davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La LUZ EN- Il kUHDO De LOS NEG0ClOS.
ACBITE PARA ALTMBRADO DF FAMILIAR

AtotS &c e2ptO SiC7s q OOn
msti6n ezpontdneas.
SIN hssmO ni m,as osor,
Este aceite. prooucto- de
"a fabricsci6n especial
. igual, sipo superior & los
iue Sc importan del ey
ranjero bajo diversos nom
Hres y msrcas, tanto DO
'us cuslidades lurninicaA
'omo poE IL seguridad oue
'frece 4 los consumidores.
NuessTos precios sonmu.
mo mas reducidos q1el 4
@ las marcas extranjerks.
ue con este mayor precio
o brindan . los consnmi.
ores vsntsjas de nj sgnna
,ats.
Ia @EYsaraas>Ss Ssao aI~~a.1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17

.'' DOCTaINA CRISTllNA
pOR.GM EsTEvE'

Nueva edicion Ipertectamente
,mpresa ences dernsdA en- car
f6n. i NUEvE PESOS gruesa
al..contado.
on bnsn descuentc.
ns venta en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
3,iiAyr tpIRpuro pHsDH PUHRTo- RI00
Ala Coruna 3 santander,

e9 y FGaAts A ~-se NJ
De- sxpidsa paaajss do Ida y vuslta cca 70
ser cisnto do rsbaja.
A iss fsmiliss qss pagasn ID squivslsncia
ae4 psssias sntsros, . les hsEA la reba1s dsI
iS nor cIsnto. Esta rsbsja no Oh splicaDie
,os billstes dc ida = vasita. .
h hi!s : e class. On aiao msneT Dc .
.aos en- cads familia, gratis. Los d..nas me-
cores do Q! aaos 1 do Pasals. 40 . u 80 no
ssmplidos / pssajs, DO IL amos oampno's PA-
4 "a vrsssrsncia y o. ordinaria. On asae
b.sts = sdos eratia.s Dea q = aaes / Psssaje,
ds u Il sass ! pasais. dc IL saos en- adsiaas-
. spasajs estsra. ssa-ci
arm IA dc las A1Tx&2ASs
sapor M L. vlLLAvERDE.
II I'D -. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
YAPORES.
UoRRnos-MsP A@01Ms
osLA nnxPAMIA fRASAFLANfI0A A
ANTHe
DE A, LOPEZ o. Co.
ssrvisio para Pusrto-Riso y IL Hshsns'

aALIDAS.-De Barcelons los dias 5 70
IL cada mes Do Mslags sl " T:-DsOs-
ais q 10 y s0.-Ds Eantsnder ei Role Ia
CorrHa sl 81.
Sc expendsn oillstea dlrsctos para Maysgasa
Ponce. Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, Nxsvisas,
HsbsniIia ' dslon, con trssbordo On Pusrss'
Rico q Hahana. y SD sf,&s IM&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17
LlBR0S BARATOS.

De vents, en- Ia Imprenta del
BOTET1N MERCANT1L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-17

En- Ia Imprents del BoLETIN 90
han recihido los siguiensea:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
HaeNzalson's Simplicity.

The French cynics never knew Just
what to make of Marshal McMahon's
simplicity and candor. Once while he
was president the council of ministers
were divided on n question in the affirm
alive side of which McMahon himself
felt the deepest interest. When they
came to vote on it, they found them
selves tied-five voting ''aye" and five
mo-" well, gentlemen" said the pres
ident, with sigh, Il confess am sor-
~, but the motion is lost"
His five opponents exulted in their vic
tory. His five associates looked respect
fully astonished. but said nothing. After
the meeting one Of the latter called the
president aside. M. lie president" he
whispered, 1--WE were amazed at the re.
suit Of that vote, hut held our peace out
Of regard for you. We had supposed
that you were Of the samc mind with
ourselves"
80 l a;a," answered AIacMahon,
heartily"
''Then why did you not assert your
right aud cast the decisive vote!'
Upon my faith" exclaimed the hon.
est old soldier, Il never once thought OF
it.'-Gate Fields Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

New Yess Customs In Orkney lslands.
In Deerness, In Orkney, q band Of
young and old Of the common people
meet and 60 around in the evening, aud
sing o song before each well to do per-
sons door, commencing:
This night IL 1. guild Ncw'r E'en,s night;
We're ~ here Queen Mary's men:
And We come here to crave our right,
And that's before our lady.
Then as they sing they demand but
tar, cheese, ale, fire aud knife.
We houp your ale Is stark and stout.
For men To drink the aud year out.
When the song Is ended, the door Is
opened, and the crowd rushcs in pell-
NELL to partake Of the supper set out. and
% On from house to house. Sometimes
this ceremony falls on New Years night,
and the custom Of mummers, or maskers.
going about eating and drinking prevails
In many places There IL one rude play
enacted by these mummcrs which Sir
Walter Scott always had them enact ut
Abbottsforl Burning the clavie," OF
tar barrel, In procession, II another Gus
tom Of the Hogasnansy In Burghead.-
Philadclphis Press.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
A MOOD.

Oh. to be alone!
To escape from the work. the paay.
The talking every day:
To escape from NIL have doao
And All that remains to do:
To cecepc-ycs, even from you.
My only love. and be
Alone and free.
Could I only stand
Between gray moor and gray SKY. :.
Where the winds and the plovcrs csE
And no man is at hand,
And feel the free wind blow
On my rain wet free, and know
am frec-not yours, bat my own
Free, and alone.
For the soft freight
And the home Of your heart, my dear.
They hurt, being always hero.
Iwant to stand upright.
And to cool my eyes in the afr.
And to see how my back can bear
Burtlcns--to try. to know,
10 learn, to grow.
lam only sou!
lam yours. part OF you. your wifcl
And ! have no other life.
lcannot think, cannot do:
] cannot breathe. cannot see:
There 10 ''us." but there il not ''mc~-
And worst, ut your kiss grow
Contcntcd 50.
New York Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

Said bright young lady who attends
frequently strictly first class theaters:
II always remove my hat or bonnet in
the theater If it is Of proportions to in
terfere ut all with the view Of those sit
ting behind me. I certainly think there
In great need Of reform in this matter Of
hsadgear ut the playhouses. The mana
gers should formulate another rule and
strictly enforce it-that big bonnets and
hats be left at home or removed at the
amusement houses. Other rules arc
rigidly carried into effect ut the theaters.
and there IL no reason why another and
one Of the most important Of all should
not End . place among them and be -
carefully observed.
1.-THE other evening ] leaned forward
and asked lady sitting in front of me
II she would not remove her headgear,
a. IL interfered seriously with my view
Of the stage. She gave mo y look that
was principally one Of amusement.
When she had partially recovered from
her establishment, she said that her hair
was not arranged in . way permitting
the removal Of the article. OF course
that h something TO be borne In mind by
ladies who are inclined to favor this new
departure Mt the amusement places."-
Cincinnati Times-Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
ehet Of IN Ia Lesvenine Powcr-1aest u Govt Report
Re-! R Rsxass'
ABSOLUTELY Pune
IN FAROFF RUSSIA,

The New Year Season Brings Joy @ ths
Yesse-Twelve Days Festival.
In the smaller cities OF Russia, New
Years day Il in the Twelve Days Fes.
tival." The Russians in many PARTS have
held to the old ways from time immemo-
rial. Tho preparations for the season
begin early In November. The host Of
some great home begins to lay in stores
OF sailed beef and sansagcs. liquors. etc.
The hostess calls on all her friends and
invites yocug and old. Next day she 10
succeeded BY the nurse, vino makes the
same rounds Of visits. Her duty is to in
vite especially the young ladies. She is
hailed with JOY, and the lady Of the house
hastens TO mix for her the cup Of wine.
She delivers her message and Is piled with
questions rs to tho invited and rejected.
But the most important question il,
who are the elected" These are the
young men invited by the hostess for the
girls OF flair maidens," rs they are
called. The duty Of the young man thus
designated h 20 look after the amuse-
mcut and pleasure Of his '.sair maiden"
during the twelve days" The respou-
sibility Of the choice lying with the host
esq. she has TO he careful in her selection.
But the invitation has again to he re-
pcatcd. this time by the master Of the
house In the person Of his servant or
swat" who. with mace in hand, per-
forms his mission. On entering each
house he offers a prayer before the shrine
Of the saint to which IL Is dedicated. He
then delivers the invitation in the name
Of his master or mistress. At first, &C.
corling to etiquette, the invitation is re-
fused. but after much pressing il is fin
ally accepted. When the day arrives. the
young ladies who are the heroines Of the
season appear in u sledge. accompanied
by their mothers and favoritc compan-
ions. generally girls If inferior rank, who
sit at their feet. This sledge Is followed
by another containing the tire women,
charged with caskets and dressing boxes.
Other sledges follow, the longer the pro-
cession the greater the honor to the
house visited.
On the arrival the host and hostess
meet the guests ut the gate. bow with
out speaking and conduct them into the
house. The young maidens are then de-
hvered over to the care Of the hostess.
and after friendly greetings, presents to
the domcstics and sweetmea;s to the
girls, the mothers and retinue return
home. On Christmas morning, rs the
bells are ringing. the hostess herself
awakens the fair maidens and serves
their breakfast with the help of the
nurses. But . very important part is
the Interpretation Of their dreams on
this first night. Then the elected" ar
rive. The days following are full Of
gayety and pastimes for young and old.
This season Is very important to the
young people in Russia, who at other
times Of the year. by the strict etiquette
observed, are kept much apart.
Among ourselves the Happy New
Year" greeting and the social gather.
ings ARE now the sole recognition Of
Jan. 1.-Exchange.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
Whist CA,sess Ca,,Are. Celebrate.

When do you suppose the Chinese
children fro off torpeslocs, skyrockets
and powder crackers? II you do mot
know, you could never guess in all the
world, 20 you msy ~ well be told right
away. They fire them Oh on New Years
dayi And when you are told why they
celebrate New Years day % II Il were
Fourth Of July, you viii be still more
surprised
You know che Chinese havca different
religion from ours. and because Of that
they believe many things which We do
not believe nj al. New Years day the
frccrackcrs arc set OF to keep evil spirits
st distance. The night before the new
year thcrv arc special services to the
Chinese deity, and ut bedtime . pot Of
sice h left upon the table. covered with
cypress leavcs.
New Years day there are social visits,
dinnefs and family games. And all day
long the Chinese youngsters are expect
Cd 10 keep mp . firing Of fireworks VI all
kinds TO keep % evil spirits.-New
YRk Ledger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

SENATOR CULLoM announces that
he is u candidate for reelection.
This is superfluous statement rs no
one doubted but what he would be.
His reelection, however. is highly
problematical. In the first place n
good many republicans are getting
tired Of Cullom. but the principal
reason Is that the next L. ;. senator
from Illinois will be democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

JouN r. HorKiNs was on Wedncs-
day night duly installed as mayor of
Of Chicago. fact which should in
duce the 1nter-Occan to inform its
numerous readers rs to the result Of
the special election held on Dec. 10th
last,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
Eeoaey's Varieties.

1hs Preach say there arc several
''a9ssr - veil o. kinds Of beauty-thc
hsauty of mere youthfulness, which they
call II beaute du diAble; also . beauty a
''ueliness." # ''old age" and Of "thin-
-" called h besute du SINCE. Fred-
srtks 1rsmef. the Swedish novelist, haa
shs beauty Of ''plainness." She was %
vsry plaia a face that hsf expressiou q
tsustiulness, q thoagh appealing 20 yoa
% And sume other qualities n her than
nsrs ''Ioo&s," shoos out With pesSect
sndiancs that sna0blsd hef aacs and
Asvw friends 70 hss, becsase - had 10
o0hsr bsnaty. But 1liss 1ssmse took
plsasass u ~ wsl1 tepe hsnds. q
vAish - ussd 70 ~, "3vsn hands
~ tAa4 4aqu1le 8 ahoR -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
r. Do0sO 70 Hoe0ane0

Ths faint and elusive mark Of leod
pencil can b preserved by holding The
written pago over tho spout Ut fast
builing teaksttle. Whea e has been
Wsll steamed, e b ''set," - tho waah.
9wpm0 says.-Nsw Yosk Evsning
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

Hon. wAYNE MAcvEAGu is in Flor
ida and expressed himself highly
pleased with his appointment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

TuE American Building. Loan and
Investment society. Of Chicago. has
been shut out Of Massachusetts,.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29

vIcE-PREsipENr ROBINSON. Of the
santa Fe system. has been appointed
agent for the receivers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
FmpAv, DEcExsEx -. 1898.

IT is believed that the appointment
Of q public printer will be made in
the next 10 days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
skipped.

Mr.. !;Uggins-Is Miss Fosslick still presi-
dent Of your Society For the Suppression ct
Slang. Miss Skidds:
Miss SkidGs-No, she got too fresh. and
We turned her down.-Retailer and Jobbex.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-29
ARGUS BUSINESS DIRECTORY

BOOKS. WALL PAPER, ETC.
(raL, ton, r, l.s5 Second avenue.
RESTAURANT.
Alla,s. l., 1853 Second avenue
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
Cordc., II r. 1862 Second avenue.
GLOVES AND FUEs.
Bennett, Geo, 1905 second avenue.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Tmig, ", 10. Second avenue.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Beseiin. II 1903 Second avenue.
BAKERS.
Munro, Dc Ruc & Anderson. &c Market Square.
DRUGGISTS.
Thomas. II. 1880 Second avenue.
Spcidel, C.lIGO. Scco,d avenue.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
Blake & Burke. 1slO Third avenue.
WALL PAPER, ETC.
Adams Wall Paper Co. slO3i4 Twentieth street.
GROCERS.
Bunchcr. Chas A, ssl twentieth street.
He's Bios. 10 Second avenue.
Brooks i Thiermar, 3OOl Fifth avenue.
Kuschmann. Robt, 40. Fourth avenue.
Long. & J, second svenue and Nineteenth street.
Browner & Co. sg3i Fifth avenue.
UNDERTAKEN.
Knox. r. 400 TwcItieth street.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND NANTELS.
Noftsker, +, 3Os Twentieth st.e.t.
LAUNDRY.
Pafkef'e Laundry. I7ss Third avenue.
COD, 22I and SO eighteenth street.
BREwERIES.
Eock Island Brewing company.
MEAT MARKET.
Schroeder Hans. 3ii Twentieth stree.
Tri-city Packing and Provision Co, eth and s0th.
JEwELER AND OPTICIAN.
Rlmscr. & Son, 1Sss Second avenue.
MILLINERY.
Blackburn q Co, I..s Second avenue.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Bo ton Shoe Store, 1863 Second avenue.
REAL EsrATE'AND INSURANCE.
narr 9. Geo ~ D. 2sS Seventeenth
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

NaIsjutrz nuo Siawek zbladly wymeczouy sisdzial mad so.
sem PsPierow " rsdakcyi, rorny sajso mad drugim ju4 aryLulitiem
L wiadcnosei ~krsjo~ycb, kt6ry znowu przyszedi 90 ukiuS boIesLie.
brzmial on j.k nsstepujs:
snowy dzienpik zspowiedziany tax szumnie, kt6rysuv iuA
ogsdae piei 80. weae podobno dust " kolebce, Z ktorej sic
ME mote wydobyc. Dwom PaDou sUaye ME podobna, q SERGE
zaIets Przez wielkiS uozuois, ME mote bic ola wielkiei sprawy.
sychae, 1e wyjScie dzienniLa odroczoDem zostllo do nieozna-
oroneRo ezssu-. Powhahbyimy 60 byi stsropolskiem =
Szczsc B'aei ale podobno Skohe1y sic ma nekrologu ds ME-
donoszonego niemowleCa" I'd
Dlsnnik " istocie dosnswszy Ewlok wislu, mia nsreszeie uka-
zad sic " PrEysIiym tygo1niu, da togo rozglasIano usilnie, il Gale
ma SWAT ME p~rzyjdze. Trz.ba to bysO zuies6 cierpliwis.. lub 70
dskOyi nssaanyn ~urzedOwuis listen Esprzee1y6 = ale wyzywaS ia
do novel WALK nienial Shswsk ochoty.
OsObists ukaszenie bolao...
Zsmylouy sisdzial tax, gdy " przedpokoiu dal sic slys.sS
hstss, drEwi ot"sriy sic Z trzsskiem Osobs p6i se6skiej, " srednin
Wieku rEekss.... nimo OPord slugi, kt6y js chcal zameldouaS.
- q bym j. sic jeszc1s potrzebOwals ~meldowae, zawolala oo
sem pisklwym - syszsl kto co podobnegop Gbur3... Pre-
Prsstam pans, rIekis zwracajac sic do saawks twarz usilujac uczy
Mo wdziecznP PrzePrss1am... mam honor sama sic zsprezento
vac. Jestem Prakseda Wielebisks... Pan zapewne ssyszsl iuAP
Mislotby naswisko mole bye mt nieznanemP T6maczylnm Ls0en-
de Wiskow WiktOra Hugo, jsstem wislka admrstOrka, jsgO...
drukowslsmt eA.
Ale saowkO to o psunie P-kSed1ie Moesa niee lat uyduissd,
ole byls ami piekns, sni brzydks. nosHs okulsrY, ubierala se starau-
ME dosye Pretensyonslnie, rugby misla awe Gmisse. Znano ia
| Z wyobrzeh poStepowyoh / z wielkiej pracowitosci, wszystkie re
dskcye drzvi pred ME zamykse musaiy - wszysoy rs e1arEe
uoieksi pred nb wSzyscy htersei drIei us vidOk jeii sam 20
strsch ro1Pav, ktsre zswiagws lub'la. lego dnis misla pa
sObie sukDia casrnas m~sntylks duty worek z papierami druksmL
Vim siawek misi czss il n ywtsd, usisd1s.
= Me PrSeszkadlsm Psnuf prOsrs OsrsmonH ME robic, pan
.sjsyS
ia tyIko pare slow man 80. pare tylko. PoswiooiAsm sic ltsra
turse nsszsj, htora tax Jest ubOg& = osym Sspalem Oddalsm dS jsj
Odlst naiuiods1yoh.- NiewdEeozns jest to pole. ale ktO uOzul
powosanisf nispra-dstf
Me sssksiss OdpowsdH, m6waa d.Isj...
(Ca0 dalszy nsstspl
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-08

guie.. N.sisdli iedneu .so-eu n. muis, ale n.siedH n. ..yjs,
Itebym Paune = teatru odprswill ct col taxi TAXI
- pan i'm ulsgniess....
: Ale bal jak ME ulsd.f ozy panisuka vie, oreu to paohuisp
Me P6ids do ssstru, obrzucs mas rguiieui jablkaui. vyswisrc,a,
robia spisek. tear ogsodza.. jak twierdze ywnosc lei odcia
wszy wezms.... Gdybym niai sic czem bronic.
N'echce Paua naraaac ma to. odpowiecziala Lena choci.s
Idobrze ME rosuuiew, M 90 sic i'm to zdalo...
MoRe panu Poprsysisdz ma cienie mojej matki, Re st6suuek
nass Jest swiety i czysty.
Taxi taxi ale d.j.e panisuka pok6jl wierze.. wszystkie mi
sosci = oaysse-. tylko skutki ioh bywsia o1ssem niezupeinis- taxi
taxi
Al zawosal Dyrektor zdumiony brati tego ME wiedzia.
ien-, a ola o1egoaf. a no TAXI ro.uuiem- Z Level rski.. TAX taxi
Lena ME dOsiyszaia ME zrozumiala.
= I mkt MO o tenn ME vieP
LudIie po ludzku sadza... wiec ME slusxnie.
"A obj.snie i'm ME mcanaf sPytai Krzysnko.. hep
Me uwierza.
T kl TAXI ma Panisnka sius.Dosd, ME u~ier.e. Plotki ehodI%.
no. osoby wplywowe, wysoko poloaone, kt6re Ola mnie 50 wnel-
kiego zuao1euis, wymagait nalegaja, forsuhs
Mussz mnie pan oddalei
-T'sitski mussei sama MECH parma Lena wejdzie " posc4e
NE mojef hef Me zechcesz mnie zgub,ei
zauilkli, Dyrektor caiy byi W ruohaob jakicbs s~pre.ystych,
ktosemi wyratai stan swei dussy.. nieszozeslIwy, 1bur1ony, oczy
|Pcdnosl W niebo lamal ree = wzdychal.
Muszei jestem amuszonyi TAXI TAXI jestem zQnieciony, ie.
stem znie ~olouy- ma TO niema wyrazu- taxi taxi
PoniewsA, odpowiedzisia zwolna Lena, zslete teraz cd brata
@eEo MO beg jego rady ME czynie zatsm DyrektOr bedziesz Ia
.skaw I MIN o tenn pom6~ic.
: q niuP heP Jsktop ale ja ME znam goP i kontrsktu Z MIN
ME nrobiiem, ME mogs pojsc mu Powied1iee.. To c~hlopreo aywy
OPysslwy...: m6g'bym mise niePrzyjsmnOs6 = ale MEL MECH
sic sobie paui z MEM rozm6wi....
To mowiac, dobyiz kieszeni pugilares.
Mesao skohcHony.. un6wiona pensya sLisdsm "a stole, "
bsnkuotach ME PubiikowauYch, o kvt prosrs cd sj chwii ie
stes PAM wolDs a ia rczwia.any. Dalem ma to slowo. .. dotr1y.
mule 60.
Komuf zapytaia Lena obojetnie iua.
Al daiem siowo tn, Re ME powiem, zawolsi dyrektor- taxi
taxi Re ME Powiem. Pozostsje mi prosba usilna do panienki-.
z'osyl rece podni6l je do CORY.
: 81 czDOsci mole! panno Reenol dsrUj mi, przebacz mi, "a
NE ME uiej, ME klnii ME ,iOrzecz ,hciej wierzy6 szacunkowi, z
ktorym nam zawsze honor zostswae.
Choc smutnie usmiechnsa sic Leus, DO Dyrektor byl pocisszny
W tel ohwili.
Psnienkol psniusiui Psnieneczkol dodal - ME frssujta sei
Ntod.ieniec IeJ brat. szlschetny, movie wszyscy, taxi taxi =
on ME da 81 zakosztoWse goryczy on ~obmysli...
Ola mnie to wieEs1a strstai DO by'bym Z panny mial taxa Ms
rye stuart... [pooslowai 5 g " PaIce] -. taxa OfsI g.. al al
TAXI TAXI CODY I wsePanny ME byioii Ale Z pubhcznoscia wslczye
niePodobnai Ssa diego wielu ma jedpego.. Jest na~et jskies Ia
cihskie Przyssowis Podobne, ktoreRo ME pamietsm... ianiem uni
lteniei tail TAXI do nog uPadami siOwo honoru, bylsm zmuszony
do nog upodAmi
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-26
Saving Fertility.

To very considerable extent the man
agement of the farm must be such as will
look to future results as well as to imme-
date returns, says an exchange.
Continuous cropping without making
an adequate return to the soil impover-
ishes the land and leaves an unproductive
farm from which to obtain living in the
future
1t is important to make the immediate
results as large as possible and at the
same time plans should be made and
work done so as to have better crops,
both in quantity and quality, another
season. If the farmer is making a COM
Portable living, keeps out of debt, and at
the same time gradually improves his
farm, he is laying up money. But in
doing this the stock must receive atten-
ton as the farm. With both there
should be a steady improvement.
Generally, the better plan is to feed the
greater part of the products out to good
stock on the farm and market in this way.
Still a large class find it desirable to have
money. There are some crops like wheat,
corn, cotton or something of this class that
when ready for market can be sold for
cash, the balance of what is raised can
then be fed to stock and marketed in this
way. The advantage in keeping
various farm products are marketed
in a more condensed form and should
bring better price, while with proper
encouragement a considerable quantity or
valuable fertilizers can be readily secured.
While commercial fertilizers can often be
used to good advantage in growing
crop. and while, as a rule, every opportu-
nifty should be taken to grow and plow
under a green crop for manure Yet, ami
NAL manure. such as can be secured from
feeding out the various crops grown to
good, vigorous stock on the farm, must be
the prin :ipal dependence for fertilizers to
keep up the fertility.
II requires good management to keep
the farm up, especially when crops are
grown every year, but it requires consid-
erably better management to build up
soil that has been cropped down, yet 1t
can be done
The better plan by all odds, however, is
to use all reasonable care to keep the land
up-turning everything into the soil that
win benefit it-mechanically or in fer
tility and especially making, saving and
app wing all of the manure possible Fol-
lowing up a regular system of rota-
ton in order to avoid impOverishering the
soil of every particular element of plant
food, at the same time adding everything
that will increase the fertility.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-26
Mare With Diseased Uddsr.

Editor Morning News: I have a mare
ten years old that gave birth to female
colt on June Z. The mare sprung her
milk some four or five weeks before the
colt was born. About two weeks before
foaling there appeared in front of her bag
pool OF milk that kept getting larger
every day, sOlthat by the time she foaled
II covered nearly the whole of her abdo-
men. About the time it appeared she
39egan to limp on the left front foot and
uoes not seem to get better of it. The
milk IS almsst gone from the abdomen
| thought that the limping was caused by
the overflow Of milk, and some old horse
men told me she would get over it when
she foaled. l worked her about three
hours daily until two weeks before foaIing
only light work. 1 have been feeding
her twice a day on wheat bran, corn
hearts and linseed meal or bright cotton
seed meal and corn once a day. Can you
tell me what l had better do for herr
A. w. +.