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Science inIarming.
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We have much poor land in the United
States, and an immense area OF good land.
The poor land will be used 10 grow timber,
or be improved by converting more or less
OF II, gradually, into pasture, and stocking
it with sheep and cattle. The main point
is, to feed the sheep or cattle with some
rich heterogeneous food, such as cotton iced
cake, malt.sprouts, bran, shorts, mill-teed,
refuse beans, or bean.meal made from
beans injured by the weevil, or bug. In
short, the owner oil such land must buy
such food as will furnish the most nutii-
ment and make the richest manure at the
least cost-taking both Of these objects
into consideration. He will also buy
more or less artificial manures, to
be used for the production oil fodder crops,
such as corn, millet, Hungarian grass, etc.
And, as soon as a portion OF the land can
be made rich enough, he will grow more
or less mapgel wurzels, sugar beets, tur-
nips, and other root crops. Superphosphate
will be found admirably adapted for this
purpose, and two, three, or four hundred
pounds Of cheap potash salts, per acre, can
frequently be used on fodder crops, in con-
neCtion with two or three hundred pounds
OF superphosphate, with considerable profit.
The whole subject Is well worthy OF care.
iul study. Never in the history Of the
world has there been grander opportunity
for the application Of science to the i'm.
proyement OF agriculture than now.
On the richer lands, the aim OF the farm.
er will be to convert the plant food lying
dormant in the soil into profitable crops.
The main point is good tillsge. In many
cases weeds now run away with half our
crops and all our profits. The weeds which
spring up after the grain crops are har-
vested, are not m unmixed evil. They re.
tain the nitrogen and other plant food, and
when turned under make manure for the
succeeding crops. But weeds among the
growing crops are evil, and only evil.
Thorough blowing Is the remedy, with
drainage where needed.
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n.p opoR TIE UNIVERSITY.

the Offensive smell that Comes From
the "stIGs"of the Costly Medical Dc
parlment.
10 ne Editor q ne IRielligcaen. =.
sIR: Any visitor at the University will
find a foul and unhealthy stencil greeting
his nostils even before he is near the
buildings. Especially is this 50 II the day
is little warm. This disagreeable odor
fills the recitation rooms Of the new build.
ING and may sometimes be noticed in the
old one. All this is occastoned by the
bodies or "stifIS" used in the medica! de:
partraent. They are kept in the second
story OF the new building and all the col:
lege students may have Whit free Of
charge. A partition divides this room
from the modern language room: Geology
Is taught Just across the hall and law i'm
mediately below.
That such a state OF things should be al.
lowed Ito exist and be winked at by the
authorities Is a disgrace to somebody:
Now whom are we to blame? Evidently
the Board OF Regents or the Legislature, or
both. This olIense has existed for years,
and the Board Of Regents must know OF 1t.
II thew do not they are criminally igno-
rant. The Professor in charge, DR.. Allen,
Ia moi responsible, because the Regents have
provided him with nothing better.
What we need is building especially
constructed for the Medical Department,
and located some distance from the main
buildings OF the University. More than
this, we need irregular chartered Medical
School, empowered to confer the degree
and not a first.class farce where to-day only
four Young men are learning the healing
art, and each taxing the State $500 to do 1t
MoRGASTowSRR.
Moranntopn, October.
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had Offices enough 10 git all the money he
wants and he won't take no more. So lsay,
put him in again to keep the other fellers
CI swhat do you think Of Robinson2"
"Robinson? Who in hell's he? Is he
up for Lieutenant Governor along with
"No, he's the Republican candidate for
Governor against Butler
Against But-the devil! / don't know
nuthin' about him and don't want to! An
other O. them thieves, l s'pose. No, sir,
Buffers the man for me, and he's goin' to
Jackson whites. hi, boy, fetch that hos
around!" and the Batter man returned 10
his digging,
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SECOND DEMONSTRATION.

The wheel may be regarded as having
two motions-one Its revolution about ~
axis, the other the forward motion with
the wagon; by the composition ofthese two
the actual motion Of any part may be
found. The forward motion Of the wheel,
as a whole, would DO seen by preventing
It's revolution by locking the wheel, 1t is
the came as that Of the wagon, both in d.
rection and velocity. To examine its mo-
ton due TO to the revolution. let tue
wagon stand still; let the wheel be lifted
by support under the axle, then cause
the whit 81 to reyolve With thesame trsquen'
cy and Ia the elme direction e3 when the
wagon was in motion. Suppose, moreover,
that the wagon was headed northward and
that we stand on Its east side. Now, 1t
will be granted that the outside=ot the
wheel moves with the same velocity az the
wsgon did, the highest part northward
the lowest part southwark. Call northward
motion plus, southwark motion minus,
and let the velocity OF the wagon be l. For
the lowest part ct the wheel, the motion
due to the revolution Is minus ], that due
10 the former motion Of the whole is plus /.
Combining these motions the aIgebraic
sum is nothing, that Is, the lowest part has
no motion. For the highest part the mo.
ton due to revolution is plus !, that due to
the forward motion Of the wheel is plus |.
The sum is plus 2; therefore the actual
motion Is forward with twice the velocity
OF the wagon.
BY applying the principle oil the parallel
ogram OF forces, the actual motion Of any
other point in the wheel may be readily
found. The simplest cases, next 10 those
OF the given question, are those Of the fore.
most and hindmost parts Of the wheel.
The motion OF the foremost part is at an
angle OF for,y.fve degrees downward, and
with the velocity Of l.41. The motion Of
the biRdmost part is with the same vel
ociy at an angle Of torty.tive degrees down
ward
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TIRUsTEE's SANE IN CIIi;,,

M s -. SALE VI EALUABLp
VIRTUE Of deed OF agreement d,tSS
Ilh Day o. october, a. D., Less, made hS WSI ~
mine L Ltttleton, the wiieot Marion Non ,m,unel'
Margaret 4. BONG, the wife Of Rrnr BSpis itot,
keeling. Henry k6el1g August EbelinS M LIg Az.
Drishort, the wife Of Charles Dfiehotst rSi Hnni
and heirsat'laW Of Mrs CArolue EbClpR SIt.utea
10 the undersigned Trustee 10 seem" ~ aStL
division OF the estate Of MFS Caf0lIte FhCf,S,e
ceased, amongst the 4id hein, which Md Ssstu: ~
". Va, will proceed toEell. S'un'S,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, lSsS
commencing al 10 o'clock A. ". the to'lowtr, \.
schbed real estate, tO.wIt: All that piets W. Or
Of gtound situated III the City Of HhCslEy pNISN ~!
county. W. Va, and known a the porib rs ,vhll
and the west hall Of the south hal. ot piiT1S an
(lo one bundled and seven Ut OF II, AZ ibe NV
o. hSSet ana Twenty second streets, In the fiji
ground contains one tWo.stury biIrE JTsIi,ui
house and one twO4tOry frame hOuIc, iroS,IS,
Twenty second street with blipg attached MI ~
able iot tavern stand, aud OCCuI fed al rtfSSnS y.
such ~ August Ebellng, Esq, aid one twoS,o,,
double brick business IOlle fronting on MI,
street. aud at present occupied by HenIy Psna.
EsQ Is shoe store. aud kdWGid BiAltrt IL, "uh
saloon. TheHDOve described properly wtll l5c.,,lH
for business purposes ~ 1t Is on the line NJ ~
Citizens . RswSy COMPANY and can be sold ps
HNH
present Tor MAC hundred and iiil, ali dolls ~
year, and Il leased 10 mt ClAG tenants WIN ~ ~
their rent monthly, not with pTOmIstE, hui ~
down. The above described piLpeIty Was bestSt
fore convey ed 70 John ". Sch lie, as Trusts "
Mn. Caroline Ebellng. during her lifetime, Nv ~
husband. Louis Ebeling, by deed bearing dsie y
the l4'h day Of June, 4. D., 1876 and OI rCr,Sd \,
tho Clerk o1lcc Of ohie county, ". Va, IN ~
Book No. 6S, folio AIS. 80 ''Ss
Also, three several tracts Of land situated In a.,
county OF belmont, State Of Ohio, tHwIt: m y.
the northeast quarter Of section (l6) fifteen ioTS.
ship (6) Six and range (Sl time, COntGlnipv IboS,
four acres and one hundred and iortyEeVen ~
one half poles. Another tract, and also nan oI ~
same Seciion, containing about seven scrtS tTs
roods and seventeen poles: and another inrt "
the same section containing about four Sr, -
aud two poles, subject TO reduction y
about one and thtce.fourth acres heretofore i,I,s
up by the Cleveland, TuScArawAs l. Wheeling RC.
road Company, and running along the ctctf m
10 the Slid Railroad company by MS. Caroline M.
cling and John ". SchultEe, trustee. sGid liba
lies along the National RoGd west Of Bfdrpno,st
contains about hlte,n acres Of we'll CulliyS,1d
Ia d, together with outhouses and q Two SION
frame dwelling house, AtprcSent occupied by oni,
Ebeling, Esq, Is q saloon In connection with ii,
employment a. q gardner. Rents 81 piesent II,
two hundred dollars per year, and coniiiefrd
cheap rent
heis all Of age, aud will IOin In the execution q
$50 49, JOHN ". scHULTzE, Truuee
NEJNF II uATIER
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Mrs. Dr. wallon's Periodical Tea.

Mother Walton has prescribed this yalua.
bic medicine for great many years In her
private practice, and II has proved an tinfail-
Ing specific In the treatment Of the many dis.
orders 10 which the female constitution Ia
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wiShes TO fully impress
on tho public that the Tea Is not like many
noatrums put up by unprincipAl men for
purposes 90 base We will not mention them,
But Is simply 10 Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
sufIer, Price 81. For sale by ]. +. 6hirk,
LOGAN a Co., also ohAA Menkemeller, Wheel.
ing, and 3. X. MeCoaahey bridgeport OF
mailed on receipt Of price by Frazier Modi'
cine Col Cleveland. pAw
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The Springfield Republican says that o
political agent, who has been laboring with
HE country voter, fell in with an aged
granger IA the other day, and asked him what
S "SWeli, !" said the old gentleman, leaning
on his potato hook, "Politics is all right,
@a Yes ss'i but who are you going to vote
i0t s.yote for ~ by goah, I'm goin' to vote
for Ben Butler like all the rest Of EN-.
They're oil thieves anyway Now Butlers
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We do not ind fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular psys;cian-this
Is no! our mission-but We do claim II be
were to add PtHDia TO his prescriptions as d..
rected in our book on the ellis Of Life" land
furnished gratuItously by all druggists), be
would cure all his patients.
"oswEao. Potter County, Pa.
DR.. HAETMAN-Dear Sir: Tide small ulcers
are all healed, and the two large ones are not
feeling guile well. The people soy your
PeTan9 Is doing q miracle. do not lake
nearly SO much opium as did before.
nav Mrs. ELLEN MAYNARD.
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TaE testimony Of many who long su ilered
from i'll health, caused by an impure state OF
The blood goes 10 prove that the best remedy
for making the blood rich, red and pure, for
Identifying the complexion, for curing cores,
pimples and all other skin diseases, for re.
moving aches, pains, stlf joints, rheumatism,
etc, for increasing the power. Of endurance,
for giving health and strength oevery weak
portion Of the body, Is DR.. Guysotts Yellow
Dock and sarsapartlla. Its effect pleases the
user In every Instance. No other remedy
aonalR II pAE
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A GENTLEMAN from Orwell, Pa, called my
attention 70 Ely's Cream Balm as remedy
fer Catalrh Hay Fever, etc. He was Sd earn
est In sssertingit to be a positive cure (tim.
slll having been cured byitl that purchased
astock. The Balm has already effected CURES
P. F, HYATT, NJ D. Bordentown, n. ]. rrns&w
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EDUCATIONAL.
VTAsHINGTON SCHOOL
w RLOCUTIoS d ENGLISH LANGUAGE
9oI II Etteet, n. W., Washington, B;C,
MRS, II. STEVENS HART, Pitncla5

liz
Begins October !, closes June !. FhVAe paF1
received after September J.. ,., 81.
Natural development and culture o. ue uV w
for the purposes Of Conversation, Residing, ru.5
Address and Singing. Correct use o. the ~
OF Articulation and RcSplration, together wa ',
Philosophical laws by which those ofSAl4 HSF
served and developed. ,..,,,.,., 4,
Easy and natural Expression Of Sensimeh!
means OF Speech Gesture. including ehhAcsi~
ton, Dramatic Reading and Recitation: ,L,..,
Prevention OF Chronic Affection o. INC In ~,
lungs aud digestive orgAnF, and the Slice
OF Nhected organs by iudici0nS V0CA! M.u Eh!i'N
Erill, endorsed by prominent ThyECass .,, :, ard
Distinct Articulation taught "a S'Ainnc,k X. ~ Z,
other IN lIeriuR from painful Vocal vects, ~ \,
Sult 0i habit, that msy be entirely Mai3iSs
renisIeut effort OIL TIC pattOt the sHGtii. eI III.
bv JudIc!ous ard experienced lctthe!. ". y,
ever sSnOrrnal conditions 81 the vCCSl ANY,
present, tho Gd leo Of 8 rhyHC.lL y .S 0VtSV'
pfiof 70 the Vocal kxeiciaes :vtn by W. IN Ia
limited number Of pupils vi. &c iGAtl ~ MI y,
Pdncipai'g family for the general dee'lono u -
Studes. Send for circular -E -
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FIRST DEMONSTRATION.

The lowest pant OF the wheel is in con-
fact with the ground; hence can have no
motion unless It be sliding motion. A
sliding motion might be produced by fric-
ton at the axle.tree or elsewhere, but the
consideration OF friction evidently does not
enter into the problem. Now, 1t is plain
that when this part ceases 10 be In contact
with the ground then it ceases to be the
lowest part; therefore, the lowest part Of
the wheel has no motion. Next, since we
have found Joint In the wheel which
does not move, and which We will call the
fixed point, 1t follows that all motion Of the
other parts must be circular motion about
this point as center. Also, the velocity
OF any part must be proportioned TO its
distance from this point, and its direction
that OF tangent to the arc which 1t is max
ing.
AgaiA, the velocity Of the center Of the
wheel ia the same as that OF the wagon, for,
being the eame point as the center oil the
axle, it cannot move isster nor slower nor
in any other direction than the axle. LIS
distance from the fixed point is evidently
equal to the radius OF the wheel. There.
fore, the velocity Of any part OF the wheel
must be greater or lees than that OF the
wagon in proportion as its distance from
the lowest point Is greater or LEGS than the
radius OF the wheel, and the direction OF
lis motion is at right angles TO the direction
Of that lowest point. Now, the distance Of
the highest part is twice that OF the center;
therefore, it moves twice as fast; that is,
twice es fast IS the wagon. The direction
OF the lowest part Is vertical; therefore,
the direction Of motion is horizontal; that
is, directly forward.
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TRAYELEN,s GUIDE.
Trains arriyc and depart as iollows-city time.
natttn,nxo \ nhin NV y,yY- nPp A nj,


Trains arrive and depart as iollows-city time.
baltimore d OhIo--MA1N LlaE-DEPART-
1:66 4 m, $40 q m, 2I0 p M, $40 p m, 7:05 m.
q o. DIE-9:2o m, ais p N, l1:lb p m, $40 m.
W. a P. Div:-DEPAIT- For Pittsburgh, Cos m,
and 800 m: for Washington, Pa, 6:25 and o. n,
S;l9 and $50 N; toE Elm Grove 1855 p m; AR
$40 m, I:l6 p m. O. o. DIy.-6:l0 p m. $50 q m,
ass m. W. d P. DISCRIMINATION Pittsburgh
$50 m, and $50 p m: from WashlDgtou, Pa, Sod
and $50 q m; LIB and $50 N; from Kim Grove,
Etopm.
r., q. & ST. L.-nErARr-s27 a m, oo2 a m.
i:22 p m, l:47 p N. ARGryE-&S7 q N, 11:l2 q m,
&67p m, 7:07 pm.
Cleveland, Lorain d wheeIiug.-DEPARf
Bridgeport and e. Clalrsyile Accommodation, 020
m and SIS p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MSAilon
l:l0 pm. AERIyE-S:SS N, 1910 N, &I5 p N,
Et6 pm.
cleveland & Pittsburgh-DxrART-e;l2 A
N, 1880 10, 400 p m; steubeuvIlle AocommodS.
lion sos N, HolAVille Accommodation sos
nm. AKRivE-l208 N, 4:ia p N, S:l2 D N; Stau.
benyille Accommodation S:SS p N, WGllsyille Ao.
commodGtion &4sAm
II. Y. a q. Rnilway-LREyE BellRiFe for
woodSheld and Summarized at 6.i6 O m. and 300
n m, ARRIVE al BellalF0 a. 9l6 q. M and 620 nm.
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THE pRonLEm Of rHE WHEEL.

Does the Upper Part Move Pastor Than
The Lower Part Solution by Proi'
stevens, Formerly OF Wheeling.
Prof. S. G. Stevens, formerly Principal oil
the Sixth Ward School Of this city, and
later Principal Of the LinsIy Institute, in
an article in the Louisville Courier JOnrnai
thus discusses and solves problem which
has bothered many heads, and perhaps
will bother more: :,
The following question has been much
discussed and various conclusions arrived
al; let us see see II We can settle 1t
. docs the upper part oil wagon.wheel
move faster than the lower part, and IL 30,
how muck iaster?"
The correct answer Is: The lowest par
doea moi move at all; the highest part moves
forward twice as fast as the wagon. l pro-
pose two demonstrations Of this PROPOSE
zion:
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Z ELM GROVE r. r.

On and after MONDAY, NAY II, 1853, tunttl
further notiee) can will run from the City aud
atsmmI every hour from esoA. Y. 70 $50 TN.
myl2 Y. KLKEH, aupt.
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In the life OF plays, where reason rules,
the bad die young.-Ntw Orleans Ptcaytthe.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY, .,,v,-
M 1917 AND IIOO M ST. EORIhmN'
Warrington, D. e., ,ts,
Epn,cus wednesday, sGpttL.Dc' ~ i'SS'
Mn 1, Rudy S0AEh.5, PI!nciHel.

MT. ], hDDl oOhht-7' ''' -
English cOune-cOmplctO' thorough AID "~
''t Classic courtCrlcpsrcs for she EnT J Sts
the seminary; or for entREce Hl'o WV
" French and GermAn-By the "EAIurai Se'h'a
'fFIeeniicn-CharRe Of Mn. u. Stevens Htrl' H3'
ctpei Of the Warrington School Of EocatlOnI : Pm
Vocal MuEIc-DIrectlon Of hGcaiSe A"H'' ''''
MN ins H MuGlc-DIrOc.!On Q! POL Awe
GloetKrer. ,,-.s,ror nj PfeL G
Hefger, Director OF Washington All 5eIi IN.
Decorative Ait-Urder supervision OIL C"IP'"-
' RRaiFSEiSREECEs:-By permission Ms soaen p"
fen 10 the following pRtlou6: vv r,urA
Rev, Il, q, Andrews, BihhOp o. M =. sS.,s,STd
wSShinStnn' D. q: Hoii. II. n. Teller, setieAsI. N
The Interior Hon j. j. Harlan, AisC Jq ~ v -
CT. Warrington, D. G.; Gen. Jgnh w q, T sesI
Ala; Sen. wiTn'I Miller; IIeTsncJ H s5lnn,iSS,p
Green B. RAum, Com. Of Int; RsT', s,ie. IuIdt
Hin. EditOr Of wheeling intelligence: - -
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DIED

DIED.
GAuGuAN-o On Wednesday evening, Cctober3i,
1858, at Q O'Clock, MIF. BKIDGGr GAtoHAs. aged 70
years.
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The finest in the city. pplendtdly lsca,ed. at no.
1865 Main street. EtqulreO of
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William z. Zane and o!herf.

by virtue Of decree entered by said Court
thoaboVe entitled cause on the liih day Of January
1888, the undersigned Special CsTmiSiohti Wy
sell at public sale GE the front door Of the Cont
Rouse OF said county on
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Charles F, Zane and otheS.
BY virtue ola decree entered by said court In TIE
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of October.
| 1888, The undersigned appointed thereby SPEED
| Commissioner for the purpose, will sell NJ puSk
falc, at the front door Of the COurt House Of All
| county oil
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UISN1"E VV174'7z7l7EVsst1'
WIZ. HALLER, Auctionect.
hereby certify that bond has been gyenbg
above named Special Commissioner As IeQlred9
the Court. ,,,,
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MorgantOpn, October.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A LARGE NEW STORE ROOM.

TOR RENT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-09
RECAUDACION
C0NTRIBUCIONES DEL ESTADl
EN- LA CAAITAL.
A Wis o..

Cumpliendo 10 dispuesto en- ell art.
l9 de la instruction para la cobranza
de los debitos por contribnciones de 3
de Diciembre de 1880, aprobada por
Real orden de la propia feeha, y de 10
mandado en- el SO del Reglamento para
hacer efectiva la de la territorial, apro-
bada por Reales 6rdenes de 10 de Ju-
pio y Z de Octubre de 1881, hago pre-
sente que durante diez dias, d contar
desde ell 10 del corriente mes, Sc pro-
cedera por los cobradores de .esta Re
caudaci6n a la cobranza q domicilio de
la correspondence al primero y segun-
do trimestres del afio econ6mico actual
de l883-84 por contribution Terrific
rial. Vencido dicho termino, los que
no 70 hubissen satisfecho podran veri-
ficarlo en- esta Recaudaci6n, sta en- Ia
ralle de la Luna mum. %, durante otro
plazo de dlez dias que terminara el 80
del mismo actual mes; en- la inteligen-
cia de que trascurrido este tiltimo, Sc
procedera al cobro por la via ejecutiva,
segun 10 prevenido por terninantes Or
denes de Ia Inrendencia y en- ell art. II
de Ia misma instruction, aplicandose d
los deudores las penas establecidas en-
los articulos Is y 20 de la misma.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conoci-
miento de los contribuyentes q quienes
concierna.
Puerto Rico, 10 de Dbre. de 1883.
Ell Recaudador, MIGUEL VAssALLo.
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GEL GRANo DE MOSTAZA.

mos 10 siguiente:
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA.
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell case
nos sugiere, insertamos con mucho gus
tn la siguiente carta que nos remlte Ell
Rdo. Pbro. ID. Benito Walls.
Dice asf:.
Sr. Director del Daario de Matansas.
Sirvase publican en- el peri6dico de sn
digno cargo las siguientes lineas, favor
que lie agradecera su atfmo. Capellan
@. B. S. M.-Benito Valls.
Ell Sr. D. Andres Rodriguez, dueno
de la gran fabrica de cigarros "La Be-
leza" en- la Habana, con esa caridad
que tanto lie distingue en- favor de los
menesterosos, para socorrer d las pobres
niflas que Sc abrigan en- ell "Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul de esta ciudad,
ofreci6 ar cinco centavos por cada
veinte cajetillas vacias, rotas 8 sucias,
de su fabrica, que por dicho asilo Sc lie
presentaran; este ia sido ell grano de
mostaza de que nos habla el Ecangelio,
puesto que, Sr. Director, ann no hace
dos amos que hizo tan generosa oferta
va Sc han recogido $4,000 marcas, one
han dado $50 pesos bilietes, cantidad
religiosamerte entregada por ell sefor
Rodriguez y recibida por conducto del
Sr. D.. 1sidoro j. Ojeda. Dicha suma
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrir las
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
muy alto en- favor del sefor Rodriguez;
= Ell que suscribe quiere hacer pdblico
semejante beneficio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias d dicho
seflor, asi como tambien d don Dionisio
Moreion, dueho del expreso que con-
duce dichas marcas gratui .amente La
capital, y q tantas personas que, COM
Eprendiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
sacrifcios de ninguna clase, entregan
las cajillas que recogen por las calles y
plazas, contribuyendo con su obo-o d
tan gran carload.
Deseo, Sr. Director, que lame la
atenci6n sobre tan brillantes resultados,
que, como ha dicho Vd. muy bien, con
las-"sobras del rico hace festin el po-
bre."
Matanzas, Octubre 81 de 1888.
Pbro. Benito VaHs."