davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

de In estaneia u, f..yu viciur Fer
nandez, y Ell In ,oi,e te' a de.
eorriente, un CABALLO zaino ala
70, como do seis amos de- eda /. ye:e
y media cua,tas de alsada, paso
devanado, I'M lucero en- In ftente
coirido hasta ell labi.o superior =
marcado ea ell cuarto traserc dere-
chO con las ilicia'es A. B.
El que diese noticjas de su f:ara
dero, serA gratiicado.
Osguas, Junio 6 de 1892.-Lau-
delino Aponte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
BOlotfn MorcantiI

De Pto Plata Y esca'as, vap /
"Olinde Rodriguez" a j. T. Silva
con carga de transito.
De New. York, van ing " P ar
thiau," a Latimer &; Fernandez
con carga para varios. Eo ell MI
nero pr6ximo rese6 arsmps la car
ga que conduee.
| xNsR&DAa n@ oABonAzx.
Col esp "P. de Areoibo. d.
Fajsrdo.
B Ira esp" Pedrito, "de Vieques
G3l esp" "BosinqdeD," de Aqua.
dilla.
Bra esp" Nina, "'de Vieques.
Col esp" Isabella {" de Humacac
Col esp" "Oarmelita," de Areci.
DO.
vap esp Aviles," de Arecibo
| y ruta.
Col esp Amelia, 4" de Fajsrdo.
Col esp "Dos Hermauos," de
Arecibo.
aALIoAg DE gRAvasfA
Para Habana y escslas, vap esp
I'M L. Villaverde," despachado
por s. de Ezquiaga. Para G bars,
por s. de Ezquiags, % sls cafe con
2.695 kilos.
Para Santander y escalas, vapor
esp "Oiudad de Santander," des
pachado por s. de Ezqu'aga. Por
j. T. Silva, 100 SIS cafe con 7.349
kilos. Por Oaldas &; 90, 125 SIS
az1car con 1866 kllos. Por Vi
cente s. 90, 5 SIS asdcsr con 571
kilos, l d tsbacos. Por J. Ochoa
y Hmno, 20 s[s cate con $50 XII
los. Por Vijande & %, sis cafe
con % kilos. Por Portela & %, Z
d tabacos. Por Il. Font, q taba-
COS. Para Ooruna, por Vljande &
90, II sIs cafe con $50 kilos. Pa
ga Vigo, por Vicente 8 90, ITO SIS
az1cag con 11.753 ki.os. Para Ga.
dlz, por j. Ochoa y Hmno. 80 SIS
cafe con 2 47O kilos. Por Vjande
q 90, l q plata acunada. Para
Malaga, por Vijande & Co, 200 tIs
safe con 16 $50 kilos. Por j. o hoa
y Hmno, 100 SIS cafe con 1880
kilos. Para Sevilla, por s. de Ez-
qulags, 40sis cafe con 2 800 kilos
Para Barcelona, por A. RAuschen-
plat, 200 SIS azd ,ar con % 2S9 k !
los. Por Font y Vidal, l q cate
son 45 klos.
Para Stgo dc Cuba, berg esp.
. Joven Antonio, Gespachado por
A. Vicente q %, con todo su car
20.
Para Habana, b,a esp "Alejan-
l'o Bosch" desp&cha3a por Rubeyt
Inns, con 122 els cafe con l0,525
1'l, y .oarga de IT .nslto.
Para St Taomas y Europa, vapI
4 " Olinde Il ,drigez," despacha-
pr j. 7. Silva. Por Portela & |
10, 2 G tabac -. Por J. Il Fden-
,es, G tabacos. Para Liverpool,
)or Ahumads u 90, 2 q tabAcos.
Para Bremen, por j. I Slvs, 8 G
5abacos. Po Finla. Brothers, l 0
,abAcos. Por j. NJ. Izquiecdo & |
Ju, l q taeacoe. Para Hamburgo,
>or VJAude & 90, 80 SIS cate con
go kties.
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJE |
Bira esp MARIA Artsu," para
Vieques.
B Ira esp" Niha," para Huma-
,ao.
Col esp Isabella, para Yabu-
,9ay Humacao.
Bdra esp "Pedr to-" para We
lues.
DR3PAOHADOS.
Nlpguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
JANTORA

D mingo, 19.-Iafrs.o o. tsvs de
Cor, Us, Santos Gerva:io v Pro
tasio. martire., y Santa Ja'iana
de F .coneri, virgen.
Lane', 20.--Sln Sjlverio, papa
= msrDir, J Santa F orsnsins, vir.
gen.
Msrtes, 2l.-Sln Lai, Gonz.
ga. coufssor (Pssr6a de Ia ju :
ven ud estuilosa) y Santa De
mstria. virgen = martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

para la declaration de Ia riquezs
Urbans, Agricola y Peclaria.
De venta en- esta Imprenta ta.
LibsoS importanteS qus acsban
de recibirse en- esta Imprenta:
GUIA, con infiuidad de datos,
de les Ferrocarriles de Espafia,
Franca y Portugal. Es de gran uti.
litad para los q1e visian por dichas
naciones.
TRISTANA, Ultima novela del
eminente Gsld6s.
MISTRESS BRANIOAN, por e'
popular julio Verlie.
APENDIOE del O6digo OWL,
aumentsdo y concordaio, por Aa
ciMs ScGroId.
Preoioso libro.-" HistoFietss
eserio 6 iiustrado por ell CHS
peanteAugel Pons.
Sc acaba de recibir en- essa Ga
So.
COrt,plumas de Radgs: --Llegt
"a a esta Imprenta ell surtido one
se sspera6a de aquellos famosos
cortaplumss iugleses, que son en- su
clsse ell non plus usfra.
N pas. - So vsndsn en- est
Imprepta, & 90 eentavos el elem
plar, los magnificos Mapas d,
Puerto-Rico, ie los sehores Villa
ronga J Lago, esmeradame 1te Ito
grafados & dolores en- esta CASA.
A los AyuntamientOs. En- est
Imprenta &c la hecho una edici6f
de estsdos- modelo ndmero4 1 -seg6t
10 dispuesto por la Adminlstraci6r
Genital en- 10 Gaoeta n6mero 10.
del afo anterior.
| Melcsntil.- Los Sres Roses (
90, de Arecibo, han dado ingrea,
len su sociedad los SfeA ID. rlclo
Oaballero y ID. LorcnEo kose*
Iquienes, en- union dc Don Auto
nio Roees BIsbal, lleyArAn Ell J.
sucesiyo la gestson dc la cas-, G.
lone contintian como comsndlGAfio
u. Sebastian Garcia PnigsefYcf
Ia Succession de ID. II guel Rose.
| En- BAyam6n &c hA tormAlo Oh
sociedad regular eolecsiva Que ri
rark baio 10 rkEon dc C4dlllA q &.
y se dcditarE 10 eompEa J vrui
al por mayor J detail dc ,oda Gas
de pfovisiobss y tfa.os &C. paA
slendo sus soeics ges.cfes ID. Arts
Ine , d. Francisco CadlilA y DO
Aleiapdfo GalAnes J MenEn
En- F.jsrdo. 81 ssiAhleximsex
TO dc don Domingo C~rA, %
lea pax dccAnse. eontihGasA -
Ioperacaones 4 cargo dc . s1a~asd
Idel miamo. su sstotA tlada
eonfeiido podsT geaefAl 4 u Ioss
Bird y ATiAa para Qas il ieSaxSs@
ly Admlnisssc dlsAo cssAb4se&n scr /
A iodos dsssansos grades psv.
lptridaies.
lAelss - Esifs Ia pa w
, qus se smhAsoAssn pAsA /. Fs /
su'a sl l3. CT C. sAsNas q sxxs
ngnran nn~sisos dAssis xasssss a..
gos Toe sssosxs dos IgnAsas Ara
81. don Isnaelo DsAs, doe re ssx
bniea doc Igaaxsa fnAaxa
IL BIT d tsmo sus eaezsrs as 1,
% pgdlesAtnaa De sasass asa a. go
fsaa<sorss, poesto sns 30 pm.
y hansslo eUmo asks ala. c..
= oompscisan.
al A sodos dsssamos sss .a.as
nnsess ssii lse<aez~ - Il W
,.nundA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
A67fl RnTlIRIlT llRGRl'
dc Antonio EavhrT O.


E-se kssAt les sn sutc rastFerH-
!. .ees. sseg rsFaa&h . IhE q &'fra
1n ekn'fteA. IL - u rctn 1859 70
iss 6isirss frfetngs rue fsrlo q
prAs sa erre fsa totrege Sfttf& i
I ter asfs les Gr sst sasnst fftt' Il
ia f~e#s utswfntT hlseseo 81
ereso DO & - qre cl gps'e
lr~n stae a. CT sTte enfa ecn i
lamraess J sqtldaa. Il dsspsnsah,s
&c essAb'<xa es Ae.sss / a. ices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
GULA LOCAL.
s0RsINOs De EzOUIAeA
Ns..EsTAEG2A ":

gi.hgAIg2-A, II:
Oass de g!~os = scnliesooes.
assnsos ds los vaporeE-correos 80 |,
onrsnts TrssstlAnt'cs grpsco'a.
AFentes df Id Id de !os eeiiorss In
''rsgs ? Go 80 Liverpool.
l en- iden g. H. Fletcher 60.
Il. (aompahia "La F!scha"l de i'd.
AfsBtes So ID ii 1s zoe sefioYee j. r
2<he,s : g Lines de "Serrs".
Agentes de Bshr, Behrend y Ross,
Lines de Sierra.
4, scseA as Ia 'loml s1is Sc Segnros
'onrs L. a>.tj s~na;Sins ds Is " 10
ysl' 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

mas p est y ie Gu it evario, sim.
tiendo "8TRa Y pasajar "
G. ns'gnatros, Mr''5 nh IF &
Kortec.
Pcra esp Nlrgen del 3. Camlno
D. porte de 212 tonsla1as, nta
silica - I.'t.a B L.. IL captain Don
Matiaz SAM. sald's ie este puaric
en g curs', de la seaunda qrincenn
del p esente mes, q 'mitjendo ,,ar4s&
para NJ >'!oF"a y Barcelona
Para inf rmes dirigirsa q sus @ IN
signatsri's s, Rubert HERNIA OF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

=----~s~~~~@-~---~a~----~-
TAGIstS aEL fAia
AEcCAM
Sc Yvndsrs9n
loo sac = = CasssA esa, sA3a
Q@a Ia
As 2Aezs - x@sg2aeAs, es3a
q @lagAi, GN@a psAassps,
I2.aa. 4 Iss
IA aAca - 's l9sx So. eAg.
al Ia@ ssA asxs. 10
g~a ! kaaAAs@ll = a.
cara
IsSg&sAm.ss4 s@Ase e%azs.x&ss =
s8lg All s4astA~
mGnA-ma
50 ssxsAx4sa.ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

'e' SC encuentran las siguientes:
Im:ta ion de Cristo, Kempis,
ed'o 90 economies. 800. $0.4O
Idem de idem, i.eae, edlci5a
de luj o.... ...... $500. $50
Anccra de s lv8c'6o. 500. 30
Ejer' iciO C, tidiana ....... 40
81 Devote Fe igtes, encua
dernaci6n imitaci6n m rhl 1.5O
Luz divina, encuadernaci6n
piel negra con brochts. :. 200
Luz civ ma. encnadesnaci6n
de r,gurcs, Iuto ...... 500
Luz divi a, encuaher acl6n
en- p;el de Australia Y nj
kel- ....... 80. 700
Ohcio del ID ,miogo. ...... 250
Pequeno Of 10, en uaderna-
ci6n imitaei6a ma fil.. 500
Ofcios F6neb ;es, eicuader-
naei6n lie piel Co, relieves 800
El Iris de- Oiisti.no, encua-
dern sci6a de pie'. .,... 800
Iris ce ste, c cat dernacion
niksl. ............ 800
Iris ce ssLe, &C adernaoi6n
dor4da 800
Euc logio E'pafiol, encua-
der a ion de carey coo IN
cru taoiones de nacar. -. 900
La mule t6i'cs, encuader
nae On / n'cAr con relie.
ves. ................ 900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
CACETA DEL Is.
Reales nombramieatos que "a
couocen nueltros lectoye..
KASABAL.
w O. do Espaaa y.

Reales nombramieutos que "a
conoeen nuestros lectose'.
Convcsatoris para proveer. pre-.
vic sxamen, las plsz.s de Tore
ros necessrios en- los FarCs de
esta isis.
Sc da cuenta del juramento y
toma de possession del nuevo Sr
Presidente de 10 Audieneia Ter.i.
torial.
Re'aei6n de los nuevos J asces
Municipales.
Subastas.
Providencias judicialea.
Ayuntamientos.
0ACETA De HOY.
Relaci6n de los nasvos Jueces
Municipalss.
Id de los nuevos Fiscales NJ
nicipales. La publiearemos.
Resultado del sorteo dc Las se-
clones de biileses de 10 Lostris
Provincial.
Sabasta'.
Proyidsneias judicialss.
Ayuntsmientos.
CiNPlNA DE- Los RgRRlClRRlIE
DE PUERTO RICO
Boletin amsnal de insrtsss.
Recandado del /: de
Enero nj Q de Junio
de 1892. sis.6 60
Id de- 10 d. Janio aI
16 de Junio de 1892. slg
To'al ha.ta la fsehs.. ass.
gsssse.Rlso, laaia 10 Do 1895
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
llBR0S BARATOS.

Dc v n's, en- Ia Imprenta del
BoLETIN mercantile.
Elegiaa y Armonfss, Tor
don V. Rniz Aguiiera... e1 90
Ecos Nscier ales ' Oanta-
res. res, por ID d.,.----. 100
don Ventnrs Ruff Agui-
Iers, con prende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder.
na, Grandezas de los
| pequenos, Epigrsmas Y
letrillas, Varias fahulss
y Morslejas, l tomo, rts-
tica 260 p8ginas. .. i 0O
Candido, Novela Dor don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo r6stics. ..... IN
Amor ismbre. ..... 10
Les entremeses (de Ger
vaDtes). 2 tomos.. %
La g''snila y El emante
liberal, de i'd, / tomo. 26
Lss dos doncellss v La
fner2a de la sapgTe, de
jdem, l tomo. Ok
81 essamiento engafoso.
&c idem. l tomo.. %
Visje del Parpaso, poesfss
lor id, l tomo. 2b
El Oeloso Extremefo y La
tia hngids, per idem, un
tomo- OK
Rineoaete y cortadillo Y
Ri lics nciado Vidriera
per idem, un tomo. 2b
Lo- Bafios &c Argel, CO.
media, per i'd, IN tomo. %
NJ ga ado espahol, idem,
f,F IN. IN tome. 25
pultos Ge vita, pr don
Ma au,l Moys, nn tomo. as
La ie.. enda o. Noche bue-
na.----. $500. ... 30
Ii b j. d. Sac,islsi, Dor
con Tso.}oro Guerrero.
q 'fnos... .... 30
Al lalot4ia del co.ag6n por
id. (. t.mo. OK
LIS madrss, ror id, TO-
mo-. ...... %
P'tito del matrmo.io, per
~, toUo. Uo.... TX
Csntarss de IN yiejo, Dor
~, Rmc. ........ Ii
Cuentes ictiah IS, por Id, 1
toMo. .......-... "a
Poes'as p6r dan Antonio
+ G'l.o, tomo $50 ps.
tiFas............ 4 "a
Osigen del PIagio en- Me-.
| jico, tomo. In
La Luchs ror ell Derecho.
por Posada = Biescs, /
tomo. 60
Felipe Q. Estudio Hist6ri-
CO critico, por v. Go
mez. l omo....-.... rs
La lnfuencia de Ia mujer
en- 10 regeneration a0-
cal, por Pareja Sierra
de, l tomo.. rs
FL hiyIro, Estudio cientifl-
90, PR don Julio Go
nez-- --..,....... 90
Hal.t' tilid8d de lss Ae.
lros, por don Jose Mo-
| re 0 Fusntes, l tomo. 30
Muet' g ; Tspices, segun.
| ia 'er de cartas a una
| Is lorits sobre Ia habi.
}. con. p f. MIGUEL ,
| b dia, temo. 10
Hon nkie Po6tico, Poe
'i@s de SO ingenios. l
tonlc c.----. 90
Csrelies poetfas de San
4 Na''io } Agui.era, l to-
| uos s....-..s.... DO
L'-yenea de los Reyes, no.
/ ID hisi6r'cs, por don
T , usto Tarrsgo, to-
hfR- fR--..-... ..-.... 20
Poemas Ga eticos, por o..
alan, 2 tomos. ..... 80
L iu bl : jovenes, es-
| tn hs'6:ico fi!os6fieo
5 hTe hs Est&dos Uni.
| doe y ID Australia, to.
no.;....;;...:.. / 90
\ tariorea EspahoIas y
Am' 'lcanHs, por don P.
sshu@o ADtran, tomc. 30
La bolss, tl Comercio, v
lee toeiedsdes Mercsn.
tll.', | 'omo.. i %
Lee iones de Derecho Mer
4 s,atsff Fs.~s ~ra,fn. ~1z y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

MxwNANAA Ma vR4a rs
AAs "a maa Sc axa i xe4m e.
sssa L ss9 9Nask -. 50 srA ~ -.
sGaAs4saass ase a9easss . - aA@A
- = - esA sasEs asasesa &s aaax
Z - g.ssa nAss - ksNAsN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
Pcra esp nlrgen del 3. Camlno
s A . TR ERfA
DE 10 4 r MATHEU.
SAN FRANCISCO, NUMERO 81.

Ofrece al pdolio, t abaj & la
Ultima noia, garantizsnd, Il corte
en- cnanto 4 e,eganc;a Y buena con-
fecci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
kOA Y VALE.


q A rs. e. sc neF -
~ Ass Sc esss "a mGm
sx sss&ssa 80 ss - &c w.
60 m*3nx Fs8a les a8s So
ass8s- S. ksAes Fes : ssEs@tt
kave s4s ass ~ sxE sssaFfa~ ufs
sm&* *asxkassss asrS ! s4aeos D.
lsA. Il - ss - sss - - ga
a&sy sss&ssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LlBROS r ELIGIOS0S.

Sc ha ,ecibiio en- esta Inprenta
un notable surtido de obr,s re'igio-
sas, selcctas todas, entire las cua-
'el SC encuentran las siguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
prsmss d D.1, Josa Eehsea,

Ccrfes en- pos de- IN ideal,
8 actcS verso. so......
De mala RAGS, 5 actos,
psoee. ..
La mnetie en- Ios labios, s
aescs, pross. ...-.....
Il bae dido | lsandro, 5 cus.
dfrs. pEcsa ..........
Piea . rsl y aceriarsA 5
acsos. vefso.
A eanAs vrccs squi, 5 ac-
stss, vr'sn..........
. 0ssa ailca psrda, dfa-
ma - 8 assss. prcsa, de
| ID. Icst Galore.
| vsses Nntsr DC Balboa.
| drama e. 3 aetcs pof
| Now y G. han ........
La Cseacns Rosa, Drama
| cn { ~ sesus pos dcha
| Fafa IA \ dc Melgar....
la tssss Jngads, eouedla
| aus acirs sr1so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

sAM Aaku 4sG nA4l a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

- pcs a. ores aAFar.c aEss
ds4s Is 1917 20 GO Juno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

OPERAoioSEs DE sUQUss EN- PTo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
4AoETILL.AS.

ESTADOS
De VACUNACION
PLAN1LLAS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
klllAil lQELk!lu

Da soTiolAa i AaUauaesa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

AEkOADO DE La CAPITAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

~ NNot kJk Va
alan, 2 tomos. .......
L { III bl joyenes, es-
Ia o b '6:ico fi!os6ieo
5 l'Te IL S Ess1dos Uni.
doe y la Australia, 1 to.
I1Ns.. ....s-.~.. .A
\ sfratiof e EspahoIas y
Am' rlcsns por don P.
eshueo Autran, / tomo.
La bolss, tl Comercio, v
lss soeiedsdes Mercsn.
lllt =, | 'omo.
L<cs iones de Derecho Mer
c@ntll, per varies alum
nes de den Luis Silvels, l
tGtA0s
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-18
Effects of the Gulf Stream,

The question is often asked, To
what extent does the Gulf Stream
modify the climate Of the United
States? To its supposed erratic
movements is laid the blame of every
abnormal season. There is every
evidence that the Gulf Stream is gov
erned by law in all its changes. The
course through the ocean is without
doubt fixed. Its fluctuations are by
days, by months, by seasons, or by
years, and they do not vary materi-
ally one from the other Its tempera-
ture changes, depending upon the
relative heat of the tropical and po-
lar seasons, and upon the strength
of the producing trade-winds. The
warm water may be driven toward
the shore by the waves caused by a
favorable wind, but the current re-
mains in its proper place. The warm
water gives off certain amount of
hcat-to the air absl-e and If this
air is moved to the land we feel the
heat. The presence of the warm
water on the coast of Europe would
in no way modify the climate if the
winds were easterly instead of west
erly. If the winds III New England in
winter were southeast instead of
northwest, the climate would be equal
to that of the Azores Islands, mild
and balmy. For the cause of abnOr-
NAL seasons we may look to meteor
ology. The current is in its place
ready to give off the heat and mois-
ture to the air whenever the demand
is made upon it, but by the erratic
of the air this heat and
moisture may be delivered at uneX-
pected times and seasons, and thus
give rise to the erroneous belief that
the GulfStream itself has gone astray.
Century.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-18
The Wonderful Crops of 1891.

The government cropreport, which
has just been issued, giving totals of
the cereal production of 1891, sur
passes even the most sanguine antici-
pations of those who had held that
current estimates of the cereal pro-
duction of the United States in 1891,
were under estimates.
The largest wheat crop grown in
the United States prior to 1891, was
in 1884. when the total was 512 ,000.-
600 bushels. The crop of 1890 was
800, 100000 bushels. But the crop
of 1891 is placed by the government +
experts at Gil, 100000 bushels
212. 100000 bushels beyond the re-
cord of the previous year, and 90,-
100000 bushels beyond the great re-
cord of 1884.
The corn crop of 1891 exceeds two
billion bushels,-the exact figures be
ing 1000, ,154, 900 bushels.
The oats crop of 1891 was 1885,
1854 900 bushels.
The total cereal production Of the
United States in 1891 was by far the
greatest ever recorded.
The total value of the farm pro-
ducts of this country in 1891 amoun-
ted to $7OO, 100000 more than
what was produced in 1890.
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The Xermont DaIrYman.

Vermont state can boast of one of
the most active and efficient associa-
tions for the promotion of dairying
that is to be found in the country.
1t was our privilege to attend its an
nual winter meeting, held at Brattle-
boro, and note its methods of work,
and listen to the many noted speak
ers secured for the occasion. The
association has n large membership,
made up from citizens located in eve
ry part of the state, interested in the
promotion of this industry. The
convention was well attended, and
! by dairymeu from every quarter OF
| the state, filling the large town hall
in which the meetings were held at
most of its sessions to its full capaci-
ty. Many ladies we're in the audience.
These Vermont dairymen mean busi-
ness. They have been the leaders in
advancing and improving the work.
We question whether an advance
step in connection with the work can
be named which has not eminated i'm
the fertile brains of the Vermont
dairymen, and from them gone out
to improve the quality and enhance
the value of the product in other
states. And the end is not yet.
They are still active, and do not
propose to stand still and allow 9TH
ers to take the lead from their hands.
One object OF our visit has to see how
much Vermont dairymen know about
their business, and how much they
propose to know. We found no indi-
cation whatever of their having gone
to seed with their views. They are
still earnest for more light, which
will lead them to do still better work,
and realize still better results. Hence,
when their annual convention comes
around, they are there in force, as
was the case at this time. A more
earnest or intelligent collection of
farmers we have never met.-Maine
Farmer.
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manner" he questioned, standing very
closely by her
81 expect | had better accept it,"
she replied trying to smile, "as there
is no one else to name me. Anemone
Grandford; does that sound all
right" she asked.
cit suits me exactly" he said, a
CLEAN of satisfaction showing in his
eyes.
81 must go now she declared,
breaking the silence that followed his
last remark.
Farewell until tomorrow, dear.
/ must see you then, and you must
trust me enough to tell me whatever
the grandmother says-will your" he
asked.
Il will she answered, simply, "as il
you were "a"
dearest friend" he said for her.
81 was thinking of a father when /
spoke, but ] seem never TO have had
"A father or a"
Brother? Well, we will say broth
er just for this time, for a brother
would certainly kiss you" and, lean
ing over her, he pressed her sweetlips
TO his own.
"Oh, don't, pleased" she said,
drawing far away. Nobody kisses
me. 1t scenes so strange-so very
strangel" and, turning without an
other word, she was soon out of
sight.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1892-02-18
Ethan Allen and His Daughter.
BY C. C. COX.

TShe was a lovely, pious young woman,
whose mother then long in the spirit land,
had instructed her in the truths of the bible
When she was about to die she called her
father to her bedside, and, turning upon him
her pale face lighted by lustrous blue eyes.
she SAID, with a sweet voice Dear father,
lam about to cross the cold, dark river
Shall | trust to your opinions, or to the
teachings of dear mother2" These words,
like a keen arrow, pierced the recesses of his
most truthful emotions. : Trust to your
motherl' said the champion of infdelitv
and, covering his face with his hands, he wept
like a child l-Harper's Monthly.
"The damps of death are coming fast.
NY father. DER my brow,
The past with all its scenes mas fled,
And | must turn me now
To that dim future that Ill vain
My feeble eyes decry;
Tell me- my father in this hour
In whose stern faith to die?
"In thine? I've watch d thy scornftll smile
And heard thy whitening tone,
Whene 'er the Christian s hEShbla hope
Was placed above thine own;
I've heard hee speak of coming death
Without a shade of gloom,
And laugh at all the childish fears
That cluster round the tomb.
"Or is it in my mothers faith?
How fondly do | trace
Through many a weary year long past
That calm and sanity face!
How often do | call to mind,
How sne is meath the sod,
The place-the houT-in which she drew
My early thoughts to God
'''Twas then she took this sacred book
And from its burning page
Read how its truths support the soul
In youth and failing age;
And bad me in its precepts live,
And by its precepts die,
That | might share home of love
In worlds beyond the sky.
"My father, shall look above,
Amid this gathering gloom,
To Him whose promises of love
Extend beyond the tomb?
Or curse the being who hath blessd
This checkered path of mine;
Must | embrace my mothers faith,
Or die, my sire, in thine?"
The frown upon that warrior-brow
Passed like a cloud away,
And tears coursed down the rugged cheek
That flowed not till that day;
"Not-not in mine" with choking voice
The skeptic made reply,
" But in thy mothers holy faith,
My daughter, may'st thou die!'
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ITO be continued ]
Labor and Long Life.

While the persistent, dogged, unre-
laxing work of our fathers and fore
fathers made possible the vast de-
velopment which has marked out i'm
dustrial history the past fifty years,
there is no doubt that our fathers
and forefathers worked too hard. The
same conclusion holds true to the
men of the present day. A glance at
the increase in insanity and the new
tangled nervous diseases shows that
over-work has become a national de-
vice. While it is good for man to
work, and most Americans thrive
while working and pine when idle, it
is barely possible that the American
has underestimated the economic
value of rest and recreation. 1t is
better thing for a man to so divide
his labors that he can live little by
the wayside and drop into his grave
at eighty instead of sixty ve.-Min-
Deapolis Tribune.