of the Cincinnati Southern Railway, that
splendid outlet to the South from the Ohio.
Our representative waited upon Mr..
Loweree, and in reply to certain questions
the latter gentleman observed: Il was
suffering from a very severe attack of
rheumatism In my right foot; it was In a
terrible condition, the pain was almost in
tolerable; our family physician waited on
me without success; sent for another we'll
known NJ. D., but even the twain could
do nothing for me; l could mot get down
here to nv Office to attend to my duties !;
in fact could not put my foot under me
at all, and after nine weeks suffering l
began to grow desperate. My friend
(whom, of course you know, for he Is
known BY everybody. Mr.. Stacey Hill,
Of the Mount Auburn Inclined. Plane
Railroad Co., called to see me; he spoke
very highly of 81. Jacobs OIL, and recon-
mended the remedy to me In glowing
terms. laughed at the idea Of using 9
proprietary medicine, and vet the party
recommending, it, (Mr. Stacey Hill, re-
member), being man Of sound judgment,
set me to thinking the matter over. The
next day when the physicians called, /
dismissed them, and said TO myself would
let nature take its course. That resolution
lasted Just day. On the following
morning i, in fit of desperation, sent a
servant for bottle of st. Jacobs Oil l
annliad fhe wonderful ramedy and II
penetrated me so that l thought my foot
was about to fall of, but it did not in
fact 1t did just the opposite. The next
the pain had entirely left my foot.
the swelling was reduced. and really the
appearance was so different altogether
from the day before. that it actually sur
prised me. applied ,nore of the st. Jacobs
OIL, and that afternoon l walked down
here to the office, and was as well as any
one. Let me say for ST. Jacobs Oil that
IL beats railroad time. and is always
sure to win.-CfncinRati Enquirer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-05

History of tie Smali-Pox.

Small pox arose In the very darkes
period of mediaeval times. 1t firs. invaded
England in the ninth century, II was COM
mon IN Arabia in The tenth: the or lsaders
carrIsd Ii through ali southern Europe n
reached Norway IN the fourteenth Century;
in l5l7 it was carried TO ST. Domingo by
the Spaniards along with slavery, the in
quisiIiCn. the rack, and q host OF our
blessing, three years later 1t crossed 10
Mexico and slew three millions; it invaded
Iceland IN 1907; and Greenland in 1888,
staying fourth part of the residents in
the former, and large proportion of those
In the latter country, and despite all that
medical skill has done and is doing to cast
it from the earth. it bids far to retain its
hold, in some measure, as long as popular
ignorance, destiiutIon, negligence and
carelessness continue to combat the ply
sicians and the Gictsies of commone5ense.