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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-24
sHco1oN POETIC A
A sls5 /; aas go "A. .JN.

Me dices que es tan gentil
Qua! ia misma primavera
Qua es linda 81 Cabellers,
One sus lientes son msrti...
Que tieue de tai dulzura
La mirada encautadorS,
Q'e parece que la aurora
En- aus pupi as fulgnra.
Y que inspira amor y Oalma
LA mtsica de an ScentO:
Que le brota Ell sent mientO
De 10 profnHdO dr. alma !..
Fsiiz td que has , t tsndido
Alma de banta bel eza,
Que r. fl 9ja en- su pu eza
Cuanto un angel ha sentidO.
Felicftala por mi,
z die que la deseO
CuantO de bHenO yO veO
Desde que he venido aQuf. - Z.
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La ma !..-. Ia mar II 81 viene Vd. s la
CAPITAL, no dele de visitar al establecimientO
de Sobrilo ie Luina y c., Fortaiess, esquina
Tanca. S,a pooaa las cases de csc giro que
en- las anti 'as est6n montadas su altura.
no divide Vd estOs SObrinO de Luifa y Ca son
los inic1s agentes del gran vino de Logr0
no, de laa celebradas bodegas dc Anguciana
(Rioja
Pnr mas que digan, no hay On la Capital
donde Sc pueda conner mas gusto que On el
Restaurant de FontaDiIlas, In Catalina, nd
nero 56, calle de San Francisco.
La vSdG -Troleisher, Raugham, Hudson,
Frarklin ctros e6lebres viajeros han encOn.
trado IL niue tie on las regiones &rticas en-
cambio muohOs reum&ticos han enoontrad0 Ia
salud usandO 81 aoreditadO AgcOholGd0 G1tell.
En- tres as, dig0 ma, en- euatrO dias, So
lamente en- ouatro dias, qued6 sin nm Gallo on
los pies con 90 usar contorme receta Ell Ca
liioida que venden Armas y Jlmenez an la
Gran CGss0rj0 Cruz II = en IL EsferG Forta
leza 81.
I'm dfa en- e. Par1amento de Paris, a'gunoa
cOnsejeros hablaban en- VOC alta interrum-
plan ia audienoia.
M. de Harlay. primer presideOte, dijo:
-Si los senores que hablan ne hioiesen
ruidO, como los se10res que duermen, serfa de
muy buenos resultados para los eenores que
eScuchan.
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Sn uao, pues, On cualquiera case, es q sempre
eficaz y puramente inofenaiYo
1MkGNE d NusI0A
Da OLIMPIO OTRR0, AToOHA he T. POI


Da OLIRIO OTRRO, AT0OHA ne IT, PONORs
M6sioa para piano dos manos
COmposiciones de autOres del pals publicadas
pOr eSt8 casa.
1'nNepOS. - En- Ell pas0O, walls :. ......... 30 cts
lem -La @ impia, mszulka ....-..-..f5 so g
Ide'ss. LA Pnnoefla, q 3 vooes, guaracha. so s
Id.Ms.-S Saber tardar, cor0 femenino, i'd. so /"
Para pedidos en- la Capital. .. ] Gonzales For
Las personas debiitadas por xsso de ira
hajn pOesntras causse. sieberfan tonar todos
los amos ba1os do m rios, 81 es pcs b por
Ia msnapa.. hoy Z, faoll hSeerl0 On eata Ca
pital, graoias al balneariO La Proc deNcjG es-
tab,ecido on Ia Marina.
CIIARADA
Espanoles, valOr Tres Quede inerte-ni
una pyGnseyG dos en- nuestra tierra,-y que On
81 deS tefCefG y On l2 sierra-reauena el gritO
de venganza y muerte.- Maestro py6nserG- TIRE
Franoia destierra-porQue en- la lucha jd.gase
mas fuerte; Il reccjamos Ell guante de ese
modo, ,-demosrremos que aQuf no ex ste IN
tod0i-ssA
CGs0s QNe Sc veCONsiessdGs LA Far
macia Central del LcdO. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecida en- Rio -piedras,1 por La pu-
r0za de suS drogas importadas de los principa-
les centr0a de Europa de America por la
perfection esmerO en- las prescripCiOnes fa-
cultstivas, poF los preoios sin igual al aeance
de fOdas las FORTUNES, deSpaohandose 10 mismO
por u dia que durante Ia nOche.
UE MEDICAMENT TO MARAVILLOSO, que
merece 81 favor del pdblico. La Emulsion de
Scott en- las afecclOnes tuberculosis reemplaza
ventajosamente al aceite de hfgado de ba-
cal8O.
V6lez, Colombia, Julio IL, 1888
& Srea Scott Boe0'ae, New-Y York.-Soy muy
POGO ahoionado 8 preparedness magistrates
AYErQn1AP0N 1n
qae ordinariamente son objeto; pero despu6s de
| haber ensayadO 50 Emulsion desde hace mu-
cho tempo, creo de mi deber naanifestar q
| usted qve hoy Ia cOnsiderO como un medicamen.
to maravtlloso que merece 81 favor del rd
bioO. u solo las afecciones tuberculosis
| en- que IAN rentajosamente reemplaza al baca
lao debe limitarse su esfera de acoi6n, pues sus
huenos resnltados no Sc haran esperar en- todas
lts Intermediates relacionadas con un empo
Orecimiento de Ia sangre falta de asimila
ci6n Da ustedes alto s S-MGnMe1 de Je
sMs Flores
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6 Ell Buen Gusto /"

Usso de Jos 4sej0res q Ns6s ezeg mates sGgOses
de BGrber5G est0blecSd0s en- Puerto Rico.
PYOpiet0rjO: J. Apellaniz. Djreccj6m: s Justo Is
Sc admiten abonados.-Se complace los
parroquianos.-Hay siempre an complete sur.
lido de perfumeria de las fabrieas mas renom.
bradAs
Los senOres viajeros que visiteR la
IBERIA Ell BUEN GUSTO.
CerecedO HormanOs y c. Sc han e8lido de
madre en- su gran ColmadO de la Gale de San
Francisco. ALI es dOnde ae vende ell famoso
vino reconst tuyeute de San Raphael; IA mn
tritiva harina Lactea el gran amargo legttimo
de Augostura; el cognac Lamoulhe; el anis
superior Chinoh6n y tod0 cuant0 Vd. pueda
desear.
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eaTE:NEEOW ~

Un caballero que conooe ne fe ,tanente el
ingl6s Ell frances versado en aau atas mo =
cantiles, desea eno0ntrar una concaci6n adnn.
de sus connoimentos pudieran ser utilizsdoe
Dirijirse q x. l. z, ofcins Dis cofrees, SAINTS re
IL
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Al p1blico

En- 81 antique dep6sito dc b eIn table.
CidO On la Gale de San JoeS ntaleyo 10 f enta
la Casa -ParrOquiai dc Cathedral. se dsta,la
este artdculo dos ochavOs O. kiIo pa pssos
por QuintaL So admftsn aoo los nn- me cd
pr0cto conventional. Sc sncuentra talnb:eu
de yenta oh dichonep0sitn imonadRs gssefas M
+ escas al natural. agua carh6nica en s:f.,st>s I
~ aetai, c'gaiT,,sos, f0sforos. frntas .iai ale,
dulces en- aimibar de Raraa Ulssas <aFr.a .,,s,s
y bebidae eor hieio P sssta Rico AnrI' ~ ~
lsa2 Jss1 Tsiidar Maefas lsa
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NOticias de Ia Isla

Dice nuestrO cOrrespOnFal de ArecibO So.
"Hoy, SAbado debut0 con EE ITOU0dOr Ia Com
pan1a 1rlca fraucesa, para man ana, anuncia
como sagunda function de despedida, Fansto,
Ia nOta b opera del immortal Gounod. LA CON-
currenc q 10 acudir al COljseO, no fu6 hume.
rosa, per- LOS prOmetemOs que mafana habra
uenO comp ESQ, fundAndOnOB On que el pdDlicO
ilustrado ha sabldO apreciar Ell m6rito indisou-
tible de algunCs de los artistas. La IL tiple
posee una VOC volumin0sa y bien timbrada, y
al hAcSr uSO dc Ia graduation, mOdula CON IA
cilidad. Una nuestro humilde aplauso, al con-
ciertO de felicitaciones que le hayan podido
tributar' La COntraltO, como t0da artista de
COraz0n, siente mucho 10 que dice 10 expresa
con dulzura y naturalidad. E Baritone, tiene
mejor Voc de bajO; cantando siempre como tai,
alcanzaria maYores felicitaciones. III Tenor Sc
inspire On EL MSSefeye; perO dursnta el curso
do 10 representation, tenia al pdblico un poqui
to diSguHtadO. Vaya nuestra feliciGaci6n para
81 sehor Director de orquesta, demas art stas
que Ia C0mponen
Ell vapcr N. Z. Vjizdveyde cargo en- Ponce
422 sacOs AZ LAG kilos cafe para va1ios puertos
de Cuba. el frances VSlle de Idssger l.277
BaC0S del mlSmO granO pes8ndO lO2 610 klOs
para Europa y 120 barriles 1865 kilos aatcar
para St. Thomas. La barca danesa GOSStGssCj1
cargo en- dicho puerto para 81 de Copenhague
800 boooyes 2.537 barriles asdcar, pesando
417.062 kilos.
POr 81 GObiern0 General So han concedido
so dlas de liCencia al torrerO % del faro de Car
dona an al puerto de Ponce, don Francisco Ca
bAnellas.
sd. ANTONIO r. CABAssA, con buenas re
ferencias solcita agenciaa comisiones-Es
agente On Ponce de los inmejorableJ oigarrillos
pectorales y blancos de Ia marca . PUREzA !"
DC -. Rs'sdseeges y c. de Ia Habana los fabri
Canfes que mas ventajas otrecen en premios.-
ID ANTONIO q. CABASSA es 81 agente de LA
CORRHsPONDEN0IA DR PURRTo-RIOo, en- Ponce
Dicen de Ponce que 81 cafe clase cubana
s0 oOt1Ea ALI al rededor de $22 234 va
1924 81 de pil6n Glasses fnas, apenas entran
81 mercado. Las inieles se colocaban desde
$40 hasta q por extreme de classes.
-
Or. Ricardo Hernandez
ofreoe sus servioios profesionales on ARE
VlBO. 40
Ha sid0 aprObadO pOr el GobernO General
81 prOyeCtO de puente dc nueve metros dc lus
con destinO & Ia carratera ndmero 2, en- el
kil6metro 10 de la misma.
Hs sido ncmbrado secretario INFERNO del
Ayuntamtento De Atiasco, don Mariana A. DO
ningaea,
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ANI1s WsSH8 FlFMU . Ut58 uEsE4e
mpoeiciones de autores del pals ]
por eSta casa.
raNepOs. En- el paseo, walls ........
lem lis @ impia, mszuIka ....-
Ide''s. LA Poncefla, q 8 voces, guarat
1deNs.- = Saber tardar, cor0 femenino,
Para pedidos en- la CAPITAL, D. ] Con
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La Triguena

GRAN SOMBREREklA Y CAMIsERIA
DE JOSE NJ. NUNEz
Gale de PGOsG nesserO 2, esgaano d l0
Plaza Principal
ARECIBO.-PUERTO. RICO
Sc lavan compOnen q pertecci0n tods
Q ase de sombref fOs.--Constante surrido de los
mismos entire los que sc enouentran los de Ia
renomDrada fabr1ca del 81. CobYer, Ponce.
Sc hacen oamiSas Ia Orden y hav tallaras
especiales para el lavado planchado dc las
mismas.- AN surtid0 en- corbatas de alta no.
~edad -Prontitud esmero en los encargos
que SO hagsn q la medida. - Hentos al
C09sJ0G0 CO.
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II Intermediates secretas I!

WQ0O0As
II Intermediates secretas /!
CURAO1oN DE LA MPoTENCIA.
,BANDENIAl lBANDENIA
En6rgioo remedio puramente vegetal elixir
vIgorozante del Dr.. J. Rodriguez Castro
Curacion iDfalible de Ia i'm Doteno:a, esper
matorrea, debilidad nerviosa, etc eto.
ResultadOs absolutOs permanentes Obte-
nidos On los hospitsles de Nueva York en-
esta Isla.
Euxekay Eureka!
OuraCi0n de las Intermediates Saeretag con
las inyecciones antigonorreioaa del doctor ]
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Cura en- menoa tiemnO que ninguna otra.
PRECIOs: Banden'a S.. IlgeoceD $l-5O.
DEP0SITOs
Ponce, Los fabri6antaa, ri,laga .. 60.
Sau Juan,-Don Fide Guii srlae4y dor
Jose Maria BlancO.
Mayagdez. Don 9. J Monsgas y Co. don
r. Basora.
Humacao,- o. Martinez ' Co.
Arecibo, Don J. r. Rivera
Aguadilla, Don Francisco Elvira On to
dos los puebIos de Ia 1sla
CONSULTAS PARA La ISLa
Sc dar&n extensamente por correo para
esta clase de eDfermedadas Al one envie dos
pesos en- eellOs de franQuoO al doctor j. Rodrl
guez Castro Ponce.-Reserva absOluta l5-ll
81 Qul6r0 nsL6d 00mprar un pAr lie b0tak
buenas de zaDatos rehaIados.. al DelO. visit.
primero La { onstGnc.G, de los sefiores BorrAe
' Keynes, calle dc San Jusso ttno 81.
LA Guest 8, es utiIzaf ID ineicr = 10 ma,
practico 10 mas 5eoonen liable 7 la Loc.6,a
AMtiherpet o6 del dact o IL ntsa q. AZ 81 d.
medicamento moderno que refine todaB esa.
CondiciOnes,
81 Alcoholado Giol estA preparado con
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UNICA> A>FUNCION
AL PUBLICO

Por teDesse que arsentarae su duefln Is
Peninsuls, 90 venden dos estaRcias un precio
muy barato; una medic oamiro de Bayamha
s Toa alta y Otra en- Toa-haia 81 que Las il
terese puede dirig So en- Baya1nda los Sras
FAlin HarTuRnOsaV Coz Is
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NOTARIA

Las Cno1naS de Ia NOtarf0 de don Juan Ra
mon de Torres, quedan establecida On los bajos
de 50 misma casa habitac6n, Gale de Ia Forta
lega n6mo 10. Sc avisa para cOnocimiento
Gel puhl1cO. 15-2
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YENTA
lnfcrmar6n.

LIN Il n
Sc venden algunos muebles. Sol, 81 altos,
lnfcrm&r6n. 80
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SECGlUC UE AN uNvASc
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Health
..dGonfort.+s
Destroyed

by the use of poor smoking to-
bacco. The one tobacco that
has held its own through all
the changes Of time andagainst
all competitors is Blackwell's
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
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THE BoY. smARrsHooTEH.
Had to be aronGht Down with u canno,
Shot at Last.

E.
Had to be brought Down with Cannon
Shot at Last.
Speaking Of good rife. shots, 7 said
John Hawkins, to a writer in the 81
Louis Globe Democrat, II wore the gray
ut Antietam III 1862, and the prqttiest
shooting | ever saw occurred oa--ri1at
day,
There was,a tall tree on the banks
OF the Antietam, and an old Mary
lander's cottage was situated just at
lis foot. The old man was away and
md left fourteeu.year-old boy to
take care Of the family.
This boy had managed to climb
up into the forks of this tree, and had
probably been at work on his scheme
several days before the armies came
m, for when they got on the ground
he had intrenchedEs himseife up in the
forks Of the tree With feather beds,
pillows, and holsters, apparently four
or five deep, all around. him.
4" He had prepared for sleep, too,
with both ammunition and food.
When the Union army came within
raHge, his old aquirrdi rifle picked off
mone subordinate officers in few
hours than the army hdd lost before
iii weeks. No amount Of colfntertiring
did any good.
G.. He would get IFS old blunderbns
reloaded, and with close scrutiny you
could see its long barrel creep out
over His inprovised rampant. and as
sure as the crack of the rifle came q
m ian and Il dead lieutenant or other
Q 1icer would follow.
THE Antietam, AT the point where
the battle was fought, is narrow, but
1t is very deep. and there seemed real
~ no way to dislodge the awfully de-
structive enemy, so the Union army
actually withdrew till the artillery
could run up a gun and train in on
the spot. And viii you believe me 2
the young sharpshooter actually killed
two of the guuners and wounded 4
third, and almost produced panic
before he was dislodged.
He was literally blown to pieces at
last, but not until afterle had created
CONSERVATION in the ranks Of the Union
army"
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INDICTED ar moaMytlLr.

Mr., Hunt. Of Charlcstown. eame 10
this city yesterday and recovered pos
session.of his horse and buggy stolen
by Richard club. MR. David Horst,
Of Hagerstown. has also recovered the
horse belonging to him which clnbleft
at Front Royal, Va. Club was indici-
ed by the grand jury at Rockville
Wednesday and will be taken there
this week. lie hired horse and bug
gy from a livery stable 1T that place
on election day. The horse was found
in Pennsylvania and the buggy and
harness in this city. The man has
made full confession.
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Mrs. Mary Rosenberger, nee Watson,
formerly of this vicinity, but who has
been living for the past 81 years IN
Missouri aud other parts Of the West,
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. John
w. Pitzer, on King Street. They had
not seen each other since Mrs. Rosen-
berger went West. she expects to
spend some time in this neighborhood.
visiting among old friends and rela-
tives..
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THE woMAN REPoKrER.

1t is easy to spot = newspaper
women all the world over. There is
an air Of business about them that is
unmistakable, and then they are dress
ed for the weather. They usually
come to hotel breakfast cloaked and
bonneted for a days work, and they
start out with determined air which
p,ainly: says that they are going to see
all that il to be seen and great deal
athat isn't. Let a sudden storm come
up and it is the newspaper woman who
turns her cloak wrong side out, show
ing pretty waterproof lining, draws
forth pair Of light rubbers, from an
inside pocket, unfurls the umbrella
which she always carries and sail.
proudly on. putting to seorp ths weak
e. sisters WHO are, never prepared 70
Ianything unexpected.
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Aside from the interesting glimpse
Of life in oar first woman's college that
it presents, the Vassar letter in this Isl
sue win be Of interest because it is
from the pen Of a former Martinsburg
girl Miss MADEIRA was the successful
competitor for the Vassar scholarship
endowed ~ the CITY Of Washington.
She has recently heen elected presi-
dent Of her class, the greatest Of yas-
-,
saf honors. Her many friends here
wish her continued success.
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t-f-7i I---I-7fT II lTTI-Il7
j -I-f- HI --f-t-l II -
/" You Cant do it Again. :

When the great financial results attained by
the Mutual life shown the confused agents OF rya
companies they excam .Yes but they can't do again.
They are willing to admit dividends paid by the MI
Insurance Company New York all its carrier
policies the largest paid by company on similar
forms Of Insurance. but it is claimed that the Mutual Lie can
not duplicate its former dividend results on policies issued
now. Let
On Policy No. 1868, issued November 1870 at age
twenty five annual premium s99f5 ordinary lie
PLAN the end Of first twenty the dividend aado
amounted making the insurance value as
claim which than the amount Of prem
ums paid improved at 10 per cent compound interest
On Policy No. 1868, issued September y 1871, at age
twentysx for $4,000 annual premium sl020o ordinary HE
plan the dividend additions in 1891 at the end of the rs
twenty years amounted 90 raising the pocy 70 So
being better than all the premiums paid I'M
proved per compound interest annum for twenty
years
Thus appears from the records of The Mutual lafe In
Company of New York that the first twenty years
dividends ending declared policies issued
and have been favorable IN the
first twenty years policies issued in 1913 u.s. therefore,
quite reasonable that the future dividends OF this
Company policies issued the twenty dsrbu
plan will be good those realized in the first twenty
the holders of policies issued nthe early OF the
Company the old reversionary addition PLAN on which
dividends declared every five and added the policy
at their insurance value
Since the Mutual Lies dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year. =
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\ awsPaPER pst.S.

4 newspaper folded and pf;fced fr1t m
neck to belt, underneath wrap, will
a.fprd "a remarkable protection against
the keen wgad When travelling, TWO
ne spaper spread between the covers
Of /, bed are an excellent substitute for
a blanket, and enc on tile floor Of &
dirty ear wi.l protect the dress wonder
fully. Light snlel shoes are made
more comfortable on aseoid day By
placing vi'hin 4 thickness Or Two Q.
.rarer. Thea, to, paper is such g
good and cheap material to cleanse
utensils. Knives rubbed with it pre-
serve their 4}rislftness Stoves rubbed
irssrf with fapet evors morning win re:
main cletn and brigllt, and polish wi
be ..aved Eut be sure fhaNthe paper
il paid for before beiag PIT 70 aay q
the s.hSye uses.
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Chauncey Mitchell Depew, while
feeling particularly humorous during
the campaign, told his hearers how..he
would plaster taffN over Cleveland
when be- met hing at the chamber of
congress Banqutf after his defeat.
They met ,-as chapncey predicted, but
Chauncey was the man who was bowed
down with weight Of woe. He didn't
plaster Gle geland with taffy.
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The misty rooster is a prominent
feature Of the Democratic newspaper
these days. A iubilant, housekeeping,
loud-erowing rooster is he. He wears
spurs, his head is thrown we'll hack,
aud he looks every inch the monarch
Of all he surveys. A fine bird. But
then the bird which will have the
rloos, OF rather which win be tabled, i
little later In the month, meaning the
Thanksgiving turKeys will be more
generally popular.
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4 coon MOVE FOR nErTEE no. ADS

a GOOD hONE HOkS DE AEh nodDS'
A PetitionHto Congress is now in cir
cuiation asking the establishment at
Washington in connection withthegen-
seral government a Road Department,
on the plan of the Agricultural De-
partmept, topromote knowledge in the
art nf road construction and mainte;=
NANCE and providing for teaching stu
dents to become skilled road en-
gineers, together with prominent
exhibit Illustrating various$methods of
construction and the best materials
and machinery. The petition also asks
Congress to appropriate funds fora
comprehensive road exhibit at the
Worlds Fair.
The idea is. most excellent and the
expense attached very small.
This Is the one matter in which this
progressive nation is behind the re-
mai:sder es tile worftl,iau the errors in
the present system, 'et-rather the lack
of system, cannot be reme@ied too
soon: Millions Of dollars annually
would be saved to the farmers of Ame,i
"a IL good scientifically Constructed
roads were substituted for the presen
highways, which half the year are mere
mud paths for the stalling Of team
and the other half series of rougl
rocks and holes that destroy vehicle
and ruin horses. Transportation is on
of the, most important items ofexpens
the farmer has to bear, and tn
loss, delay and Inconvenience eaus
ed BY our present miserable hisl
ways he will not thoroughly apprt
ciate until he takes his products I
market, orsto the railway station oyt
smooth, hard, even roads.
This petition will not lack signets b
the million If ii r well circulated
Those desiring. blanks may'get the
by applying to ALBERT a. PoPE, r. {
/ Box b, Boston. Mass Or those wi
may not he called upon and desire
sign the petition can do 80 BY selt.il
their names 70 this office.
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FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 10, 1892.

An American heiress ofmillions will
vary the usual order Of things BY turn
ing aside from titles 70 marry ansedi-
for. Needless 70 say, her example will
be enthusiastically held up to other
actresses by the united press Of the
country
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-18
cau,an.t ns More Na,nrnl.

Oobbins Didn't you say that Sneaker
was lynched?
Jobbins-C Certainly
= And yet you have just written his
wife that he died natural death"
Whynot9 tell you, my friend. You
don't know those Texans. There's moth
ing comes more naturafto them than to
lynch horse thief. -Yonkers Gazette
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-18
WI Y?

Because it's always pure, al
ways the same, always the
best. Such a record tells more
than pages of talk I It's
Just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for gou. If
you smoke. you should smoke
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-18
he WoRLD.
,sU6LIsAED oAlLyAND WEEKLY
Z VERNON ALER. Editor z .prop'r.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-13
FARM, FIELD, GARDEN
Value of the Ladybug in De-
strOying Insect Pests.
THE MANAGEMENT OF LAMBS.
Striking Differences In Sheep-A Model
Poultry House-san jose Scale In
juring Orchards in This State.
From a state Horticultural Bulletin.

Nearly all of the species of ladybirds
(Coccinellide) are beneficial, and most of
them are great enemies 10 most kinds of
injurious insects, and especially TO aphis
and scale. The ladybird, or bug, feeds
mostly on insect life, and only in excep-
tionai cases have any of the beetles ever
been found feeding on ripe fruit, and
never on vegetation.
The Larvae are oblong, backish grubs,
and are usually thickly beset with spines,
which are also furnished with smaller
spInes or prickles, giving them when mag
nlfed formidable appearance. Some of
the common species are found in this
state, and should be more carefully OBJ
served and protected. California has re-
ceived great benefit from the introduction
OF various foreign species of the bug to
fruit districts of that state
AMBIGUOUS LADYBIRD.
This species is very abundant in the
various sections where fruit is grown on
this Coast. Color, blush black above,
dirty green below; first thoracic segment
margined with yellowish white; abdo-