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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31
EspectdculOs

Sc hacian anoche grandes elog'os en- 81
teatrO lie los actoreS que tOmarOn parte Ell Ia
representation de las zarzuelas La CGUpN9IG
Mjlagros0 MNsjc0 Cldsic0 que fueron muy
aplanilidas pOr eI reIativamente escaso publ
co que cOnculri0 al GoliseO. La simpatlca pr-
mera tiple, Sra. Ruiz, sobre todo, estuvo muy
feIiz ell el papeI que interpreted en- In CGnp0-
1p@ Mjl1gr0SG. ReaImente es una actrz de
mucho m6rto Ia Sra. Ruiz. LA obra gust0 mas
EN- su segunda representation que Ell Su extre-
no hace pOcOS diaS.
Eli M4Sjco Cldsico gustaron mucho la Sra
SAM, SDsa y sObre todO Villa, que como muchaS
veces Sc ha dicho es incompatible en el pape.
dc Cucufate
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La azucena la envidia su delicada fragan-
ella, Ia blancura de 81 tez y 81 verde mar de
sus hechiceros ojos; el claVel, Ia f1exbilidad
lie su esquisito tale, la vouptuosidad de su
dalta su donairey elegancia aristocraticas ell
heliotropo las tenues fibras de orc que ador-
nan su artistica cabeza y, por 1tlmo, el liio
del Va e de Sion, sus formas escult6ricas, que
rematan en- unos piececitos que caben muy bien
en- ei hueco deni manO,- que no es grande-
Su nombre familiar es sin0nimO del en-
pireo SUI apelidO 10 es de lugar sagrado.
Para mas detalles, bellas lectoras, dirigr-
Sc Utuado, en- euyo piutoresco afortunado
pueblo tiene su santuariO mi divina fotogra-
tiada.
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iiTERRIBL BLE NAUFRAGlON
En- las aguas del EGfAU SEA,
DE Los MAGNiFToOs VAPoREs.
"cocorrE GU1GNoL"

De este terrible SiniestrO ocurridO on la ne.
che del 80 de Febrero Gltino, han pOdidO sal
varse magrosamentc del rig0r de las 0laS, gra-
cias los prontOs auxios del vapor 'sBoriSs-
Qate'a" a su regresO de Paris y Nueva- York
grueSas de nlaquinaS de cOSOr lie a 5 ctvs.,
gruesas de tramviaS 5 ctvs., 6 gruesas de We
lOcipedOS auTOmatIcos Il ctVS., gruesas de
panaderas CeGtavos, &, &, e.
Ratas automaticaS, TabIiElas enganadoTas,
MOnOcitOS SalteadOreS, HuevUs Farann, Bare
metros orientales, Paiaros Burlones, Pescados
magn6ticos, negritOs hexibIes, Bgotes peri
Has, CriStaleS de aumentO, rAInilleteS SOrti-
jas sOrpresn, MlsteriuS Egpcios, TabaqueraS
SOPprendehtes, Espelos maglcus, Cigarras mons-
GruOSaS, teefOnuS, traSparonteS para ventanas,
cajaS IunlnnS;lS bOlas nbedienteS, PeriquitOS
para muhecaS, TarantuIaS, S4pOs metanicOs,
cOheteS nacaDable>, ,albumS, BateriaS Gle cucina
PrendedOres de panos, PlnturaS automaticas,
hsrramientas comblnadas, alcanciaS, &, 6.
e2a7 TRoM7os,
1852 bOias. do china agate, cristal, & &.
TOdo ID cuaI Oh ObspquiO lbs mum ero-
SOS tavOreGedOres del BAZNR s.9.WB 20 q
ON UsHGDON'' los Sres. Consignatarius del
"COcOtte q GWigslOp nos 10 han cedldo precioS
de abandonO.
los que deSeen eScIger Y aprovecharse les
acOnsejamoS que viSiten prUntOl los aparadOres
de
sA1GbOS sHSsBGEO8.
San JMSto 81.
POR MAYOR DETAIL.
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LADY VIRGINIA.

do ser deinlda +" I'm egolsmO de dos" La
madre no suSttuyo Otr" amor al que Sien-
to pOr un hiiO ingrato, bien lo SabeiS.
--Lo que decis, Doctor repuso la
Mlrquesa con reprimida 1ncomodiad, sess
Ri muy moral, eIeyado y porfocGo per0
no estanos en ose trrrenO. FL alejunien-
to de mi nlaridO fu6~ ell qlo engendrO ell
mO. La muer, como Ia y0dra, SO Apega
al $arbO. 4 one eSta unila. 81 este no la
reteue, Sc d0Sprendera,. cslAl 4 as SuelO sin
fuerZa Y vejetAra languida, 50 dejara
arrastrar pDr 81 lnpLlsa que Ie di0 natu-
raIeza, enlazlrss a la ram / que otrO ar
Dol Ie presenta.
-Marquesa, repuso ell Doctor, lo'que
decis es una cOmparaciOn po6tica, pero no
exAcGa. La yedca sigue los impulses de
Ia naturalezl, como OIservaiS, pero III
criatura humana no deben regirla inapWLS0s
nlc,t0s del iustntO sinO la vOlunUdd hia
del alma.
-i-Ah, Doctor exclam0 con amargu.
Ta la senOra, 81 Dos Y 81 mnnlo son tan
inexorabies coming como vOs -.
FL muniO que no tiene pIelad, 10
Sera mas, Mar lueSa parO DOS, el Di1s de
las misercor.lilS, 10 sere~lnenOs, cuandO
en lugar 'le dsculparos, os culpeis.
ESQ es lOquB nunca hare: repuso
con orgullo Lliy Virginia, Dios Ea puestO
3! herlnOSn senGimentO del amor Ell el GO
razon de- h4criatura, ncstjara lue la COM
eata, sinsl paIst ,lle 10 goce.
-Dios ha anestp ell sentinento del
amor ensel eOrazon del hnnlbre, para for
mar lOssapt0S lazus de lashlhlllla no para
stisulverlns: asl como ~ sla tladO 81 VINO
para salul y scontentO, n0 para que con 81
So embriaggB; los anInales para que le
srVan aUonlpanens nu para que los des-
precie Inatrate. 81 abuso de- los dODes
tIe Dios es una espantosa fueute de incal-
culableA males
Ell0 SIS, que On nuestro mItao ale
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FotografIa en...... prosa

VIs ViS conmigo venfa aver en- Eel tranvia
de RiO-piedras e>ta Capital. PuLe as1 atllni.
rar con suprema deectaci0n sus encantos in
comparables, los que no podr6 representa- tiel
mentc, pOrque para clio necesitaria ell sublime
arte del eXiniO Rafael.
No es ella una verdad ge6tca susceptible
tan solo de inspirar esa affection peremne y
misteriosa que funde en- una s6la dos almas en
el crisol del amor; mas que ESQ es mi sem
blanzada una divina he3hura, ouyos. c6licos en-
cantos producer en- 81 alma del que los con
templa, el dulce Y deIicioSO 6xtasis de la reve-
Yenca suprema
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C o M u MIC AD O

Recordamos nuastro celoso ST. Alcalde por
-bien humalitariO, con referencia al suminstro
de aqua dc los pobres de la Marina, tenga pre-
sente que los del barrio lie Puerta lie TERRA,
carecen tambi6r de ella en- guales circunstam-
cias; asf es que esperamos del digno cello de
dicho Sr Alcalde 10 haga con nosOtros como
10 csta demostrandO con ellos 10 msmO e
recomendamos el riegO dc las GALES por exis-
tir mas TERRA que en- la Capital, anticipando
las gracias todos los vecinos en- general di-
chO DarriO.
San Juan Puerto Rico 90 de Mario 1891
Francisco Pj5eiro y Acebedo y Jose Media
al
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Las Palmeras
ctGARRllL0S De LA HaBaNA
DE La FABRICA
nm
P. Coll Ca.

Esta nueva J ya acreditafla marca la cual Sc
1aorlca1cOn dfez classes de pape difeeentes, Sc
encuentra de venta Ell los siUus siguientes:
CAPITAL Casino EsBoR0t, LjceO, Cate
de In Moltorq"i~G y La Palma, Restaurant
La AWrOr0 calie ie III Furtaleza !, LIZ CatGLg.
nG, calle de Sal francesca. SreS Barcelo
Gonzalez, Colon y Ca, Ia Druga, S1n,talio Cue
rrero, Cand'Io Norlega, PeIro E. Zlmorano.
Bernard" Frnan,lpz, Manuel LuergO, La Com
pettd0ra Frln'lScO Marcos, Jose E. Botas Can
tina del Murlle lie don Jose MareOs don An
dreS 'itIVo. Restaurant Puelta de ESi,ara, An
tonic Olivia, Aejaniru Sutrpz, Peiuquera LGtt-
T0k Bat, Francisco Gralr, Francisco Fuentes.
Jose NoveIla, Jus6 de Juan Manuel Luengo
calIe do Teruan.
BAYAMON. Sres. Manuel Perez Ca. Su
cesores de Cabr4lnes Ca, 5 res lie Garcia Ca
P..scual J: L!pz : "a, Ertl IScO Cestero, Ro-
muald" Tornn, Francisco Llvtnderu, J. Sa-
jm Ca, Feiid y q, MelquLrIes rJlres
RIO-PlEDRAS. -Srcs. Diiz Htrmanos. An
tonic Alvarez, Rtnljn Garcia, Gouzalez Ca.
Manuel Perez, Fernandez Juncos Juglar, Ma
nuel Perez Fernandez.
AgeDtes ,tIsicos-BAR0 Y Ca,
san LuSTn 81
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Billares y accessories

TacoS de biliar do 20 cl,lses diferentes to.
dos con contreras de mHrtil, deSae un peso.
COntrerils lie nlartil ties reservd, tdOneS
suelas. -BoiOS tie lndrti tlo ma lela, ptlitos
de marf lie mairr,, flza, cOrta stIeas, prem
ssls para prg.r las sleiaS lbs taIoleS, al.tra-
tOS para eurtar aS sueldS 4 inetllda, t.tfutan
para pegatiTpS, co.ItllDceS matlllco& autOma-
tic0S rUntleias eSpeclaeS para pe,gar las sue
las, ta1leros para eI ueg.' IL tlstTl.lS 4 IA ESpa-
nIla j 4 Ia Francesca Do min $, -ticas te nue.
SO de composition para el juego del tresilo.
TratailOs de billar por I'll c6Iebre VlglIaur etc.
etc.
Muestras de panos para mesas de billar Y
de treSiilO.
AIaeStras ,le banslas metilicas lie todos los
sistemas, dc Bandas de gonna americauaS
francesas tie las ceebradaS lie RivoIre.
CatalagnS completes de BiktQres accesO-
rios tle las meiOreS faDrIcaS lie E>pand, Fran.
cil, Belgica y America.
Estudo j cOnStrucciih lie aparatuS para
iuegoS lie socedll, con. o SIN aplicaclon lie la
eectriciiad.
Installation completa. segun presupuestOs,
de t0lo 10 concernente a ClrcuDS, Ateneos,
Casinos Salas de pillar para particulares.
Baro y Coup.
SAN JUsTe 81.
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BILE; y sobre tOdo creo possible y flcil 81 no
expOnerse sentirlas.
- C6mo3
-EvitandO las ocasones que las en-
gendran alimentan.
No as ESQ Il veces possible.
-TOdO 10 buenO y prudente es posi-
BILE, Lady Virginia. JugamOs con e fue-
60, veces Ia echamOs cOmbustibe Y
despu6s nos quojamOs lie que nos quelna
Y cOnsulnal 81 Quitas 3mos al f'lego aire
alimento, en- lugar do levantar llana So
apagaria. PerO muclias preferen Sol he
roinas a Sencillas mujeres hnnradaS eI
OTopel al ORC el brilO al peso; y este es
el gran. error del jucio femenino, el fatal
cebO de su vanidad.
Doctor, repuso In Marquesa, 81 no
estuviese tan persuadi,la ue la bOntliad de
vuestro scOraz6n, Os creeria cruel CaSada
los diez y OchO amos con un hOnbre que
an6, 10 cOnaeSo (porque as unWulgar
infunaadO asertO que no tO;nar6 por dis
culpa, 81 pretender que no SO ha amalD
antes de sentr una tuiesta 6 icG; pa
sion anne, pueS, digO, Il I'M maridO, que
pOr tod0s cOncept0s merecia ser anaiO
pPefSridO. P6rO; POGO de caSatlOS, tn
abandCnada pOr una rival mas fe!iz, pOr la
pOlitca que absorbi0 mi maridO, haSta
ell punto de no deiarle yer va en- Mi su
amante, la mitad de su ser, la Illusion de.
su vida, sno solo Ell auxiliar do SuS planes;
no sU companera. sinO Su agente Y aSOcia-
da Ia mujer quedo ahandOnada.
IL Es ESQ diseulpa7 dijo con dnlzura
ycarino el ancianO amigo y cOniidente de
la Marqubsa. Els acasO 81 amor cOtlyu-
gal de. tai calidad Que no pueda resistir
sin Ia correspondence en- ese caso seFia.
Ell ultimo menOs cOnstante de los alno1
res; 81 asf fuese, SO rebajaria ese .santo
senrimientO 81 nVel del simple amor de
attraction, de esa bella, perO efisnpra pa
sion, que mace sin retlexl0n, viYe sin ter.
nura, muere De hastiO, qga ha ansreof-
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GERoL1F1co ENoTCLoPEDIco


PronOmbre-Nombre sustantivO-GOnso
nante-Nota musical -Nomhre sUstantvo-
TEMPO de TN verbO-Un n1 ner0-PrOnOmbre
-Nota musical-Letra cuyo nombre es pro-
nOmbre demOstratiVO-No de una tela-
Un nUmerO-PrepoSici0n -NOmbre propio.
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SeCci6n mercantiI
MERcADo DE LA CAPITAL

Ag1cGr.-Hoy Sc han vendido los siguien-
teS Totes
$50 sacos centrifugada "a ,Josefna 81
% bOcoyes huen refnO Cejb0 SIG.
10 idem i'll. id. Santn Barbara 3-I3
80. idem id. id. FeIjcjd0d $40.
Mieles.-Quieto el mercadO para este dull
ce, por fal'a de vendedores
CGf9.-Encalmada la demanda pOr falta
de ordeneS, po"O los tenedOreS Sc mantienen
tirlnes. dc $25 o. pOr extremes
ROn.-Hay existencias para atender hol.
gadamente al consume, detallandose de $50 d
$50 los 100 galones, segun graduation.
C0nebjoS.-El B0sac0 ESpGj1Ot cotiza:
LOndres 60 div, $5-823
Paris 8 dry, SIG por 100.
EstadOs-UnidOs 3 DIV, 90 por 100.
Espana DIV, 13 por 100.
Habana DIV, - por- loo.
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ULTIMA HORA<

Segdn hemos vsto en- un anuncio fijado
en- la puerta de la Administration Central de
Comunicariones, los listines escritos por eI sis
tena de pd, il6grafos y cualquiera otro proce-
dimentO analagO, Sc cOnsideraran como i'm
presos, para el tranqu6eO.
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Enrique SailLot q Reei8.

Soluci6n 4 los entretenimientos de anoche:
Ch0Tad0, Sapo.-Logogyyo mwmfricOy Constan-
inopOlizadamento.- PrObLeD1O, Setenta Y dos
saltos.-AcertijO La Media.-S1ltO de CGb0ltO,
El bolo que no aoierte este Salto de caballo-
ea porque no sabe e juego de aiedrez-y sino
quiere averiguarlo-que SO ponga aprender
y de este modo podrd adivinar-cdantos Sc
pueden hacer.
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ALMANAQUE. .-Martes 81 Santa Balbna
Y San Amos, Mamma Sc AbreW los tribWW0leS
-Pas0dO m0j5@n0 c~artO nsengwaste de 1st'aG
EFEMERIDE.-1527 7.-C6dula concediendo
suspension de cobranza lie deudas 4 causa del
estadO precaro en- que Sc hallaOa la pobaci6n
de Ia lsa'
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Tonsds AcOsta y QWiWterO.

So desea vender una cocina ecoHbmica con
todos sus titles en pertecto eStalo lie con
servaci6n. Informarau en- Ia calle &c la For
taleza nlmero ID. 3-3
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Han resue'to bien los entretenimentos de
anoche: Log0gyiyo, Arertyo q S0ltO de Cnb0-
10: Srta. 0. Conde Mafl6n.-AdjU5nG9oz0: ]. A.
Jordan.-Legogrifo: Tn Sargonto un cabo, J.
Gerona.-LogogrVo, CgtGradGg Acertijo: E. Sal
lot, Arboleda Tirope A. Schumturg, Ramon
ROthschild, NJ. Orraca.-AdjUjn0NsG q Ch0yG-
dG: j. Naranjo (hijo) Los dos guares, Un ena-
moradO de la calle de San JuStO, Srta. Anita
Naranjo, Uno que esta loco por la Montoto, III
amigo de Ana Naranjo.- PyObIeD1n, Ch0radn q
LOgogrifo: c. Medava %, Margarita Perez,
Angel A. Martinez 4 -AdjOjn0feSa: FL enemigo
de Maria Gil -AcertVo: FL trompto, SrCa. En-
carnacion Tnajero. :
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SECCION DE ANUNCIOS
Academia prGpar2tOria.

En- esta ACADEMIA Sc dan classes de repaso
rFodnSA sxancnes que teAtiran lugar en-
e Institute dc 81 ensenauza, asi como para los one
dshen verlfcarse n Ia Academia General Miltaf.
Prcparaclones comp petas para q ihgreso 81 Ia
Academic uilitar, Escurla Naval Flotante, notOs.
Aduanaa. Correos y Tel6grafos.
Plaza de Armas 81 ppa. izquierda
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Sc recpmlenda como extra superior como
el licor mas sanO para tonar en- las comidas, Ell
RON VIEJO SUPERIOR que detallan enla Tien-
da Honda, San jose 27.
Els de 10 buenO 10 mejor. 1912
Sc hallan de Tenta algunos muebles un
magniico piano que SO sla por In mitad d3 su
valor, en- la cae de la Fortaeza 40 (altos). 86
bOGOGRTFO NJMERICO
"A nsi amigo. go.....----....
IL Letra cQnsonante.
1875 NOta musical.
9,10,6 PrOnOmbre.
6,12,7,10 HermanO de R0mulO.
9,5,6,6,8 Animal mamiferO.
9,3,5 Parte integral del cuerpO.
1,3,4,8 ISla del mar lie TOscana.
1860 MOvinientO circular.
2,l3,1,3,6 Verbo neutrO.
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
1O,11,12,13 Mi todo. Estuliante en- ell
AteneO.
no OuS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

1t is not many years since states
thought it terrible extravaganza to
appropriate money for the maintenance
of state entomologists and the study of
bug ology" as they derisively termed
it. The late DIR Asa Fitch was dis
charged as state entomologist Of New
York. and DR.. Riley as entomologist of
Missouri had his salary taken away by
the Legislature. But how the destruct-
i've insects increased. Crops were ruined
by them; harvests and commerce threat
ened, boards Of trade alarmed. III Mas
sachusetts today force of one hundred
and fifty men is fighting the gypsy
moth and the board of agriculture of
that state is to ask for an additional $50
900 to carry on this warfare against one
single destructive insect. And on Thurs
day last Secretary Mohler OF the Kan
sas agricultural board received letter
from banker stating that small green
ish insect Of unknown variety had been
found in the wheat OF Russell county in
that state, and that much of the grain
was turning yellow and dying. He
to The entomologists to find out
what the insect was and how farmers
could prevent its ravages. The capital
lists and bankers are the ones that are
alarmed when any destructive thing
affects the farmers crops, for if the crops
are cut off by an unfavorable season or
destroyed by injurious insects, it is the
ship owners, railway magnates and Wall
street spectators who suffer in business
and lose money. Hence we see the
Importance OF science to agriculture and
of agriculture to the business, prosperity
and wealth Of the nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04
The Codliug Moth.

The codling moth is too well known
20 require description, being found
wherever apples are grown. 1t is
imperative, however, that the owner OF
every orchard should understand that
the time IL limited in which this famil-
lar enemy may be successfully fought,
and combating ii at this season is a
necessity. if the apples are to be pre-
served unscathed. The moths are. on the
wing soon after the young fruit begins
to set, and the female lays an egg in the
blossom end Of the upturned young
apple. As soon as the egg has Matched
and the worm has entered the apple, the
mischief is done and Its effects for that
season cannot be prevented. A knowl-
edge of this fact emphasizes the impor,
tarce of applying the principal remedy
known at the proper time and in a thor
ough manner, II we would protect the
fruit successfully.
By far the most successful method.
according to the Hatch Experiment Sta.
ton of Massachusetts,, which also has
the sanction of all the other experiment
stations that have tested 1t, as well as of
individual orchsrdists, is to spray the
apple trees with Paris green in water,
one pound to $50 gallons of water, when
the apples are about the size of peas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

Vegetable pathology, or the science of
diseases Of plants, has an enormous field
of investigation before it. The innum-
cradle varieties of noxious vegetable
parasites which cause vast losses to farm.
ers and fruit growers, such as the rusts,
SHUTS, mildews. and the so-called blights
are under investigation, the good results
OF which are already apparent in the use
of chemical solutions which destroy
these parasites, and the full knowledge
Of the nature of these diseases will iu
time enable US to control these invisible
pests and save the crops from their des-
tructive ravages. An excellent begin
ming in this direction has been made by
the chief of the Division Of Vegetable
Pathology Of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, which affords hope
hat in time the farmer and fruit grower
nay be relieved from the great losses
which have resulted from these plant
diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The yohn Watson farn. % called, located en-
fieassnt Hill, aeafbofoueh, on kasterly tide Of
the road, containing alb at IA se-es, With one
stofy frame hol.e sd tso bAyss ther-on. About
% acres II woodland, the remainder tllaee, undes
high. state Of cultivation; there " coed
orchard including about 70 young trees jusf com.
Ing Into bearing and . veil Of excellent Wa "
near the hose: farm n veil vsfefed And cuts
20 head Of cattle. This Is one Of the best farms
in scarborough. Above property is about foss
mies from Portland. bessiifnjIy Ios ted With
qu1e OF Walter q Nutt,r, on tire prsuisea. fr Q,
Locke Locke, leo Middle ST.. Fsftixnd
aprzad&WzW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

"Who, did yam say, il to be the ne1t
President?' "Ohl don't know and don {
care. I'm not boxing for Pre- sidebts Pan
looking for bottle CT Salvation Oil. Il
kills pain every time" rs c,s.
Oae 81 cur uost estim.bis citizens nav
be thankful for the Introduction Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrvt, fir its timely use
has saved his life. For incipient eonsump.
ton 1t 10 certain remedy Price rs cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The Pathological Division of the De-
partment of Agriculture is to make
special investigation of the cultivation
of the apple in this country during the
present season; and for the purpose Of
obtaining information upon which to
base this report a scheme Of inquiries
will be forwarded to all the prominent
orchardists of the country soliciting facts
and experiences. 1t is to be hoped that
these inquiries win receive the careful
consideration Of all to whom they are
eSnf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The Massachusetts, State Board of
Agriculture believes that the Board Of
Health of that state and not the Board
Of Agriculture is the proper board to
investigate the subject of tuberculosis
in cattle. This is correct. The boards
Of health of the several states are made
up Of competent medical experts who
can act in conjunction with the veteri-
narians; while members Of boards Of
agriculture, although good farmers, are
not professional experts and are thor
oughly incompetent to Judge of the pres
ence of animal diseases from an accur
ate professional standpoint. This is the
most sensible action ever taken by any
board of agriculture on this important
subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

System, order, method, musr have
their place in all the farm management
If we would have the business nav
The many non paving features should
be weeded cut. There Is no trouble
about securing an Income from farm
operations when tie business is man
aged for that purpose. Farming is not
a weak lift as a means OF gain.
ing a ivslihood-it is . business,
and to be made successful must be con-
Quoted on business principles the came
as store or factory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The Boston Herald says the mere
statement of the fact that farm help is
scarce all over New England this spring,
fought to be sufficient TO supply the
deficiency without delay, A good farm
hand gets good pay and good treatment,
and breathes good atmosphere" This
Is true. The condition Of the farm hand
is far more enjoyable than It was twenty
years ago. He has shorter day, il
better fed and b tier paid now than ever
before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The revival of interest in Jersey stock
is shown by the increasing numbers Of
animals Of this breed transferred on the
books OF the American Jersey Cattle
Association, New York. For the week
ending April 81, forty. eight bulls and
two hundred and forty eight cows and
heifers were transferred to new owners.
This is larger number than has been
transferred in any single week before
for several years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

George W. Childs Of Philadelphia has
consented to exhibit his fine art and
souvenir collection az TIE Chicago fair.
Among his treasures are the little green
harp which belonged to Tom Moore,
and which he carried Into hundreds OF
Irish hoaes; the massive silver vase
presented 10 Henry Clay, when be was
at the height Of his popularity. by the
Wing ladies Of Tennessee; Washing
tons champagne glass; cups, saucers
and glasses which came from Louis Ma
poleon. the late Emperor William, the
late Emperor Macmillan and the ex-
Emperor Of Brazil; miniature ship,
formerly the property OF President An
drew Jackson, and the silver waiter pre-
sented TO General jackson after his vie
tory by the citizens Of New Orleans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-05-04

The last report made public from the
commercial ageney of Dun Il Co.
announces decline In tin, and that
large imrertations cause TEMPLATES to be
offered az some decline from former
items. But the free trade newspapers
will not "cstch on" to this till sometime
next year. IL they do then.