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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23


No nos entendemos Ahora dicen los
profetas que el canie no go verifcar4 hae-
ia Enero. Que solo han venido ayer dos
millones De pesos, por que no hubo mate
rialmente tempo para que Ia Casa de Mo
media dc Madrid acuf1ase mas. Que oil pa
pei uoneda que SO pondra en- circulation,
ca todo del tipO de I'M peso. Que verihca-
do 81 capjo (ai SO verifca en- Diciembre),
Quedaran circulando los mediOs pesos, pc
setas, r ales welcomes actua1as, hasta
que Hague la moneda fraccionaria, Los
dos millcncs que han venidO son todos de
piazas d. IN peso. H&blas8 tambien de
que exist9 uua combination (qu9 es Ell So
creto) de giros que expedira la Intendenoia
Sobra la Poafpsula por plata espafola.
aceptando aQui la mOneda provincial no
Sc sabo con q, deFc12ent0. FL canJo dlcen
que 80 har& en- la proportion de Un cuaren-
ia por cieNto en- papel y un 60 por clento
CT plata, Todos ostos son "diceres" que
circular por ahi> La madre del Corderc
nodie, en- roalidads Ia conoce'
Ha llegado do la Peninsula al sefior
don Ramon Pera1 Guiti&n n0mbrado re-
cientemente official Il del Gobierno Gral.
Recortanos dc EJ Correo de UltrG-
"El tenjento cura mayor da Ia iglosio
dc los Jer6uimos, don Ricardo Suarez Ma
WarrO, EOI1clCO IA u0G90Cl0n 09 Un 1nQ1V1
duo que, veatijo con h8bitoe talares, Sc
habia present tado al|i con cbjeto dc cele-
brar misa Ell tai sujo5o lego 2ecirIa;
Dero desou&s So daacubEi6 que no era sa-
cerdote y fu6 conducido la delegaoi6n
del Congreso. III autor del saorilegio es
un inv8n de veinticuatrO aims eoltsro,
estudiantA, natural de ColiadO (AaragOZa),
llarnado B8rnardino Simon B;aaoo, cor
domicilio en- Ia oallo del AucGra, 1ltmero
%, ouarto tercero Este iudiyiduo pae6
al juzgado Go guaCdia. .
Elixir dontifrico en....... s'El Capricho".
Rhum doutffrico or1....... eel Capricho"
Polvos domtffricos en. ..... CHI CaprichO".
Aqua d. Col0nia en....... 'tEi Capricho"
Rhum Quioioa en......... "El CaprichO".
Aqua de Quira eT....,.... "Ea Caprlcho".
Aqua de Varbena en-. "Ei CaprichO".
Aqua Fl0ridsa en- ,-........ "El CapilohO'.
Aqua de K1nanga en-. "E} C8prlcho".
LIaxnan1os nOuy egpeclaln: 2lt3 la aten-
ci0n que t0das estae a&uas SO venden por
litr0s mas de su eDvase usuai.-TOdO
productc Habanero IegitiEno.
Hen1og aabido con verdadar0 pesar
Que SO eAcUentre onf.csn0 gravamenta
nuestro 2uarido amigo don M@lchor Urrio-
la, Dor ouYa sGlud nos intsH egamOs nlu
oho. Do poe ti8mpo osta parte prosi
que ia deggracia & nueatro buen amigo,
puos su espoEa fallaci6 hace seis meses
ousmada una hiia do corta edad muri6
tambi6n eli domingo ultimo consecuf n
cia de una indiges5i@n da aguacats, iCuan-
tos dolores s8 evitarian las pAFe0nas cons
picua8 81 fumaTaz2 cigarri;i0s Cabatlas,
que evitan las tan5aciones do p5car!
1c10Csa cs7I4P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

kLMACEN y Liberia ds Olimpio Ote-
ro.-(Ponce), Puerto Rico.-CROP1N.-
Album.-Edici6n de lujo, 81 composiciones
escogidas, tomo, 2 peso so centavos.-
Primera Balada.-Op %, peso 20 centa-
vos. - Variaci6n brillante.- Op 10, 90
centavos, ,-Album.-9 Vaises escogidos,
80 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

OotlEaoi6n de giroB = efeobos ptblicos
hoy.
Londres. .......eo DIV 7-A7S 7.Bo nominal
Idem. div 7-5s} 7-66 nominal
Paris. .......... 4S & 40 pS nominal
Madrid Barcelona. 2e4 27pS nominal
ProvincEas. ....,....... :. :. :.
New z ork. .............53 & "a pS nominal
Habana. ....... 40 Al pS nominal
AccioDes del Bauco Es-
Acciones del Banco Te-
rritorial y Agrfcola.. 81 644 clu nominal
C6dulas hipotecarias. $91 SO GU nominal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

NaV!oad SO Vende por POGO dlnerO y en-
en- casa de los sehores 8. Melon
2 COmpadfe San JustO II. D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23
EFEcT0s TIMRRApOs.-En

EFECTOS TIMBRADOs.-En Ia calls
de La Fortaleza casa numero ID ACADIA de
abrir don CELLO BARRIO una elegante
expendeduria de efectos timbrados. Sc
encontraran allf todas las vitolas de ciga-
rrillos los excelentee tabacOs de Ia Haba-
ma, Cayey y Oomerio. .->- 15-l4
FRANCISCO J. Vega SOL %.
Puerto RicC -Sirve cualquier pedido de
billetes de Iotsxia provincial tanto para La
Isla como para ell Extranjero, pudiende
rarnitjra. dos snrtaCs ( la vez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Llauamos r1uy egpecialna. a1t3 la aten-
ci0n que t0das estag a&uas SO venden por
litros & mas de su eDvase usual-Todo
productc Habanerc Ieg1tiEnO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

FL vapor Alfonso XII he traido con-
signadas al sehor Gobernador General 668
cajas conteniando dos millones de pesos
en plata provincial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

La IT0 JaVierG, alias LA CoRREsPoN
DENCIA, ha tenido Ia fataz5dad de recibir
aver por vapor "South Cambria" once
grandes cl6ch6s para otrOs tantos anuncios
desfabricantes americanos, que comenza-
remos publican en- estos dias. A la YER
dad que todas estas cosas nos desgarran
las entraf1as, 81 las tuviesemos, por la ne.
dBou, que esta reventando de indigestion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Sc enouentra accidentalmente en- esta
Capital, nuestro eatimado antique ami
go Ell Sr. don Pedro Tolooa, ingenisro ar
quiteoto municipal do Mayagtiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Un amigo. do pagO en- Gurab0, nos es.
cribe: Las avenidas de los rioe GraRda y
Gurab9, ef6CGuadas en- estOs UltimOs dias
han sido de tai magnitud, qua los veciuog
pocas veces han vistO sus corrientas tan
!aaabordadas s imponentas. La noche del
20 81 81 no llovih, eino diluvi0 da una ma,
nara atrcz, pog espaclo 80 doca horaa con .
tinuas; era tai la oerrazou y oscuridad Del
horizonte que entertainments no sa vefa
el terweDo donde 90 poni8n los pies. Ha
perecido algun gana1o en- oorGa cantidad.
Hi correo de IL Capital heea tres diaa esba
detenido en Cagnas."
En- 81 pr6ximo corFeo de Espaha que
re egpera osta Csrital. vendr6n tOdos los
generates destinados per 81 gobieFno ma.
cional al Ej6rcito dc Cuba. Aver % dal
corri8nte han salido de- Ia penlnsula va
pores de Ia TEasat'@a'faa, conduciondo
gran parte dc las trcE,a que forrnan el
tercer cuerpo de Ej*rcito expedicionario.
Sc cotiza cafe en- Mayaqjiaz: Olases
para Cuba de $25 $263.-Pue bio de 500
$26].-Machacado S26 --Lustrado de $40
$291.-Y On Ponca classes para Cuba do $26
& $26} machacado al rededor dc $28.
Aver tardo lego & esta Capital en- el
vapor correo la distin guida sehora do6a
Emilia Ulibarri de Gamir, digna esposa
de nuestro Gobernador General, acompa
ci6n dofla Carmen del nifio don Jose.
Recibi6ronla bordo y en- el muelle, ade-
mas de g. e. gran ndmero de damas ca
balleros, entire ellos muchos altos emplea.
dos militares de graduation. La sehora
de Gamir sc dirijf6 & palacio en- el coche
de la Diputaci6n acompaf1ada dc Ia esti-
mable sef1ora esposa del % Caboy de nues-
tros amigos los sefores Egozoue y Pala-
oios, diputados provjnciales. Enviamos
la distinguida familia Gamir nuestra mas
respetuosa sincera bienvenida.
Hemos tsnido mueho gnato en geeib{F
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

Ha llegado do la Peninsula al sefior
don Ramon Per@z Guiti&n nombrado re-
of1ni"l 4 del Gobierno Oral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-23

mes contraera matrimonio en- Barcelona,
nuestra muy distinguida amiga, la bella
simpatica se6orita Maria Aliaga, con el
querido amigo ilustrado compatriota don
Antonio Corton, Director de EL Correo de
UltramGr. Dasean2os los futuros espo.
sos la rnav0r suna dc feliCidadeg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-05

Thy are still telling tie story 10 L0a
don, with shameless satisfaction over ever,
detail, and thty call It good one 90 Mtp.
Kendall. pointing ont alth pIide that not
only Is It the role occasion on which sbf
has been klosu TO be hopeltssly routed
aud put 10 silence, but also thst ons
simple, modest msu caufed her d. conf
ur,. Hi.'oIy does not tay to whom IT,.
dinner vac given. but smoug The guts D,
appeared GOOD Me. k-udsl, dilalug en
phsuc.lly, ss usual to a group of her f4
low dines ou bsr iavofife hobby. rnr
morals OF her seI Wnen the .esst v -
suuoupced, 9 subdurd lDoktug man rt
Shrinking msuuefs Wss detailed tD a =
bet bic arm lie ~ss person appsfe, lf
of 90 lHue impmtapce that tLe failed IT,
catch his name at bs iulrodneIoo. aud
silb the fret course sLe sfdte sed g. O.
table on Der Interrupted snblrci
Tbs burden Of Der disroane wss the fr
spousibi.ity t.st lay ~i,h rfouireat
women 20 set their weaker ot lr.sef sis
,ert on cIsuple oi reetunie Til, rhe
ie,guadiagly explained. uesry sll auoas
women bsve isited 70 DO, TIE table gtsw
T-stise, bot Mrs. Keldsl Vould have
le way ALd began to cite Wfl'kaosa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-05

Some yeers ago two officers Of the But
ish army in India had a difficulty which
resulted in duel. The colonel, the chal
IenRed party, was an old campaguer, who
had won his lsurels 10 the Crmea and
was most gallant soldier. The choice Of
weapons being his, be named pistols aud
elected that the Bilair should occur 10 q
dark room. We sesurel room twenty
feet square says the uatatOr Of the Incl
dent, closed every crevlce that would ad
NIT hight, placed our men 10 corners dag
onally opposite aud withdrew. Each mou
was provided vi Ii three chsrges, and
when these were exhausted we rush ID 10
to gather up the mulilated remains. Elch
man stood erect and ldier like in lis
corner. untouched, but directly bchiu
the tfic,r who had given the chslleug,
were three bullet Lolts made b be ctI
onelr pistol.
How is this? sad a aPrl2z ed M jor
Had you U,eI standing here when those
shots were fred you would have been
killeG.
The cuprit was forced to admit that be
had dropped TO one knee.
You are coward, cir, and unfit for the
company Of soldiers and gentlemen cried
the ns!)r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-05

Crooked? remarked the colonel from
Texas. who had inst returned from IN eT
tended visit in Boston. Crooked, sab?
Why, | never saw such crooked and such
narrow streets 10 my life. Whenever
met gentleman about my own build
and be swelled up to bls fullest capacity
10 give color to the remark either be OF
| had to crowd into an alley to let the
other by, and it was very lnconveuieut,
sab, very.
Boston streets and sidewalks Lre not as
wide as we have them here2 quelled The
Star man, who had been listening very at
tentiyely.
Well, rather reckon not And crook
ed think the men who laid ont the old
streets of Boston must have used the letror
S snd figure s for diagrams. Inst to show
you, | was walking along Washington
street, one OF the pfneipsl business streets
one afternoon, and about u rod ahead OF
me | saw the back OF a man thought
knew something about bis build and
that seemed very familiar so
buried up to catch him. He started for
ward atsmC ralll gait at the sane
time, but gained on him, aud Just az We
reached a turn 10 the streets little mole
abrupt than usual ! put my hand on his
shoulder, At the same instant | felt a
hand on my shoulder, and looking around |
who do yon suppose, SAW
CaL't imagine, replied The Star man.
Myself. Dang my buttons il | hadn't
put my hand on my own shoulder Fact,
assure You, And be hurried awty to
get ready for his duties the next day as
Sunday school Teacher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-05
Salutator,y! !

Custom har prescribed formal address from
those about to atsame the csutfol Of bu'lneus
10 lts patrons. We viii torego the pleasure Of 4
detailed chat and beg TO be excused II m the
uksome iDrmAity u i1nRirs iuthtoTy address,
defining puslllors and promlsts, which through
tho changing conditions OF ai lrs may be HaIst
cd. The conditions oi our environment viii
dictate our eouTsU, ever keeping 10 MIND tbe
greatest good to the Rreatest number, and our
chiei mlvuoa vii be advocacy ot our local 10
totests We solicit sharc OF the patronage OF
the people. without It the very beet business
30 the state could not be sustained, or would
dsindle dUWu to a par with the patronage &C
corded TO err IL human" Perfection can
not be expected Among the diverSlhed opin-
ions In the minds OF the human tamily, sl eau
lot see Ike, hence no mau can please every
body II he tries to do 90 be will please no one,
The suTes. way il to feel Jusuhed by his own
conscience Aud trust TO tbc charity OF his
fricads TO cIcuse his mlstakes snd short com
rRs assuring all that such are errors OF the
htsd and not OF the heart.
Pleased silh the beautiful location OF Man
chester CeLtie fascinated With ts lovely scenery
and healthfLl bree2eH cApuyated by The hOspl.
hhty energy aud prOgrctslNc hplrll OF lts peo-
pie, which has relcgsted Il 10 Il second place
sm0ng the villages Of the county aud tempted
by the prospects q prosperous investment IN
our business, We have s0uRht TO make the IN
ieTests Oi the public our inlerests and 10 idon'
ufy our happiness and prosperity with theifs.
With this end 10 view W. vii endeayoi 10 make
our store and business reject credit on this pro.
gressIve village 10 promote its growth to 10.
clesse Its prosperity. extend It's busluess and
making 1t auxiliary ~ the promotion Of our gen
ersl wefaro. People Of Manchester Centre,
shall We have your coopofstiUuf
Nety respectfully,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-12-05

Oh, Harry, cried Dplpblus laliujlt,
thought II vss you tbst bad gone 20 The
Branch Iul Vas going TO msty Cherry
Towers
Not bit, sad Hsrry.I vas gong there
on business, bat lust st the lssI mtau'e
changed my miud beesnse Of What you
might lhInk sid people would say, aud
got Unole Harry to go instead. Aaj so
yoa didn't urite to me2
No, said DelpbIne, and don't see haS
you came to get H. lvr1te, Il Hardy,
sr lnst as people always DO 10 him,
Oh. said Harry ruetully, but you see J
Was looking so suxiuusly for some word
from you. waited to come ever SO bad
sud hsdn the couBge uulll / got some
sigu from you after what Ltd been SAID,
but was ture rou would write or send
some word, 20 when got the mail RON
our post Cllice box and saw letter 10
your handwriting, Iusttore it open with
out secoud glsnce ut the envelope, being
sure II was for me, 1t was very PLAIN
little note, thought, Mr.. Hardy and
respectfully, Delpbiue Cherry bloom
laughed to myself ii your method Of bold
ipg out the olive branch 10 such u stG,
dignifed little way as would let me kuoa
might come, bat must come prepared
Tor siege before Delphiue would be ny
Delphiue again. But was too glad Of any
.ott Of 40 excuse to get here to care for
bat - bat You haven't told me how you
happened to write to Unels2
SO Delphlne told Harry the whole fool
sh story, aud they both laughed uutil the
Rev. Mr.. Walker looked out Of the wiz
low in surprise.
And The Thanksgiving dinner at Cherry
,loom far house was a great success
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09

Allusion has previously been made 10
our agricultural imports. A document Of
the national department Of agriculture is
before us that gives full list OF the i'm
ports Of agriculture products for the four
years endieg June 30, 1894 The figures
are OF more than passing interest to the
hard driven farmers Of the country selling
their farm products to coun ries where
cheap labor exists and therefore upon low
returns, for possibly close scrutiny of
tho imports may discover that we may in
part substitute home grown crops for
those sold abroad. Dealing in round
mum beers, We pad 10 1891 for these pro
ducts S4OS. 600, 900, in 1892 Sl27 900, 900,
in 1893 S4l5 900 600 and in 1894, year
OF hardship for the country, 1858, 100000.
or "a per cent Of our total imports were
in this class. This is over million del
lars day for each working day Of the
year, and exhibits the stupendous msgDi
tnde Ct our daily transactions with other
nations. The largest item 10 the bill was
for sugar and molasses, materials whose
purchase has steadily increased from
Sl0S. 100000 in 1891 to $l3S $50 GG7 for
1894 1t Is well known that this entire
amount can be produced on our own soil
For animal and vegetable fbres we paid
S37 1902 1893, for fruits and nuts SIS, 7jl,
III, large part OF which can be grown 10
ibis country. For rice 81 374 $50 we're
paid, and for tobacco within few dollars
OF eleven millions. For potatoes we parted
with 81 277 1874, and for beans 81, III 800
About 81 100000 were paid for wines.
1t is not our intention to discuss these
items, for the ground has been trsversed
before. The complete official figures sre
worthy Of review snd serve to keep ~
mlnd he fact that there is large uuoccu |
pied field foo iultttr diversliicutlon Of
American agriculture whose products
amount yearly to 500 100000.
The signs Of the times Iodicsle tbst sucL
dlversIhcslion is gong 90, cheaper capita
and plentler labor making 1t possible.
" . -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09
AartGnltHrf.


TIE rhHsJslptis l.eeatj uyt LatIf
10 ne spurg tas .ssa 10 riowsd iaf cora.
sud Tor ssrsrsl ftssatf. The dtst lrirg the
desire 10 sll5s the ffati % ruItef the
coil and also tc destroy The catwatus.
Ihs - r,ry ptossssry iitoi Land % 90 he
used iur core, - the dsmsse done by cot
sorms u eiieu sueb ~ 90 pfsvfut The uast
. tng Of etap ts wt.l ~ euts.ape mueh
a3diuousl lsbat for rfplsgipF There IL
saving ef time ~ early rlo~lss bcesnss
tbe teams will be basy later Co., sod laui
should be rloaci ia the fall and left uthat
fpwsd snd Their uss u'0ved 10 Tie sptiug
10 some sections the farmers uoIk over
the lend ulth dice bsrfov il the sptug
II the toA vas iutbed uudet 10 the isit
bot il IL batter 10 pioW 10 be tprug sua
then o. the disc barrow 10 cut up sud
pnlveri1s the sllt Al heavy Yields Of
corn have been secured 90 Iseu that VEs
msde doe aud put 20 the beet possible ecu
dn,ou for the iced The first preparation
Of corn is one belt The advantage. as it
gives the youtE plants az early aud Wig
orous growth, aud increases their cspsctly
for securing plant food rs we'll rs snsblIle
them 10 better withstand drouih 1t is
customary to use all kinds Of manure 90
corn land 20 matter TOW coarse It may be,
for the reason thst the cora plant j. a
gross feeder snd completely covers The
surface Of the gtolnd With betting Of
roots and routiets, but II a large yield is
desired It Will be found that the better
the condition u the manure and the
nesrer It's prruach to so.ubihty the more
vigorous the corn plants ttart II the
IN the oil, II viii be oaly when the pls9ts
are nearly roady to mature that the |
mBuure will begin to become available,
and large proportion will remain over
until the second year which is no loss,
but prevents its use for the crop Of the |
fret year ut time when the plant food ls |
most ftqulftd by the CROP. Cultivation |
OF corr should be done with the object OF
giving IT AL early stunt 30 as to get the
plants ahead Of the weeds and 20 afford |
the greatest root capacity before the dry |
We atbeT OF summer comes. 1t may hap |
pen that the manure IL Inferior and si
lords but little beDe-i, especially at first
II the plants do not have bright green
color, apply 100 pounds Of nitrate OF
soda per acre, and the effect will quickly |
be noticeable after the next rain, bnt If
sod land is used br corn the nitrogen will |
10 ali probability not be lacking, bit
bag OF finely ground bone m al may be
nsed Keep the cullystor in the field IN
I'll the weeds and grass have been com
pletely subdued, for II this is not done the
labor applied TO growing a corn crop will |
be partly lost, as the yisld may be re iuced |
below the cost Of production,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09
BENNINGTON co. SAVINGS BANK,

BENNINGTON co. SAVINGS BANk,
uNhe Bennington County Savings Bank At tlt
bennington County AsuuuI Bark. ls open
daily Tor the uaurHcit0u e. { bu-Iuerr from ~ o.
clock a III, to O'Clock =. IN, sundays sud holi
days excepted
Interest 10 drpositors strictly 10 accordance
with the laws Of the rtatc 81 Vermont, Money
deposited uNtme atirr the first day OF each
month draws interest from The drst day OF the
next succeeding mouth, Interest computed
January st aud july lat aud n not Withdrawn
will be added To punclps aud interest there
after will accrue upon 1t.
Loans solicited upon real estste and undoubt
ed personal secnruier.
AB. VALENTINE, President,
J.. GIBSON, Vie, PresIdent,
G. II. DEWEY. Treasurer,
G ". HARTMAN Secretary,
TAurrEts A. Is Valentine g. W, Hartman,
OHn Scott, j, T shurlen, |, 4. Gibson, J, Il.
Judson. John Robinson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09
Our line Of stoves is
more complete
than ever.
Gel EBRA TED
WEST SHORE RANGE

with its VENTILATED OVEN. We have sold
over sixty Of these ranges In this vicinity;
this il We think proof enough that it is 8
drst. clsss range.
All ktnds OF stove repairs furnished
promptly for DASH ONLY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09
ALL SIZES
LEAD & IRON PIPE

Wood and Iron Pump, Sinks, DC. Large
took Tia Glass ADD Wooden Ware in isei
Dearly everything 10 orr line, al kiuds
Of job Work, Tin Roofing, Eveiroughine
promptly attended 10. We make g spec,
atty Of tuning steeples and beliries. We
hAVes man Who can get there every time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09

The whole bost a lesi eating ns'cts
uhich Iced on the apple tree. sueh as the
tent caterpillar, red bumped apple tree
caterpillar. etc, uust te fought vifL Paris
green used ~ The rate d che BOARD 10
go gallons Of water Other Insects which
sack the juices iron the iesvss aud young
sooi. sueh ss the sptis, Tree cricket aud
bark louise, u ust be destroyed by the ksf
osene emalsIon. Tits il usde according
the iollosibs iornals Hard tosp oue
ball pouud (orso.p ,b9uI oue tsIi ssilyul
ta sAler CITE gallon cQ1l al ig9 gsIlaas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-05-09
A Safe Home Investment.

Twenty thousand dollars OF pr cent. First
Mortgage Boz d. OF the Manchester Water Co
IL denominauun- OF $500 and 800, running
thirty years interest payable pemi annually A.
the Factory Point National Bank, Manchester
Centre, VI, are nov ,tlrred Tor ssle. The, are
secured bS iifrt mortgage covering al the
property Of tue compa v, including both water
,ysttms. Thrse b. uds have been placed in our
hsnds for rslc, ana We viii be pleased to iurnisb
foil particulars regarding same.
J. ?. BLACK,
J. W. FOWLER
Manchester Centre, Vt. Fcb 10th, 1894. att