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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
An Error Of the Telegraph.

Some time ago Mosely & Mcintosh,
merchants of this city,
received an order from g Chicago
customer to buy 10000 bushels OF
wheat and limit the loss to 500. In
transmitting the dispatch the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company made
"seven" into "even." The wheat
was purchased and when it dropped
sufficient to cause the loss OF 800 il
was "unloaded," when, if the wheat
had been held as long as the 500
would have answered, which the Chi
csgo man wanted, be would not
have lost, but Oh the other hand.
would have made a handsome profit.
Mosely & Mcintosh made good the
loss to their Customer at Chicago, and
now come down on the telegraph
company, claiming that its error n
vas the direct cause OF
the loss.-FTom the Milwaukee Meas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
sociEpAn AqoliNA
CREDIT MERCANTIL
8. Juan Puerto Rico.

Oonvocatoria 10 Junta General extraordi-
maria.
En- cumplimiento de un acuerdo tenido en-
La Ultima Junta General ordinaria de accionis-
tas, Sc cOnvoca Ia de esta socedad para Ia
que tendra iugar el dia 5 de JUNO pr6ximo las
IL del da en- los salones del Uasno Espafiol de
ests Oiudad, con objeto de sometsr Ia discu.
sion y aprobaci6n de la Junta los Estatutos
reformados con arreglo las bases discutidas
en- Ia citada junta general
Ell Oonsejo de Direction de esta Sociedad,
utiiizandO una de las atribuciones que le
acuerda el art 40 de los Estatutos vigentes,
acord6 Sc diera cuenta en- esta Junta de Ia
ausencia temporal del director y sub.director
de II SOciedad y Ia forma adootada para
la sustituci6n de dichos funcionarios, ad como
de otros pasticulares acordados por ell OOnsejO.
Al efectO sc hace saber q los se6ores accIo.
nistas para su inteligencia cumplimiento de
los EstAtutos Regianento 10 que s!gue:
l.o Para que teBga efecto la junta debe.
ra concurrir Iii nGmero de acciouistas que re-
presente cuardO m6nos, 10 mitad del capital
social rtalizaco.
- 500 tlenen voz voto los accionistas
que posean clncO acciones desde tres meses
antes de Ia Junta General
30 Ning1n acc,OnlSta, cualquiera que sea
eli n1merO de acciOnes que pCsea, podr& emil
tir por 81 mas de un VOtO, pero tendra ademas
unO pOr cad@ representation que legitimamen-
to ejerza.
40 Ell derecho de asistencia la Junta
General puede delegarse en- otro accionista
por m. diO de Oder general 6 especial por
carta, siempre que en- el 6ltimo case sea COMO
ci la en- la direction de la Soc4edad la frma
Gel delegante la gurantice otrs frma que
tenga ese requisite.
Las viudas, las solteras y las susentes de la
Islu pueden dar puder especial al efecto
persona extrafia Ia Sociedad
Las casadas, los memories y los estableci-
miertos pdblicos pueden concurrir por medic
de sus legitimos representatives, los cuales en-
caso necesario ueberan acredltsr dicho ca.
racter.
SO Desde el dia % del corriente podran
los interesados concurrir la secretaria de Ia
Sociedad recoger Ia papelets de asstencia
4 la ju1ta, sin cuyo documento no seran admi.
tidos en- ella
&C. AL tenor del art. 81 de los Estatutos
no podra traLarse Ell esta junta d. Gtros asu. :
tos que los que han mo3lvado su citaci6n
Dada Ia necesidadue reunirse IN Crecido nd
nero de accion stas para pOder celebrar se-
sion se ruega estOs Su concurrencia flu d
poder resulver en- Os asuntos que motlvan 50
citaci6n.
Puerto Rico Is de mayo de 1882.-El Di.
roctor.-PABLO UBARRL h. Stun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

Sc ha hecho un importante descubri.
miento. En- la parte alta de Ia Casa
Ayuntamiento, = en- una habit ci6n
absndonada, Sc halIaba una GAIA cuya
existencia SO ignorabs. Estos lltimos
dias SO descubri6 por casualidad, y
alberta Sc VIC que contenia documentos
Antiques, manuscritos, actas ju1iciales
y adninistrativas f5chadas en- los flglos
XVII y XVIII, con pr>Cio os da o.
sobre la historic del condado de Essex.
Entre otros documentos, SO encuen.
tran oartas del Oonsejo privado jeI Rey,
ercritas y 6rmadss por lord Durleigh,
lord Noward, lord Landerdale, Ell conde
de Northumberland y otros, CON un GER
tificado que tiene la firma del Protector
de Ia R9p1blica de Inglaterra, Escocia
Irlands, Oiiverio Cromwell.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Noticias generates.

Cartas recibidas 81 26 de Barcelona
dicen que 90 produjo uaa collision Ia
puerta del cuartel de Atarazsnas entire
varios eoldsdos castellanos y cataianes.
Parece que hab.aban entire eilos del
efecto que habis producido en- Barcelo.
ma la votacion del trstado de conner
clio.
Las apreciaciones que Cada cual ha-
cia llegsron enardecer los animos, di-
rigi6ndose varios insultos, de los que
despu6s pasaron las manos, logrando
,os isfes separar a los contendientes.
La question sc reproduio nuevamen-
te On Ia puerta del cltGdo Quartet, hasta
el punto que, seg1n Ia Carta q que nos
referimos, tuvo queIpresentarse el CAPT.
tan general Sr. Bianco, quien, con So
presencis, logr6 caimar & aqueilos, y
di6 las mas severss 6rdenes para evitar
un conf cto.
He squi, seg1n el Tdgeb'att, de Berlin,
el final de una carta lntlma, dirigida por
Bismarck & nm antique criado suyo que
en- la actualidad reside en- Chicago Es-
tados-U Unidos):
g.. Mi familis sigue bien. Mi hi
ia me ha dado dos nietos. Pero mis-
hiios ay no SO han casado. Herbot
esta agregado para la embajada de
Londres, el pequeno trabaja ccnmigo.
Ambos estSn muy bien de salud, gra-
cias Dios, 10 cusl no nos sucede STEM
pre- 4 mi mujer y mi.
ego va no ca2o; monte rara vez \
caballo, porque estoy muy 06bii. 81
NO me decide pronto la vida privada,
SO agotaran mis- foerzas dentro de muy
POGO tempo.
"Tened Ia bondad de decir & vuestra
esposa que Lanemburgo prospera. Ell
otono 1ltimo hscs treints amos que no
hs puesto los pies en- aqasila ciudau
que me hizo su hijo a1optlvo. En Ca
lidad, pues, de hijo de Lanemburgo.
envio mis- saludos afeCtuosos 4 vues-
ira familia.-Bism0rck. F"
A las dies de la noche del Z de abril,
ssis hombres enmascaradOs detuvie-
ron nm tren de la linea G4;f', -Ooio.
RADIO y Santa F6 { Estados- Unidos.
Revolver en- mano penetraron gu los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

Rslsci6n de los pssajeros llegados en-
81 vspor San Juan: de st. Thomas, Isl.
dro Colon, Sra. y un ni1o, P. J. Loren
zi, Christian Merez, Rsbecca y Elise
Muidert, Exisia Potter, Plet Msturin,
8 mArineros de la bsrca espsnols Is de
Marco, Lorenza Heto, Anna e. Kin.
gems y Mary, E. P'ssktt, O,ndido Sus-
reg. De Vieques, ]. Rabert y Sre.,
Iu6s EchsvArria y 2 hVas y Manuel /.
NJ ,ltinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

nuestro n1mero anterior con el epf-
CRATE de Este es ell cGmino.
Estamos ciertamente atravesando
un verdadero equinoccio. La Pro-
videncia nos llevard q huen sa va
mento. Asi sea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
SocrotOS de Ia Modicina
D. JOSE GIMENEZ YTLLENA

D. JOSE GIMENEZ HILLENA
Nuevo y general compendio de me.
dicina y Cirujfa al alcanCe de todas les
inteligenCias, On el que 90 encuentrsn
los reCursos con que cuenta el arte dc
curar para atender & los principales
acCidentes de Ia especie humana como
heridas, envenensmientos, as6xias, par
tos y enfermedades internss externas.
De venta en- la Imprenta del BoLEr1x
4 $3.50 el ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
~sss.5, Bdetn Mercanl '.sssss'. .s...,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PUERTo-RICo g.ao.s...,,.o,,o
37.-FORTALEZA.-37.

Monada acreitada altura de los buenos eab
menos europeos amercanos de ndo nd encomiar e.
ecuta los baos anto hpogadcos
de lografa encuadernac6n que e eucomiendan
En eecos de escroo notable e consnte surdo de dis
per6dcameu medic de fecuntes
noduccon de los pocpaes centros indues del mundo cv1
do En- todo los obto cese esciban de CRYSTAL de o
hema eua de bronco otros metaes modeado
p eponderan ina novedad primor exquisitos
La collection de oleogaas estamps regosas llama Ia
po su precosas Los bros mercane
gnuiuos de Glasgow que oece Comerco de mer
pape sobres hay verdadea prof6n for
precos mas ujoso mas modesto desde Ell vulgar
mas caprchoso.
La ibrera de la copiosa 10 msmo obras de derecho
cencs de los pmeros legstas taeno bros dearados
para cueas de instruction receo de religion moral d.
literature artes ndurfa de economic administration
precos todo que expende esan por
prudepte modicdad al alcarce de todas fortunas
Viuda de Perez Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
MOvimientO Maritime.
ENTRADAS.

Isyo 15.-Berg. ing. Evangelins, de
Halifax, provisiones.
Col. isnesa Antonio Bereta,
ST Thomas, lastre.
Berg. i'd. Nordby Bremen,
cargs general.
- Is Col. esp Dolores, Vega. .bajs,
a21car.
Orucero de guerra Sanchez
Barcaiztegui, de Fajardo, su
armamentO.
II Vap. esp. s. Juan Vieques,
lastre.
Col. esp. Julita, Vega-bajs,
az1car.
SALIDAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
ULTIMA HORA.

Ha sido denunciado ell BoLETrN
MERcANrIL ante el Tribunal de Inn.
prenta por ell art1culo inserto en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

Pares. -5 5 10 15 10 10 5
Osjas con 4 docenas botines becerri-
Ilo, Ell mism0 snrtido de n1meros, Y una
docens zspatos bsjos Ultima novedsd.
Todos go venden precios muy limi.
tados. b. IL abl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
SALIDAS.

Mayo 17.-Gol. daness, Antonio Bero-
ia, para st Thomas, transito'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Sc VENDE.

Una casa en- Ia calle de San Francisco
ntimero SO en- un precio m6dico. Tambi6n
un piano fab.ica Bernareggi En- esta Inn
prental imformaran. b. 6Jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
Libros de instruction.

En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN, Forta
iezs 81, SO acabs de reclbir una graf
collection de libros de texto para las ee-
cuelss, de Ia ediciones mas moderpas
los que SO ofrecer 6 precios reducidisi
mos por hsber mucha existeDcis de- di
chos libroe. a.. an;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
GANGA.

i" LA BARoEIoNEsA, San FRANCISCO, 81.
Eo este ESTABLISHMENTS sc realizan todaS les
existencias menos del precio de fabrica.
Tambien SO trasposan el local con sparado.
les mostradores muy reducido precio.
l~3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
AviSo im1portGnte.

En- el almac6n de los Sras. Sain1 Oe.
IRA y O.. (SAo Francisco "a, SO hs re.
dido por el 4 timo vapor espAnol. proce.
dente de Barcelona, calSado superior
para hombres, de una da las mejores
fabricas de Palma de Mallorca, enva.
sad en cajss de 5 docenas, surtido
como sigue
Ouatro docenas botines bscerrillo
satinado cana de cabritiIIa suelss sen.
ciilas , dobles.
Nuns. 81 80 80 40 Al 40 43 A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
ELL DANUBIO.

Gran surtido de TODD 10 pertenecente al cuo
Santos de todos casnl dem6s banCaG
mpas candeeros, cices demaa obetos
vdr de enadrados todo
para Igsias Capllas
Comp Plaza Fss Neri ndmero A. Barcelona
Espana. IL abl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
SuRI0
B Ian CA SUPERIOR
de la acreditada fabrica "La Palma" de
M. Ruburt 4 % -Arecibo.

Dep6sito para la venta por rollos,
HUBERT ALVAREZ Y CoMP., Tetuan 7,
y en- LA BALEAR. b "a mvo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

Pares. A 4 IL 8 "A 4
Una docena botines D1falo, sueia do.
BILE, surtido de n1meros en- la misma
proportion, caiAs con cinCo docenas
botinss becerrilIo clase mas inferior
como sigue.
Nuns. SO 81 38 80 40 Al AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21
la Perla"

GRAN REALIZATION.
Por tener que ausentarse 50 duena por al
gun tempo, ofrece una inflnidad de articulos
de novedad y fantasia q precios de quema.
z6n.--CE1lNA MAUoEAR. "a abl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

PARA PER1OD1CO.

En- la 1mprenta del BoLrrIN Sc
detalla el de 67><103 cIm { tamaIi.
de este peri6dico d SIS resma de
500 pliegos, y el de 62<91 de ia.
mailo de E Agente q $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

La Academia de Oieneias de Viena
acaba de celebrar el aniversario de la
muerte del poeta M 'tastasio, habiendo
pronucciado un excelente discurso On
italiano el senior Musssfia. Asistieron
4 la ceremonia el conde RobiIsnt su
esposs, ell enviado de Espans, el repre-
sentante del ministerlo de Instrucoion
p1blica y muchas uotablIidades de di.
versas naciones. En la sala se hallaba
colocado el busto del poets. Sobre la
f4chada de la casa en- que hsbitaba el
vate sc puso una plaza commemorative,
y una multitud de coronas de laurel So
bre 9! monumento que existe en- la Igle-
sia de s IN Miguel.
El riquisimo marques de Butte, uno
de los mas opulentos propietarios terri
toriales de Escocia, h4 celebrado ell ma
cimiento de su hijo convidsndo q un
banquete, compuesto de pastelillos, t6
y chocolate, a 10000 nifios de Gard # =
sus slrededores, ssi como q sus padres
y sus acompsnantes, habiendo ''evora,
no estos 6ltimos solamente 10000 XII g.
gramos de pasteles. Las mesas, dis
puestas al aire iibre, tenfan una longi.
tud total de cerca de siete Kilometres.
La emigration de Alemania para
America crece considerablemente. En-
- m 6Itimo psrtieron de Hamburgo
4,697 euigrantes Ell l02 pores. Ra.
sla ha contribuido con 8719. Durante
el aiio 1ltimo eli n1mero total de emil
GRANTEES de Alemania assemble q 210,547
= esp erase que este aiio sea mucho ma.
yor la cifra. Las companiss de vapo-
res de H4mburgo no son capaces de
conductr todos los que desean cru2ar
el Atl6ntico.
En- Chelmsford condado de Essex
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-21

A las dies de la noche del de abril,
ssis hombres enmascarsdos detuvie.
ron nm tren de la linea G2,f1, -Ooio.
RADIO y Santa F6 { EstAdos-Unidos.
Revolver en- mano penstraron gu los
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

~ Outfit sent free to those who wish to
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YO table business known. Everything
new Capital not required We will fur.
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wards is easily made without sta, ingaway
from hone over night. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes at the business. La
dies make as much as men, and young boys
and girls make great pay. No ore who is
willing to work fails to make more money
every day than can be made in week al
any ordinary employment. Those who
engage ut once will find q short road to
fortune Address Fl. HALLETT & Co,
Dec. 181y. Portland, Maine
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

ANcRcvY CANApEEs.-Cut from
stale bread small slices, making a lit
tie hollow in the center OF each one;
fry them lightbrown in smoking hot
fat; when they are cold fill each one
with anchovy butter, made BY mixing
one. fourth Of anchovy paste with
three fourths Of butter. With the can.
spees serve little Ropuefort cheese
and small cups Of black coffee.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

PuREE OF SALMON. For each quart
of soup mix together over the fire one
tablespoonful each Of -four and butter
until quite free from humps; then
gradually add one quart Of hot milk
stirring constantly, until the soup is
quite smooth; then season it palatabIy
with salt and pepper; dust in a very
little grated nutmeg, and stir with an
egg whip a cupful Of boiled salmon
rubbed through a sieve with pota'
toe masher.
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sure should be adapted to thsjuciness
of the fodder" .tatt'H.

| sure should be adapted to thsjuciness
Of the fodder" ag ..ta'f' -.
"Baled ensilage will soon become q
com mollty in market for the health
full feeding Of working horses
"Said one ensilea.r to another: !.
What are you selling this winter from
your farm :? Answer: Hay and hogs.
"Plagues of grasshoppers, worms.
and bugs can be migitated by placing
the crops quickly in the silos. Light
ming and tornadoss are rendered
harmless"
"Crops should be kept in the silo at
feast three months. and the longer
the better"
"A farmer with 100 acres and ten
children, or 200 acres and 20 children,
or a pious Mormon, with 500 acres
and so children, can start them all
with a farm and silo that will pro-
duce as much as the whole farm with
barns and stacks" g.
1omesff.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

Hoase and Farm.
chicks in the Garden.

Chicks i'm the Garden.
It,is a very excellent practice to
place newly.hatched broods in an in
closed garden that the older folks do
not have access to. Confne the moth.
or hen in coop, which may be placed
in tho shade of any small fruit tree or
bush. As chicks require soft and deli
cate food at first it is difficult to feed
them if their coops are placed where
the rest of the flock can pillage freely.
The London. Gardeners Chronicle
speaks Of the valuable service Of lit.
tie chickens in the garden as follows:
They run about, doing no harm,
their little bodies and feet leave 20
suppression on the soil; they do not
scratch, seem never dissatisfied, but
find pleasure only in the pursuits Of
food or in basking in warm corner
in the suns rays. While in this stage
of infantile innocence the little Great.
ures can in the garden perform vast
amount of good. Their little eyes spy
out and little bills gather myriads Of
insects that are not easily visible to
the human eye. Perhaps owing to the
very minute nature of the food they
gather, arising from their characteris-
tic voracity, they are almost always
roaming about and doing useful work.
Meanwhile the. clucking and anxious
mother may be kept secure in a bot.
toned coop, which, removed here and
there in the garden, will allow the
chickens to enjoy fresh feeding each
day. ,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13
The Art TOnSOrial.
MIR. AMOS LUCAS,
f,f LINN, o. Branch,)

(of Long Branch,)
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by strict attention TO business can Hell
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DAYS, Wednerdays and Saturdays al Gay
and evening.
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Furnished at reasonable terms Thanks
for past patronage and hope to receive a
liberal continuance OF the same.
Very truly ,,n
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EMPLOYMENT
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TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLE.

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SALMON SoUFFLE.-Mix one cup OIL
cold salmon PURGE Chat is cold sa!.
mon rubbed through a seive), the
yolks Of three raw eggs, and sufficient
cream to molsten to soft paste which
does not show any excess Of moisture
then season the paste highly with salt
pepper, and a very little nutmeg beat
the whites Of three eggs TO stiff froth
mix them with the paste lightly and
quickly, AMI bake IN small paper aouf
fle cases or in a buttered baklng-dlsh
which can be sent to the table, or IN
silver scallop shells.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

A PLAIN AND EXCELLENT PUDDING.
One cup Of sugar and half cup of
butter, beaten to a cream; add three
eggs (well beaten), one cup Of milk,
three teA.poonfuls Of Royal baking
powder, and three cups Of -four: steam
one hour. Serve with cream or any
sauce to taste.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13

Lovers of chocolate in any and sv-
cry form can make this addition to a
common custard pie: Beat an egg to a
stiff froth. teen add pulverized sugar
aud grated chocolate, with half tea
spoonful Of vanilla; spread this on the
top of the pie and let it harden for a
moment in the oven. Or. YOU may pre-
pare it still anotherway: Put the choc-
olate in a basin on The back of the
Move, and let it melt (do not put a
10 of water with it); when melted,
Ne one agg and some sugar in
10 the latter case it will be
Ihocolate. brown in color,
Der a sort Of gray.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-13
When to cut Grass.

Some Of the correspondents Of the
New England Homestead are going
for superintendent sanborn Of the
College Farm for claiming that grass
should not be cut uatil it is bloom in
g. very sharp way. One Of them says:
AFTER reading Professor Sanborn 8
writings I must cay that l am very
much astonished that any psactical
farmer, and certainly professor in a
State college, should advocate the cut
ting Of grass in bloom, or few days
subsequently. Ihave had fifty years
experience in cutting and feeding hay.
Many seasons much Of it was cut too
late. Our present crop gives the best
satisfactisn Of any l ever fed, and
tour,6fths oft was cut in June From
INV experience l am satisfied that L.
500 pounds Of timothy cut one week
previous TO bloom will make more but
ter, beef or mutton than 2, 900 pounds
one week subsequent to bloom. Nine
tons are cut too late where one is cut
too early. There was an article in the
Homestead. ] think two years ago
last summer, purporting to be the ex
periments of German chemist with
grass, claiming that if cut while green
39 per cent was uutriment; when In
blossom, 62 per cent; and when seed
is fully formed or ripe, 81 per cent
nutriment. ! am no chemist, but think
that article worth more than any 9th.
h ever read. If that is near a fair
fascination Of the value of grass in
Eerent stages, Professor San
iYocatiug the the waste of
he Middle and Eastern
\ppe be will repent
from the error Of his