davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
GACETILLAS.

SslloS de goma.-Ss haCsn con
toda perfeccion en- Ia casa BOLE
TIN MEROANT1L; para Juzga-
dos, Alcaldias, O6clnas y partlcu-
lares, 90 constrhyen de todos ia
mafios. Sc reciben 6rdenes de en-
cargo, las cuales ser&n cumplidss
linmediatamente Y & satisfaction.
Esta casa Sc ha provisto de los
elementos necesarios al efecto.
La Rsina; liquido para dorar. -
En esta CASA SO venden frasquitoS
conteniendo este l1quido, que sirve
para dorar y restaurar marcos J
otros objetos. Sus efectos son ms
tantaneos Y a imirables. Su fuerza,
de gran duraci6n & intensidad. Sc
vende q preciOs m6dicos.
Imprsnta del "BOlstin". .-ACS.
ban de recibirse, de diversos colo
res, las msgnificas tintas de escri-
bir, copiar y para sellos, asf como
la legitima 8 inmej jora6le cola liqui-
da, en- preciosos envases, de los
afamados fabricantes u. Matthew
Plessy, de Paris.
Eominas. - Mspussto que les
u6minas Sc presenter en- 'os Gen.
tros impresas, y no manuscritas,
esta casa tieue ell gusto de ofrecer-
las, 4 precios sumamente modicoA.
Saludo. -- EueStro conSeCusnts
Iy distinguido amigo el limo
Sr. d. Sebastian Mufioz y Rivera,
digno Jefe del Partido Iucondicio
nal en- Arroyo, cuya vista hemo
tenido ell gusto de recibtr, Ia lle-
gado & esta Capital, en- compaiiia
dc su estimable familia, con el fln
de trasladarse & Caguas por una
temporada, y convalecer y Testa-
blecerse por complete de la en-.
lfermedai que ACADIA de sutrir.
Reiteramos nuestros afectuosos
saludos oil sefior MuhoE. hac endo
los exten iyos 4 81 respectable IA
milia, y deseando Ia Festauracion
pronta J perfecta del buen amigu
y oorreliglonafio.
Kmprssa d. carrasjss s.--partiei
paanos los ssforc~ Pa Vida
aabeF astAb.ecldo unA ell CagaAs
una Rmpresa de eaffasIes, la oual,
segd d hcmo> DIDO, oacntA eou cx
q, l,.tlcs yoLiealus, bnvuos eAb sllo,
j eelosoa & lnGsl' COATES ooudueso.
sxA-
| Cviehramoslo, dessAuIo { 10 nA.
sslcnte Knpfosa tod@a Lac ptospvFi,
tAdes pps.bIes.
| BArbAEs i--CasnlA " ii Kea" as
Arvcs DO h EnonssFa0.idAA An haerr
nn individuo, pAnA4eryn, mAi,r1io
1 un niho dc I4l manrsa, que se
sUna saeumh ~ - lntesAx vtcaiEaA
q bFutAl sgfesion.
| EaugslA. Ssgaa 81 Popular
lie Pene@. - probable aas e. No
ssuentav YtaiEe 4 10 Gsa4ma del y
! sbtA aaa ssaagsass1a "a A4aea
fa@iEa. uaa oomlaAhsa Dc kAsa4e1A
| Ss salTs. n! taniagp glt.@s
c. satssn, eu P,aszsA ae Tassua. ~
Assssgs . tsnao ae a. g.i4as, de-
paAl iaS ekssAsAo oEaftaAA III "a
sasass, s@l.ARAssae Is i aaaeFte
IgueFa aaea lAa AAaAAa 90 ease
gs4u aso Aa eass4asos
| DehsAEaa e. gAG As gAahAs 4
ssesas xlaA s. IasaAs&s i se6ass
iukA hAaaea laAss 10 GtAlaaaa
ileaeAasNssAs - e&N8s@ 98sssA
Fa1A Vi ! ss O. Ags Ss h.
lsA6.ssf So paFa VI I As. psAas@
1xsa0sx. 81 sssasEa lAesssea. - -
| aaA alsTssela 80 TAlsQa saAA&AI
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berg asss GAsa sss -.

kl EsaAas 4 aa#tAl yArA q G. -. |.
tSs1se ! ssss@asss@ 81 sMa e. 90 49,
J 4easaA5aAs AAs@ ssxaH u eN3Asa !
80 asa&ss AA&ss sssss@ Ia =. assa
aaAan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

del doctor don Jose M4rti y Cuysr,
Me iico de las Universidales de Madrid
y Barcelons.
Eayudsnte de los distingaidos ocul.
istas Doctor Gelpi y carrerasJ Ara.
&c de Barcelona.
Ofrece al pdb.ico sus servicios en-
Caguas Gale del Oomercio ntmero
u.
Asistencia gratis a los pobres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Habana, Agosto 20 de 1888.

Por el Ex ,mo Sr. Gobernadol
General Sc concede un nuevo
plazo de 40 dias para que las so
ciedades existentes en- la isla, que
aun no 10 hayan hecho, cumplan
10 dispuesto en- la ley dictada pa
ra regular ell derecho de asocia-
ci6u, maudada observar por Rea]
Decreto de 13 de JUNO pr6ximo
pasado.
Ar,ioulos AZ, 50, 81, 90, 10, II
y IL de la mlsma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
bles j6venes dessesta Capital, q be-
neficio de los inundados de Ponce

bles j6venes desesta Capital, a be-
nefcio de los inundados de Ponce.
Casino Espafol.- eSta ges
tionando la construcci6r, en- el Ca
sino Espanol de esta Oiudad, de un
elegante Teatro.
Feliz pensamiento, cuya reali-
zaci6n reportara innegables venta-
jas a la Sociedad, ofreciendo un
gran attractive a los aficionados q
la esceGa.
" Gaceta Escolar de Agricultu
ra. - Hemos recibido el primer
ndmero de este dtil peri6dico, que
ha fundado y dirige el apreciab!e
Professor don jose Ballesteros Mu-
T0z.
Gracias, y deseamos al nuevo
colega larga vida.
Reglamento. Con atento B. L. M
nos ha remitido ell selor Presiden-
tie de la Sociedad Los Amigos del
Bien P1bIioo, don Julian Silva, un
ejemplar del reglamento de aque.
LA institution.
Agradecemos al senior Silva esta
deferencia.
Replica. - En- el pr6ximo nd
nero insertaremos una replica, que
hemos recibido de Mayaguez, de
persona muy respectable, Y va di-
rigida al Alpha de La Balanza, so.
bre la circular del Sr. Mullenhoff.
Traslaci6n dc cqsas.-Leemos On
I'M colega que el Ayuntamiento de
Pouce ha acordado permitir Ia
traslaci6n de las casas situadas a
orillas del rio Portugts, 6 que pue-
dan correr peligro en- las corrien-
tes, libres del pago del arbitrio mu.
nicipal, y sin necesidad de pedir Ii
cencia.
vsCantss. = Lo estan segdn la
Gaoeta, ell Registro dc la Propie-
dad de MayagH.z, y la Hscuela de
la Oarcel de esta Capital.
A los aspirantes.
Bienvenida.-Se la damos muy
cordial & nuestro distinguido ami
60 ell dignfsimo Teniente OoroneI
de Ejercito don Antonio Lopez de
Haro, que acaba de llegar de Pom
&c, Y q quien hemos tenido el gus
to de estrechar la mano.
DeseAmosle toda suerte de salts
facciones Ell esta Capital.
Biblioteca Pdblica Muuicipal.-
Ei senior Coroner Teuieute Ooronel
don Enrique RIzo Y Martorell, pri-
mer Jefe del Battalion Infauterfa
de Madrid, ha ohseqniado Ia b.
blioteca con B precIosos llbros de
selectas obr"s lIterarias, edicioDes
dc 1884 al 1856, lujosamente en-
cuaderDados.
El legalo es digno del apreciable
sefinr que 10 ha hecho, por eiIo
mei eco los piacemes de los aman-
tes de la literature, interesados oil
el progreso de Ia B,blioteca que
tantos benehci0s reporta a tOdas
las clases de nuestra culta socie.
dad.
Cigarrillos "La Corona. Son
incomparables; su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
tQu6 fumador de gusto no los sa-
b0rea y admira
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
SaenE y Ga.
0trs veg los Cigarrillos de !" La
Oorona."-Corons, y de ORC fino,
merecen sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el coImo de la deli
cia y de la mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. de O. G.
saenE y Ga.
Martirss del higado y del est6-
msgo,-Tomad las Piidoras de Bristol,
y vuestros padecimientos desspsreceran
como por encanto. Purifcan 10 bills y
rsgulsrizan las funcioues de los organos
digsstivos, conservAudo ell cuerpo, por
conslguients, en- IN petfecto estado de
salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Llamamos Ia atenci6n hacia Ia
carta siguiente

Sres. Scott d Bovine, New York,
Muy sehores mios: Me complace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
To que los mejores medicos de la
Habana hacea grandes elogios de
la EmuIsi6n de Scott prescribien
dola constantemente q sus enfer-
mos, debiendose q este el immense
y cada dia creciente consume que
yieue alcanEando. rs el medica-
mento dc patente que mas 50 ven
dc Ell Ia actnalidad.
Soy dc Vdes. con Ia mayor con
sideracion =. 5. q, u. s. Ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

GENERAL DE MERCANClAS
Cslssdo para senorss , nihos.
Camss de hero.
Colchones de Alambre.
Colchonetas.
Almohsdas de plane.
ClAv . de tonelero.
Ciavos y tornillos galvanisados.
Hero gslvaniEado, liso , scanalado.
Cumbreras
MAquinAs de eosef,
Maebies,
Gas brillAnte,
Aceite hnaEa.
PintnrAs.
Pslas de hero.
Machetss superiores.
AE,dss para hseiendAs.
RelAs para arAdo.
Losa en- cslss.
En- ell almacen de los Sc
hores
s. Melon d. Co.,
SAN IusTo. iG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

nal atentado en- ell centric de una
finca, en- la que SO estan llevando
q caho importantes trabajos, por 10
que, como es natural, habfa en- las
casas que circundan 81 batey gran
nhmero de personals.
A la hora en- que trazamos estas
lineas, once de la mafiana. no 81
tienen otras noticias del referid0
secuestro que las que acabamos de
dar."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
HONROSl MANIFESTATION.

Lo es para el sefior Bobadilla
la siguientc, que con gusto inser'
tamoS:
sabana-grsnde, Sbre. % de 1883.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MER.
CANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
lkELUJ ElkIA
y nFnCTos MxLxTARNa
DE- JOSH CLAUpIo.-aAS JUsro,G

Caassazis sarsl3o 90 egsstoa para 70 ArnadA
S9sgsits YasaatAs4sa. ~psv,sAa para smplsaAss Dc
Il S>as2aA. Lsst~os Esasssssss,-~FlAsAA, eEResa y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

III S$1lils CAAassAal, qss sisas
tsma aaav@aMAl, 60 aa pafx.airo -
10. Fvtte@@snte, 1r ga AAlos agra.
dahse y de anA cae4eaA e4estA pAEA
eamAAaAr l. seAsssg.&Ssaag a. ga
pleo aaarso ea assi 4 baa gvaasoa J
seasaAsaen@ . "a psssaaAA he
as ssea g~egasaeaso sAg galsess, ! "a
essnx nxea4Asaseea oaEcbs9AeA 4 aaa ses-
tasssaA taa ss~s.Aa. ] assmesxy1.aVA , 1
Ala eSnta.SaAoa gAaa8tssa sa gsss
s1esAs@sAa Fl aEsatssu mAa aa&ve
lAsa IA s~ass@a y - nsA1a
PaaA evlsAs ri g~A xso Ia IA sAl
= seesAs2ssse~ De- ssAssia. ] aa ia aae
AAesAaAeu Gsaa 3o.&4@ae fssass. De- - n
n l'As@a@a~a - 81 a@Aea pss44AsN
Aqs, sail@se s9asss - ssA4ass ..
Hsssa t@v Aea Aa&os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

Una prueba mds, y fehaciente
de Ia moralizadora gesti6n aimi
nistrativa del General Marin en-
Cuba. Leemos en- un colega los
siguientes datos acerca de Ia re-
csudaci6n de la Aduana de "a
Habana en- Agosto:
Recaudado hasta el
dia IA de Agosto
de 1883 inclusive. $3.50, ,558 q
III. hasta el dia IA in
elusive de Agosto
de 1887. 2OO,046 AZ
Diferencia . favor del
presente mes. ...... Sl9O,d12 80
La elocuencia de los nhmeros
es incontrsstahle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Subastas.

Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntsmientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28
Puerto.Rico.

Puerto. .Rlc0.
Muy senior milo Y colega: Ruego
kV. se sirva hacer publican en- su
ilustrado peri6dico la adjunta car
ia, que dirijo al sefior Bobadilla.
Favor que espera de V. su alto.
yS.S.
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Iesl Sara.
RI nombre raro = extrano a

81 nombre raro J e1trano de-
q Hauams4ls VirsiuleA, 1" bslo sI eual
80 eonncido ell u'no gran dsscnbri.
misato De. sAblo Detos &. &. Bnstat
20 10 uomaAeloa eieu,iaeA DC IL
nafayllg8sA plantA afnsta anA de . coal
xGtsl3 81 a eIse kxtrA, q ag8!s 4
Hs@a~ "a, qae iisxa sI aoa bts Ne.
-aAasets sauaoi te1stl4 Eaisosiane,
lssea bseEig pilmssivAnsha poG ia
la1las, gas 10 asaaAa ga tara~
.ll@isisA somo agees eA.4A@sS }
ataGlv3 se tols sag~sss is & d - slo.
see 'vnsera ass. IA sr.3ss, :u@lsfes, Ai4-9
stmaAs. Eea.ass a4og etc 4as & , -
vsai49 seg a@a d. las agtates setA.
s4aess mas ia Ess1sAatAs asl III. 90 e.
GSAss 70 l. at< as ole - %. "a s4gsgsa,
alA sHssaaa. StaaAs - ia III ~ 49, s.s
a@s Aea@ sata 1 e~iA tfAaGs as
k-Etrasss DEL lsfasass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

FarA ii ! ss O. ass Sc b.
lsAe.ssssAu paTA VI I 49, paAH =
uxgatsst. 81 sgAasao lasl saa - -
!aaa assFsssla - VaIssa ssaAaa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

mat IIIob uoI u1S 0uU uuI oSLU-
ma go,-Tomsd las Pildoras de Bristol,
y vuestros pAdecimientos desspsreceran
como por encanto. purifcan 10 bills ,
regulsrizan las funciones de los 6rganos
digestivos, conservAudo ell cuerpo, por
conslguients, en- IN pelfecto estado de
sAlud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

BArbhru l--CasntA " ii Eaa" 4,
A rves eo h. EnonssFao~adad An aaRNe
nn ipdivtdno, pAnAiersA, mailtaaio
1 un niho dc tAl manesa, sue ~
seana sneumhe u lnteslx StesiIaA
a bEuiAl sgfpsion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

DeNAEaa sa go As EaaAas 4
sssssss staA So iEasasS@s i se6ass
aaakA GAaaaoeA laaAs - ltAlasat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

Ne talTe HI te@isgp gltsG1
90 satssn, on P4szsA IS Tsnsra. ~
Asss35 q t3gsa9 de a. aisas, Is
caAl ias ektsAsAo opaftaaA J fl sa
snsass, salxARass@e - i 81 aeFte
Igm&ssaA Aasm Ia aA@sAA 10 eaae
ssst Atsa A1 aats24so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-09-28

EominaS. - DispusStO que les
u6minas Sc presenter en- 'os Gen.
tros impresas, y no manuscritaS,
esta casa tiene ell gusto de ofrecer
las, 4 precios sumamente modicoA
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H. tNIIaltIpAla hVtufu tUom.
IN regAnd TO the question of civil
Si'iee reform President elect Iarri-
soa has one decided advantage over
e as recent predecessors. Neither the
v ~ holders nor the otiice-seekers
ssc'ed him. The contributions to his
.l'nRaign fund were made hy men
ruo Go not want office. but who had 4
Seat Personal interest in putting the
s@epuoiiean party in control of the
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rs coming on?
nonise-What. DEAR
tiy-Why, my mustsche.
.oolse- Don't Won think il would he
$500 10 trim the eyebrows down TO
Az. -Sh Tie mu, tache instead Of trying
~: iohger t. entice the mustache to
Ssich the eyebrows
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~ ,snamton Republican: "A liz
rs, '1ihs may completely upset A
s,s1 observed Brown when he
''aihoied over the bAbv
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Tholnss q ]
- hzsfEhf &AAs
AZ. SD h4se
dof The msfks
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WEIGH & OLSEN.

CIvIL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTs-
~ men All kinds OF mechanical draught-
ing promptly attended TO.
Room "A. Colonial block. second street.
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Notice to Contractors.
sYCoNn srRFrT GRADE.

SECOND STREET GRADE.
SEALED BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned. city clerk OF the CITY
OF Seattle, on or before
FRIDAY, DECEMBER :. 1855.
At 4 O'Clock ,. m, for she grading Of and
construction Of sidewalks on both sides of
Second stre-t. from Pine street 10 blsnch-
ard street. IN accordance with the plans
aud specifications therefor Row on hle in
my othce.
deposit Of 40 ss security for the execu-
ton Of any contract that may Be awarded.
The city reserves the riEht 20 rei.ct any
and bids. W K FORREST Clerk.
Fret publication soyem Der =. lssS
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lNsla NF71T'
Zee aNrfsl n
80 sfx- n
Erargz gi<Ns
aiiitiss .
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q fbis AZ
he HEsreaf
pE from the
4 81 wefkraei
hd Oilers
IfA
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emperor I,
n 10 days
by thr eu
IN Berlin q
Nlcrsaag
ING evils
custom 4
rStathn
.rsTPesst
p Ehrify {
Fcfurleati
81 A0o1
the sab
stag toaa
ieI L Was
Hpmeabo
4 lscru
der caas3s
ne sum of
led This
p dark as
tt0fhp bli
eNiausiy (,
IN appears
startafloa<
idiscoateu
sir desires
ID or ncu
atcScf sue
ming
keeusr4rl
exclude I
gsan poll,
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D. Rome corr
graphs q
a = stitr tos
~ don 10 4
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FISH Es * CLARK,
H. STEIN MAN,

A RCHrTECTs - BUFFERS BUILDING,
n James St, opposite Occidental Hotel
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k8an Adnfs
4 4 Admin
fne. Il dead
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The house
dnr second
flF al exten
Earisppts
hnd made a
thc eaiieat
iumenf vase
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inpsEor Fran
N.igraph lest
tgra;ulsfing
b Of his -
\ his cIuth.
hien,lship,
alliance hiu.
King n
htnlAll.llls
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JOHN G. JANICKE,

A RcHrTECT-RooM5 5. REiNIG Block.
N Front aud Marion streets
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AtEAnAl
hat end was
~ ~ expos,
inuesc
4 var. dcfen
ent. aud the
the Irish
gsFous attAe
nent ~ Dill
BaihluF 10
and 70 try
" no n
- HiiscnauI
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cosINiIss
aHnaging
fArrfuNau

~ the Parn
med kalii
threats q
The moon
ar loyalty
gnitthe
uceE bon
nfiof. tcStf
Gonnen
vieof the
ing 20 Dc
e., that he
-
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RICHARD ossogN. TRrsTKS ?. DYzz
OSBORN * DY ER,
T AwYERs,
II SEATTLE, VT.
Rooms IL aud Is, Yesler Building. NH
street, end Of Commercial Take elevator.
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oI.UTIoSl
60 Ol,ser,
nafyersars

ny hoslsesha
arrests m
with the rev
tough recent
{of
n Emperor
r. kept secseI
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nsay Hor'
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sp<onlizs.f
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Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
Southern Stock and Grass-Growlng
Association.

After forty years study and obseEVa-
tiOn on Southern soils and in Southern
climates, the writer suggests to all
Southern farmers the wisdom of organ
ling a large association to promote
the most profitable and extensive grass
culture and stock-growing in the
Southern States. These States contain
over six hundred million acres of fair
farming land, and generally in eli
mates adapted to the easy and cheap
production of the best American and
European grasses, implying the cheap
and easy production Of all grass-cating
and miIk-producing domestic animals.
Good pastures and excellent meadows
naturally open the way for the most
beautiful and profitable stock hus-
bandry, dairy husbandry, and sheep
husbandry. The best pastures, sum-
mer and winter, spring and autumn,
are not altogether the free gift OF
nature. Nor are the best meadows to
be had without the aid Of labor and
skill in that direction. For the assOcia-
ton to be popular and most useful, its
members should not be asked to pay
over one dollar a year, and should re-
ceive a dollars worth of the best grass
seeds or of grass cuttings, such as may
be obtained from Texas blue grass,
Bermuda, po0 compresSG, and few
others. When the war between the
States began the writer had sixty
species of European grasses under
trial whose seeds were got in London.
There are at least twenty species OF
grass cultivated in England which
should form a part of our permanent
pastures and meadows.
We already have the largest and
smallest breeding horses of western
Europe; the largest and smallest dairy
COWS and beef cattle; the largest and
smallest, whether for wool or mutton
of their many varieties of sheep. But
we are far from having in general
cultivation all of their best herbag g
plants for the economical feeding OF
these important animals. The asso-
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
How to Overcome the Dangers OF
EXPOSURE.

Francis O'Reilly, the wcll-known livery
man of No. IS Prince street, New York,
saws of ALLCOCK's Porous PLAsTERs:
"For the last forty-tWo years have been
engaged in the livery and hacking busi,
ness. l am greatly aided by my four boys,
We are much exposed to the weather, and
we have found ALLCoCK's PLAsTERs OF
very great service. We use them as chest
protectors, placing one on the chest and
one on the pit of the stomach. They not
only ward off the cold, but act as a tonic.
We are frequently affected with rheuma-
tism, kinks in the back, and pains in the
side; but one or two of ALLCOCK's PLAs-
TIERS quickly cure US. My wife and daugh-
ter have been using ALLCOCK's PLAsTERs
for weak back and think the world of them.
| have now been using them for twenty
years, and always have aboXin the house. y
Sharp County record., 1888-09-20
Alabama College Dairy.

The dairy attachment to the Missis-
sippi Agricultural College, under Cen
eral S. d. Lee as president, has proven
most valuable enterprise, and we arc
glad to note that the Alabama Agri-
cultural College proposes to have Il
similar attachment ready for the fall
term. The Eutaw Mirror says: Tho
board Of trustees of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College were in session
last week and adopted plans submitted
by Hon. NJ. L. Stanscl, of Pickens, one
of the trustees, for the establishment
of a creamery and dairy farm at the
Auburn Experiment Station, under
the direction of Prof j. S, Newman.
j. w. Ross was elected assistant
superintendent, who is Il practical
stock RAISER and will at once travel
through the North and Canada eX-
amining dairies. This is a most I'M
portant step for Alabama, and we look
upon it as the breaking of a brighter
day for the agricultural section OF our
State. Alabama is half a century be-
hind in this important work, and now
that the matter has caught the atton-
ton of the State Department we hope
it will be pushed with all the vigor
possible. This should, and we doubt
not will, be the means Of teaching our
farmers not only the great profits to be
derived from this business, but also
exactly how to derive these profits
without the necessity Of spending
large sums of money and valuable
time in experiments.