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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
lie ACTUALIDAD.

a. nundo amerieAro-B Il
America del n ,rte. q 10 del Sal
&la Central, q todAs. sin txeep.
ion. les IA sAlidc, como por art,
ie encEntsmsnso, de goIpe y po.
-rSzo, en- El Impartial de Maya
sti :, On resuclto, un amin %, ur
ficiosi limo defensor.
Dicen que dijo Woo. al rsgre.
al q E'psfs, hAee POGO, dc ca
xeur ION 4 rata parte del glcbp,
oor Co On deacnbierta
"Pnmero cGmeIan patatas mi.
h ., CUE volVer 4 AmGvica. I"
Y zss | Sn psrarss en- pei
~, e. ImparciaE juEga Asrcz-
ME cfsnndoe q los smsri.a
ocs con ia fsase Sqc9ia que &C
arbiuye q Vico,y propone cue por
s0dca sllos sc eatab gxcr, en- sus
tsspeclivos Psises, por supuestro,
az Gordon sanitariO para hbrAr
sc ssi Dc ia preseueis = hospedoje
de 0rtistGs y depOvtadOs, Ge tods
Cri to en- I'm. que de slIende el
mar 20 Iras ads, cen EArtulos, 6
sin bsrtulos, q sstas American.
B<h I No hiEo ha POGO
On prcmins nte sutonomiAta Gu
OAno 10 pIGncha monumental de
proponsr que el comereio dc 10
hermanA AnGilla 90 negase en- alb.
soluto ! recihir los productos ,
mercanciAs qDs ALA fuesen, pro-
csdentes de la Madre PAsria ?
Excismtmos. pues bien ve-
MAO ses', oh esperpeDso, si vie
nee solo !
La oeusrsneia de El ImpGrciol,
como 50 We, ri ei r6rIto de IS
novedad tiene. Nos rtferimos o
Gordon sanita,io. e. esso vieir,
Fancio, y suena 4 coplss de Calsi-
nos.
E mismo diAbIo ton ciertos 10.
sFansigentes voceros de Ia auto
nomis.
| Una friotrA Pete n ier,
por un guits me ala eaas ps.
jaS, por Ona coss qoe no vale
aL psrro chico, que ss trsEsfor
me ia dsidsd que el immortal
Qa.ntara amo
''Yirgen del mundo, America inocente
en- uns fcrox. en- una raLioss, co
una ahorrec be arpis, engendro
de preveDelones y odits cue, ds
existir, u!tr, jsIiaa G Ia humans
dad sntera
| Por Dios y por todos los rap-
tOs de 10 corte celestial
Mas, -. .ciefto. / Sc necesiia
ese Gordon sanisGTss
para que IN tefmin0 coTto,
que TO largo,
descapsemrs 10 creyentes,
los osistsaBos,
de 90 fa-Ttes en- clones,
de esos rutsos f genBz0s
- Gus, lnll foe, roe co. denanr |
seis eiste eiUdsdGDoF,
psoYitoTes tan sesud0s
y de csletres. =. ten laEqs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

y, sin emhsrgo, eali6ca & estes
de seParotistas e siudido period.
col.
I Qaiea entiende eats gsims.
tiss 2
7 'igue el citado peii6diso
LIS separa,issas cnbsnoA de-
poudTfan sas srmas ii SO leg con-
csdisse ell regimen sutor6mieo de
Ia mayor Antills )"
Ia virgen que solloxa
en- medic de Ia mar"
Que dijo el consabido Uersodor
del fasil chiIeno.
Iva cosss claras; lI&mese 81 vi.
no 'iao, y dsjsmos 4 IN Iado 10,
T0mGnceS.
Para Ell o6lsrG insurrecto
Qne invade eI suelo eubano.
solo IN recipe hay SECURE
ehoacisimo Il ell palo II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
LOS SUCESOS DE CUBA.

De como ell generGltsimO Macso
quiere Iascarse para adeLtro CON ell
In de seFvlr. -. q su bolsillo, di-
ciendo: Ique reviente Oubsl:
"Seg6n nos refieren personals por
todos Conceptos respetables (escri-
be IN Colega haDanerol, ell cabecilla
Antonio Maceo, aaimado de pGtyi6.
tiOOs aIdores en- favor de la feliCi.
dad del pale, se ha dedicado & exi-
CIR a los dueiios de ingenios grue-
sas oantidades, CON Ia Orden EXPIRE.
ga de que SO les giren aobre Nueva
York, J q su ncmbre, ameraSando,
por supuesto, con el inCendlo. 81 las
victimas go Iesisten tamaiias
exacCioues.
Sc We que Maceo no desculda 80
negocio; , como Comprende que
muy pronto tendra que abandonsr
ls isla, 81 antes no le hacen em
prender Otro Visje mas largo, pro.
cura eolocarGe en- buenas ondlcio-
nes, para seguir representando ma
mana en- el extfanlero su pspel de
generGltsimO.
Por 10 demas, el sistema no es
nuevo. va 10 ueo con gran PRO-
vecho suyo Manuel Garcia, qnieD
muri6 seguramente sin sospechar
que habian de imitarle tan aven ia
jados discipulos'
6obre Ia muerte del cabecilla
Gar16n
Por alguncs presentados dell
campo rebelde Sc sabe positIvamen
to que ha muerto ell cabecilIa Vic
toriano GaTzoD, que operaba por 10
Gran PiedTa y la zona comprendi-
da entire lss minss dc Juragua, el
Oaney, Oristo y Songo. |
Uuos dicen que mnFi6 & copee-
-uencia de la heEida que EeClbi0 en- /
Ia encnentT0 con 10 eolumpa del /
general Garcia Navarro, Cerca de
a Gran Pledfs) pero otros aeeRu-
an que mnrio Cuando el ataQue que
iio 81 mismo general Navarro & suI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

mill0nes de in.sntoa no ac0stum
oradoe 81 tssbsjo de discurrir, 81
excitados por las predicaciooes in
sensGtss de unos cuaDtCs ref1rma-
doTes deEpreocupsdoe, que, henChi
dos de crimiuaI avilanteE y vacios
de todo humanitariO sentImieDto,
laozan sus huestes q Ia batalls, pre-
o pitandolas en- la inmunda sima
ca que las ha de asfixisr la atm6s
fera de execraci6n y desprecio uni
veTsal gauadO por tales hordas,
como justo csstigo de sus sbomi,
nsb'es hecatombes, de sus .depre-
dsciones y sslvsjes atentai0s.
81 4srquismo en- bogs, cprobio
80 estigma de la llustraci6n GRE
c'eute de ests siglo. es Ia funests
p'aga que hay que extiDguir sIn
descanso nj coBmiseraci6n, opo
nl6ndole obstsculos por todss par
tes, hasta extlrpaslo por complete,
acosandolo On las madrigueras de
sus sectarios, en- Ia plaza pdblica,
en- Ia tribuna y en- cualq1Ier punto
en- que pretenda exhibiE 81 cabess
de hidra, cuya cabeleta de rayos
destauye siempTe, , el cerebro que
cubre es est6Eil para creag NADIA
it'll, nj racionsl siqulera.
Contra los criminsles prop0sitos
de las feroceg hordas de anarquis-
tas, que cual desalmsdos antrop6-
fagos 6 salvajes hienas realizaD
por sorpresa y en- Ia sombra sua
actos de brutal destruction, sus he
Chos de vandalico furor antlsocial,
es neCesario desplegsr IN rlgor le-
gal inexoraOle, aplicard do & tan mi
serab!es eliminates las penas mas
severas y emplsres, los castigoi
mas infamstOrlos Y cruentos, pars
conseguir por medic del tenor J
el mled0 (que 90 ell sistema sdop'
tado por los furi0sos corifeos de
destructor sDarquismo) 10 que no %
obtieoe con las exhortaciones pia.
dosas y raEonadas, nj con las pres
ciipciones de IN O6digo penal con
fecoionsdo para gent9s cultss, J
apltcado los delitos del snsIquis'
mo an jguSl medida que q los demaI
Ordinarlo', s.endo ssi que el ssesi
nato, el lneendio y Ia destruction
son ilevados q cabo por foragldor
organiEados q semejanza de otra
coleotividades legales, dandose q Q
mismos oil titulO de partldo Dolitico
cuando SOLO son cuadrillas devasta
doras, comparables Ia de 10 Man
negra, 6 dc los hsfiigos, aunqu'
mas cobardes, mss intames y ma
extensas.
| UGa Legislation tuerte, qua pue
is acahar con el tanesto aLasquis
mo y los ansrluistas, es 10 que re-
cisma la sociedad amenassda, exi
giendo una ley especial, quo apii
quen ain tenor nj oortaplsas juece
tectos y celosoe, incorruptibles ,
severos, atentos 6nicamente al en-
tricto cumplimiento de sus edifl
cantes fnnclones de morallxadore
. ds Ia sociedsd en- general; msgis
trados integ6rrimos, que, despre
.. ciando todo ella auoreo perturbsdo
ibertlcida, vayan sin contempla
clones 4 la extIrpac.6n de esa sffen
tosa colectlvidad sin conciencla
ique, sin IN credo viable nj medic
llcitos, 80 propone por Ia demolI
DION, el asesinato y cuantos recur
sos puedan sugerirle sus devasta
dores deseos, cumplir ell tenebros'
plan, ain ideal prActico possible, gu
iotentan reallzar, armados del pu.
6al, la tea y el veneno.
/ DR.. J. TriguerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
CUARENTENA.

La Gacssa de h5y pnblica ell
'igoisnts cAtiegrams dirixido Dor
81 C6asal de Erpsfa @ St Tho.
mas, con fsehs Is del actual, &
ausstEa Superior Aasoridad
" Disposition GobIerno fecha IA
tmpone procederciss esas isIas 5
dfss cuareutena, oontados dia 60
Ida"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
LA MARINA
EN LA ISLA DE CUBA,

/ La anterior guerra separatista
oos dej6 varias ensefianxas que
ahora aprovechamos.
7 la mas importsnte fu6 que pa-
ca guardian una casa 90 neCeslta
cerrar bien sus puertas.
A este f1n pfepaFase una flota %.
dciente. Cuyos totales serviolo CO.
mensarAn desde 10 entrada dc otoiio
La hota &c dividirG en- buQues de
tres clases. para consegulr un bio.
queo elective, elicaaiaimO.
Loa pFimeEos seran buques de
caEa, con buena artilleria v mncho
Andar, que pcrsigAn, dentrO v fuera
dc lss aguas libfes y en- t0d0 item.
po, buen0 8 melo, 4 saber:
Los cruceros ReinG Mercedes. In.
fanla Isabel, COl6n, Tcnadsto. Bar
c6istegWi y Jorge Juan.
Los segnndOs, buQnes costerou
mny rapidos, que navsKeD On agnas
lurlsdiccionalea, vIgilando trechos
cortos, serzn:
Los cazatoRpederos Nueva Espa.
Ma, GGliOiG, Ficsnte Y. PSns6n.
Magttn A. Pias6n, MarqM1s ds Ne.
Tins. oil Fslipines y el Maqallawse
(canonera de primera).
Los tercercs 8 de terCera catero.
ria serAn barcoa desda tresclentas 4
clncuenta tO0eladAs, con Ia demo-
minacion de eanoneros ' lanohas o.
nonerRs. Tendrkn la misi6n, muy
lmport&nte, de recoFEer los cayOs.
enaenAdas, esteros y rios, Aubsa
nRndO cualquier deaculdo en- Ia vi.
gilancia exterior 8 impidiendo al
ttansit0 de las parlidas insnrrectaa.
En- este servlelo funcionarAn lOa
cafioneroa CAbG EspGH0lG, Comsra-
maestro, CriOilo, y AlcedO; los tres de
trecienfaa t0Geladaa, que constEuye
Ia caaa Thompson, que Sc llsmarzn
Hoymdn O0rtas, Pisevro v Vasco
Mines dc BaIbOG; los dCs dc C,,u-
Oientas idem. Diego Ysldsqwas y
Ponce De LEON; los DOS de cieu, San.
local y AlvGrado, que hacen IN
total do once csnOper0A "A esta
1ota SO agregaran las sela lanchas
lns Conatruye Forrest, laa seis de
Nhise y las aeis de Norlega J Com
)afiia.
Tendremos, pues, parl enArdar
80 costas de Cuba tree Iiheas dc
'uQues, 8 sean: siete cruceroa para
'lta mar, stste Oass torpeaeroB para
aa ag uas jnrisdlcCionales, gtSntlosn~
9 cahoneroa = lanehas para loa c.
los, Eiss. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
que andan con el buen sentldo
4 cachetes y a porraEcsl

81 propio to'egp, autor de este
nosisimo Y 20 6ambre Gordon sG
nitario, ti.e may fetio que "Vico
hfi Is en- Ia es:cnA espano'a mis-
bien debido 4 Ia i'm preston, bill
dad del pueblo esnafiol que D sus
m9ritos de artistA".
Stnores todo el munde boca
abajo ante uuA sfirmaciSu gu. j..
mis- SO atrevieron 1 formular los
graudss mseatros de 10 escens, de
ia talla de Vi:o, nj los mas emf
nentss crilicoS de teatros.
| Oh valor !
Oh hiroismo oil de FL Impair
ciaI
V,co ha brillAdo Y brilla como
astro de primerA magoisud en- e.
arts dramdticc, no stl, q juicio
de E.psi1s. aino que q juicio de-
mundo todo, c7lto , ci.IIixado.
Pero...... e,crito estsha que ell
actor insigns habia de pasar por
. trance crueIisimo de que en
lac eolrmuss De E Impdrcial de
Ma Agu Z % negAran un ola o'
iocom garsblcs merisos Que los
priucipes de lss tablsa eteaisas J
ds 10 crisicA teatrAi do ente lie ed
ldican nnkoimes. -.
iQae aorror
Y prsseindamos "a de 10 DE- ta'
pasAtas, cu'A c&usA y cuyd ori.
gan, dsspuei de TODD, noe son dss
conocidos.
Question es esta ingrats,
que spens, que hace NAL. -.
I5e q1iese mas patatG
que 10 de Ell IHpGrciaI3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

partida en- ell Alto de- VllIsl6u, he.
rido mortalmeDte por Ia espalda de
mancs de uno de los iDsurrectos &
qnien tieren pres0 y somotsrkn 4
an fallo.
Sea como foere, 10 cierto es que
ESQ Cabeoilla Csado y conocedoF de
aqusllos lugsre1 donde Sc movis,
"a no exlste, habiendo recibido lOa
rebeIdes con Ia mueFte de GaEx6n
Ena herlda moltal,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

AIguien dijo que Ia humanidad d
ss On manicomio.
La biF erboe 60 colossl zero. :.
40 admie duds el hetho de Que
muthos, mushisimos locos hsy
en- el mundo y que de eatos n o
con pocos los que se Green cuer-
dos, J hssta dosto-, y Ee perm.
Ten el lujo de emitir seEteneiss 9
aesde imsginAFic pI Fito de sabi.
duFia.
Esmpio oil ctnlo
Con aires de naogistsr di.e "a
peIi6dic0
''Los sepGTstistss de Cabs 70
combaten poF la il dep n lsrela de
Ia mitma =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18
HECHO GRAVE.

Lstmos en- un colega de ID La
o que Aigue
/" En- el barrio de Jef0nimo (U.
tuadO J en- 10 tienda del pEopieta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

"El Mayor general Antonio MA
eco dice IN co.egA nsoro, kiuo, '
dice muy him .-es un ter b gUe-
rtillero. +. contra Ia ottogEsfia
= IL si'taxis castsllsnAs.
He Rqui como eser.biA en- up
manifesto, cuyo aat6grafo hsmos
vlGto copiAdo
Abltantes del departamento
Oriental, desda lA epoca, de la es-
pedIoI6n del Vapor Birjina; espe
dlci6n desgrsciada, J refapda, que
Itfajo 4 estabIeCer una pc litica nue..
ba, en- ammonia con ell olvido, total
de los Centros lie Ia junta de Nue.
ba YOika....,
Nos0tros tenemos dlez amos de
penalldad y de fatigss sin cuento,
nueGtro ejeEoito esta fnerte, fore
cleDte y agueEi1o y con nuestra
nuebA politlcA de Oar llbertad 4 ls
esclavitud, porque 10 epoca del Ia
tigo, idel Cinlsmo Espahol, & codu
cado, debemos formar una nuebs
repuDllca Asimilada como nuestras
hermana, Ia de Ayti y Santo Do.
mingo. -"
Y .iAds el colega neoyorkino
do referenciH
:" Apaga ? vAmouos "
81. PeEo despu9s de hAb.r tira-
do 81 We On 6 Ell quinqUe 4 la ca
b,EA de exc say On do 10 lengua de
CervAutss.
QIP, eHtre otrae ccaaE, este 60
20 que merecs quien se etreve a
eoger una pIuT. cara bArbaRixar
de tai Euerte.
lVays, vayai
1 Ctisn ust.dsa que ese MAeeo.
generGltsimO de las mADignas Gu
banAs { para loa suycs era I'M
barbara. -. so'smente por Gus
insunlos y procsdimiensos san =
guinSTios 2
Esto , no mas lQu6 locura!
Es tsmbl6n, para gran mengua
Gel idioma y su cultura.
lun barbara dc le LengMG !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-18

L1 dieha son gsDts del mis-
mi,imo B ,ceb1 esos intransigen- :
tes Au'onomos de nueAtras cnlpas.
Al Ss N.'srrtte. director de Ia
ReVistd Ec0n6mico = escrltor pd
olieo dc luludab - Eraditiones
autoDomiItas, lie h4n qusrido bOi-
cOttizar, 10 ban querido huudir
aquellos ssfiores porqus aaisti6
Z IL jura J bendicl6n Gs 10 bands-
70 dc no biEarro B,tAII6n de Vo:
luntarios.
iDeli.o espsntable |
1 Ceanto spostAmos q que 81 se
de cuidA o. Sr NavsrIe:e 10 aisls ,
lie dice IUGGe retfOi, con otro cor.
don s0nitariO, el coisgA impare;a
lfsimo de Maysgtisz ?
Re posiblr.
No en- balde acabSmos de con.
templsr ls guerra eruds sIu
cuArtel que b IN herho 4 ub ant quo
autonoml'ta, al que ceso Ieelents
mente en- el cargo de AleaIde de
SabsnG del PAlmGr Ia ptensA del
parIido y su honorab g d rectoric,
pcr el cTimen imperdOnable de
habeF sido oil aludido sx Al
cAIde una autoridad en- forms, con
tedas iss geUerales de 10 ley, CO.
mo saele 1ecirse.
| Vstemo", veremos
Navsrrets sahe RdvsTtir con Ie
tras muy cIarAs de que rie cojeaD
los intrsnsigtntea autoL omistar,
: "a les hA soltado upas cuaotAs
verdAdes de gTueso ca ibrs.
81 AplaCa, r'goE tirano,"
que, 81 10 meten en- bFega,
linda paliEa les pega !
mo les deja IN hueso sanol
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15
IS APERGY 4 REALITY
J. ]. AsToR, THE MILLIONAIRE, BUYS
 UP KEElY MOTOR STOCK.

The Flying Machine Predicted -"Caiiisto"
 May Be Faet-Predicted Discovery of
 a New Force Laws of Gravity Revolu-
 tionized.
 The news that John Jacob Astor had purchased big slice of the stock of the Keely Motor company created q sensa- tion. This stock has so long been re- garded as of doubtful value, and Keely's motor has become so universally known as a motor that will not mote, that the fact of any one's desiring to buy stock ill the concern excites curiosity.
 Colonel Astor bought all the Keely motor stock owned by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, whose interest ill the invention at first was very marked, but later she declared that she believed that Keely was not aiming at anything but mo tive power for an airship, and her will ingness to sell out has been known for some time.
 Perhaps it is for just the reason that Mrs. Moore disbeheves i'll the motor that Colonel Astor is so eager to push the in ventien, for that he has faith in some contrivance that will navigate the air is we'll known.
 It is not generally known that a good deal of Colonel Astor's leisure time is spent in inventing an airship something corresponding to his Callisto, in his highly ingenious novel, "A Journey to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15

Something About His Life, Personality and Works - @Blew In" seo,eoo In Two Years He Was a Collector of Eve,v- thing That Was Old.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15
EUGENE WAS A JOKER
THE GREAT OBJECT OF FIELDS LIFE WAS TO HAVE FUN WITH PEoPLE.p

something About His Life, Personality and
 Works "Blew In" S60,eoo in Tvo
 Years-He Was Collector of Every.
 thing That Was Old.
 Eugene Fields father died while he was at Williams college, and Professor John " Burgess of Knox college at Galesburg, Ills, was appointed his guardian. Field staid there two years and then went to the State university at Columbia, Mo. h 1871, having at- taihed his majority, he came into the S60,0O0 which he had inherited from his father. He took one of his intimate friends, the brother of the woman he afterward married, and went to Europe.
 I had lovely time, he said once Ill telling his experience to friend. q just swatted the money around. Just think of it, q boy of 2l, without father or mother, and with S6G,000. It was a lovely experience 1 saw more things and did more things than are dreamed of in your philosophy, Hosatio. l had money. paid it out for experience it was plenty. Experience was lying around loose.
 Field staid abroad until the $60. GOO was spent. Then he came home and went to work. That was in 1873. It had taken him two years to spend his fortune, but he Lad done it so complete ly that he had to sell bis books, keeping only the choicest and farest, in order to live until ha could make a living for himself. He went into newspaper work and joined the staff of the St. Louis Evening Journal as a reporter. He soon became city editor, but he didn t like it. He couldn't indulge the propensity to have fun with peopse" which made him known eventually as one of the most ineorrlgible practical jol1ers in the country. Then he went up 10 St. Joseph and became city editor of The Gazette. There he married, i'll 1873, Miss Julia s. Comstoek. who survives him. He stuck to his desk in The Gazette office for two years, and then went back to the St. Loais Journal as a writer of editorial paragraphs That was the be- ginning of his work in the line which he used to call my own. He wrote his first verse for The Journal. It was Christmas Treasures, ; beginning with the Stanza
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15
The Tichborne Claimant Again.

Arthur Orton, the Tichharne claim ant, who now keeps q tobacco shop in Islington. was in London police court the other day to prosecute man wEo had stolen his watch and chain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15
IMPORTANT.

We have daily inquiries and de bands for properties and lands aescribed below and if yon or your Friends have such for sale, write us, Ewing full details, address, etc. 1MBER, GRAZING, MINERAL. AMI AGRICULTURAL LANDS. IMPROVED ANn UNEMPLOYED CITY PROPERTY.
 |oTToN CoRN, SUGAR AND RIcE PLANTATIONS. STOCK, GRAIN, VEGETABLE AND
 FRUIT FARMS.
 Among our connections are appli ants to make loans on real estate or dvance money to develop business We have applications rom parties desiring to enoage in hanufacturing. Also, seeking to ngage in merchandising, profes- Fonal and mechanical pursuits, etc. Therefore, please state the advan- |ages, facilities and Inducements of bred by you and your friends, giving ull details and address.
 BELL & VERNON, INsuRA NcE AND REAI. ESTATE AGENTS,
 107 West Second Avenue, b3tf PINE BLUFF, ARK.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15
THOS. GREEN. l|fy Bill Poster and Aucti0nepr

and dfasssonal asonal attention given 10 the posting mp efv Illstribution of advertising matter of ey- nsucn1anq nanq including samples, etc. Charges raeat BarrsQus street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15

IMPROVED ANn UNEMPLOYED CITY
 PROPERTY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-15

MBER, GRAZING, MINERAL AMI
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
The free press., 1895-01-10
TESTING MILK FAT.

That the amount of fat in milk is q
true measure of the cheese producin 6
value of the milk is the conclusion
drawn from $50 experiments and
nearly 12, 900 analyses by L. l.. Van
Slyke, of the New York State Station.
1t was found that there is uniformly
about one pound of fat for every two
thirds of pound of casein in normal
milk. There is, however, an actual
difference in the amount of both fat
and casein contained in the milk of
different herds, so that the system of
paying for the fat in milk is the cor
rect method for cheese as well as for
butter making, and it was found
capable { f practical application as re-
CARDS the accuracy of the test en-
ployed and the necessary details.
When milk is paid for by weight
alone, more money can be gained by
increasing the amount of milk
produced without regard to its COM
position. Under the latter system
the composition of milk has deterior-
ated in the last generation, for SO
long as premium was O11ered ZOE IN
creasing the amount of milk produced,
there was no inducement to pay any
attention to the fat or casein, pro-
vided the milk met the legal require
ments. These Investigations were
with different breeds of dairy COWS
and emphasized the fact that pound
of fat in rich milk is produced at
lower cost than In poorer milk. 1t IS
believed that it would be easily pos
sible within q few years to increase
the yield of the annual American
cheese product by an amount equal In
value to one million dollars, with
fewer though better animals than
now, and at actually less cost. -Ameri-
can Agriculturist.
The free press., 1895-01-10
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