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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-01-11

-Shntorsf de- ms mana: Ssntos Be
nito u CXZitorisno, ,H,r 8hyC .!IA
-CArtss detenidas en- IL admon de
correfs de esta ciudad Rodoli, Nd.
G. Rodriguez. A. Soto, J. Santory.
=. Torres, G. Vega, Y VillAron, M
Vicente. J. Villssne. A. Viacal.- ],
Velszquaz NV SlO9 Ill
LA Iglesia Metodista Episcopal
Ella SantfsimR Trinidad., calle del
Sol, 1m. 18, invita- & to&os los de.
les para los cultos especial0B, que
bsjo f9 dire acion del Rev srendo Pas-
tor Manuel Anddiar, Sc cslebrarSn
dssde el domingo, II del actual II
domingo Is, Ambos inclusive. ~
va los anne icanos le vsn to.
mando ell gusto & los ricos dulces en-
Almibar que se venden en- el portal
mum: 30 IL lado del sAyunt&Tiento,
pues mandan comprarlo hRsts por
dollars. TAmbien encuentr3 II allf
tAbsGps y cigerrillos. sEg FafSa
-EstA tsrde & las tres * agr& efs-
to7uns manifestation &c honor del
senior Egozcue, por e. Rllo fAvora.
BILE obtenido por dir hp senior en- ell
proceso que Sc le iniciara CON motive
del aaunto del Acueducto.
-Esta ms f1anfS sal q para Ponce ell
vapor de este nombre. @ sar
-Esta noche 6ar& retreta en- In
Plaza BAlaorioty Ia. Banda del B sta =
lion puertorriqnefio.z aa ~
Hoy & medic dia toInsr6n pose
sion de sus cArgos los miem bros de
10 nuevA Directive de In <LogiA Pa
lateux> Con tai mCtivofl despues
de dicho acto, tendr6 efecto mn ban
quote en- ell salon de 10 Lcgia que
eatA artfsticamente decorado.
-Parece que nuestro P&rque sBo'
rfr q ueLs va cayendo Ell desuso. Las
tiestas y jAranas que en- 81 ven1an
celebrAndose han desAparesido como
por encAntAmiento y nj 10 pintores
co del sitio nj 10 sgrAdable del am
biente que ALI Sc respira atraen ya
G In sociedad de Ssn Juan que tan
devota er& aa visitar aquel pArsje.
Aver tarde 4 las cinco tuvo eff &C.
to el s6pelio del cAdkverr de- don Jo'
sc LAndr6n Mater. al acto N&sisti6
numerosa cor currenciS y sobra ell
f6retrusiban muchas y <luj osas coro
mas. Reiteramos ,nuestro mas sen {.
lido p6sAme 6 In familiA del fnSdo.
En- l.s noticias que syer publ
camoss en- References nj gremio de
torcedores, se dijoerroneamente que
nuestro reporter hsbrfa hRtlxdo con
el senior Juan,r debiendo decir Jesas
Garcia que fne la apersona q que ee
aludio.
-Esta tArde & lA una re llevArk &
efecto en- la cAsa 1unn. 35 de IL Co 10
del Cristo, la election de Ia rusvl
dirsctiva del gremio de tip6grAfos de
estA ciudad. b.. ... .aFaH4
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ETIMOLOGIAS
MITOLOGICAS

Dicen que HLe6nidAa" andabA por
ell mundo ensef1 sndo cinco msgnicos
''leones" amaestrados y otros tsntos
"tigres" pescados en- el "Tigris
s'Tesalo nicAs," hermsna de Cleo
pairs, cansada de discurrir cosas es'
tramb6tcAs, 50 le ocurri6 abrir sus
ssAloness y dar un ~teS los amigos.
sEspartas A6lo prodnjo <sspartos
Y esteras de corderillo. Allf nacie'
ron SEspartaco,1 ell general .EspRr'
teroD y el coleta Ell e Spartero.>
"Amilcar BArcA" introdujo en- Es'
pAH1A buen L & nero de "bArcAA" con
alcohol "amf ico," burlando las leyes
de sanidAd. rs
Los "hebreok" faeron llamados
asf por el gran consume que hacfAn
de tabacos <hssrn s..
El <PArnasos 6 fkbrjca de SPAR
n6Hs era 10 que hoy llamamos CASA
de Moneds.. ........ 49,.
En- la sFrigias h&cia un sffios ho'
rrib!es sSu capital, &Ninive,s STEM.
pre- CubiertA de Snieve Los habi'
tantes Sc vieron oblig gAdos & emigrar
6 In &C Aldea,. pals mucho mas seal
deados pOr al sol.
Tam Hi6n fue Abandonado "TebAs,"
por las continues plsgas de "tkbA'
NOS Hpaminondas puso en- s'Man'
tineA" una fkbrica de smantas,p para
que sus- cofegas Sc preservarau de
las picaduras.
"Tiro," poblaci6n eminentemen'
ta militar, 6 10 par que pecuAris.
ALI estAbA 10 Eseuela central de
''tiro,n CON au hermoso campo de
''tiro." Hasta nuestros dfas hs lle'
gado 10 fAms de los cabRllox y mulas
de "tiro.s Todo Ell que echahs co.
che no tenfa mas ramedio que ir 6
sTiro> comprar gansdo.
LaB Gssas de- xcomidas> SO llama
ban ~Comicios.s citkndose como me-
iores las de sBrindis,s explotadAs
por sMecenass y ell filoscfo sZenon.. /.
Sc con 10 en- gAhiuete pArtic 1lSr y
en- la. gran "mesa relondA 6 nMe'
sopotkmiA." Cuents Jencf fonte que
para cAda plato hab1R nm cccinero
especial.
Lentulo Sc dedicaba tan SOLO 4 las
lantejae. La hermcs sA in &it a las in.
dfAp. Sesostris los sssos croque.
tAa. Ovidio 6 los huevcs Fidiss q
IL sopa de fdeoe. Fll6 &.los filetss
on general. Apio G audio al buoy
AsAGo con ensal ia de apio 8 Buey
Apis, eHsBp6fides & los espArrgos.
Y Asi &C los dem&s platos. G ton
era sl ,cocinsro mayor, encargaa 10
de catAr tc dos los gu!scs antes de
aervirlos Al p1blieo. araz Far aWa
"CAmbises" tepia una casa de cam
bio" en- sPlatsa.
"Dario" notsnianAda suyc; &fuer
"a de "dArlo" TODD se0 quedo pobre.
Los "pelasgos 6 pels 6 Atos" erar
unos pobres misersbles.
Mucho mas 10. fueron los "sscede
monios" condenados &no tener otrc
Alimento que los "demnnios qua CO
zAbAn CON 'qazN." - SO
Otro diA continuAremos su las su
tilezls de los tiempos gsotc y"
sean los tiempos de- '.Rsno " Romu
To-" que, Aunque "refroicras' pArs
to6o, !nventarou el ''reu q base de
10 navegAcio1 havisl. GsE.
Melton Gonzalez
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Junta Escolar de Arecibo
A los Sres. Profescres de la Isla

La Junta Escolar de Arecibo en-
session celebr da 81 del cor, iente,
acord6 crear dos escuslas ruralea en-
los barrios del Is.ote y Dom inguito
de eata ju sisdiccion, 10 ae &c publ.
CO an este periodico para conoci-
miento de les tres Pre- fe sores QUE
aesesn aspirar dichas piazas.
Siendo 10 principal idea de esta
Junts, prescindir en- absolute de 10
fi!iacion pol1tica de los aspirantes, v
de las reconendaeionsa par tisw lares,
stsnder solo 6 Il capaciaad , mo-
ralidad de los profssores. se aviaa 6
toaos los que aspiren 6 dicha plaza,
que es indispensable aeon paflen 6
sn solicitud, documentos auficientes
que acre at an y otra condicion.
Las solicitu les han de ser presen-
tadas antes de tsrminadoa los seis
dias dsspu6s depublieaao este aviso.
A ecibo, Enero 8 de 1903.
FL sscretario.
Mdnatel Astoy -
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Una seforita en- patfecto estado
de salud, que cuenta 2s tf1os de 'edsd
desea colocarse en- una eass de 70
milia, crey6ndose spta para cual
quier eosa 6 que quiera aedicArsela,
principalmente en- al ramo de costu
ra. Posee Ell frances y se halla dis
pue. ts 6 aprenaer tambien elipgl6s'
Para mas detAllsaoa infornes y
referencias, pueden dirigirse las per
sonas que 10 dessen, & 10 fsmilia del
aef1or GRuthier, Luna So, donSese,
encuentra accidentalmente.
= tx
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PARA Cap0

Hsmcs tanido al gusto de saludar
ed estss red dacci6n a distin guido abe.
Rado poncei1o Ledo@ Fra ancisco Pa
IRA Cap6, que Sc halla desde hscs al.
gur os aias en- sSsn Juan. 81 sen ,r
Psrrs Il ego hsce POGO de los Estas os
-Uuiaas, G m pieaamenta rapussto de
Is ext rmedad qaeusufri6 el afio n
terror. FTEFF|. FTE2
Is de.e1mos fsliz estRncia en- San
Juan. At ar3s H.
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q r a. N S A S TR ERIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegantes surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
aas medidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambien un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
gigee blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros aarticulos
para caballeros-
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N0TICIAS

Z 90 SSTJO ALAS A,AaeR ES. - FL iarate calmanre
se Ia Sen Winsfow debe siempre que los nnos
rl.en e periolosdea dsntsion Proporcona alivio
tmeGiato al spaciente. produce suefo na-
muy viyo alegre Es muy agradabie paladar canla
nifo ablanda encas, alivia dolores hace ia
Giles las funciones del esomago regula los estnos
Es 81 meor renedio eonAeidos para Ia diauea va pros
vena 6sta de la dentici6n de cualquiea otra causa
Tenease mucho cuidado pedir el Jarabe Calman&e
de Ia Senora Winslowyr ei rneior de todoss
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Pruebs hace Ife. 1 Pase DID. por ID
Fortalez esquina Tanca, eutre en-
casa ade los senorea Euif1a HermA.
nos, compre algunas libras del riso
chocolate La In3ia de Caracas;
(Venezuela) qae alif vendep, y no
comprar& otro en- toda su vida.
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Victor Hust6-- -SuceSJf de G..TinaddG
PLAZA PRINCIPAL h%A317 SAN JUAN P. B.

Grandes novedads aIhaa dc Oo Plata Blanes
as nas surdo en- Reoes de O Plata nkelasa Acer
ke Enchapado de maqunas de las acaaaas
<Roskop Patents Waltham n, The Ansonia Clock Co.
entes Epeueos todas CRSTALES ROCA GA
RATlzADo vao eecaes recetas De los rs ocustas
Los moaerno objetos de- Arte regaos
Cuetos de platas fna de metal anco cuaduple PTEADO
garantizado.
Agentes camaas produo fotogfcos EASTMAN
co.. d IGUALES PRECIOS los Estados Unidos.
Rewolvers Rifles
de las acreditadas COLT SMITH, WESSON WINCHESTER
MARLIN accessories de todas clases.
Taller de repaaones de Rele Pae atendiao por operas
han hecho apndisae las bricas
Suiza
cualqu puno lsa adminso la devou-
cion de toao aricuo que satisaga al compraaor.
PRECOS FJOS Y MUY EQUrTATTVOS
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La UNION /. ..

0g Esta acrsditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y perfumeria sito en- la caEe
de Ssn Jose IL, Baios del Casino
Espanol, frente & ID fotografa ael
se1or Colorado, est& introduciendo
grandes mejoras y cuenta CON tres
com petentes operarios. q
Preeio de eada servicio 20 etvs.
PropietariO a6 @ aA ab
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Las m&quinas de escribir sistams
antique, con squsllas en- que hay
q ze lev Antar 10 earretilla para yer
Ell trAb $40 que SIC va hacienda. Ia
SOLVER" ha conclude con este en-.
gorro. q ae sig utica perdidal de ITEM.
20 y car sansio de 10 atencion Agen-
tes en- Puerto Rico, Reynolds & San.
chez Morales, San Juan. sj e ao
Para curor un Refqodo en- un ola
tome las PAsTILLAs LAxANTEs DE BRoMO
QUININA. ri boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
cura. La frma de- e. w, GROVE. Be hala
en- cada caiita, . S& 81 ~ $50
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Z Agapito del Toro.

No pierda So tempo comprauao
otras cervezss que 6 10 meior no re-
eultan bien destifaass. La gran
'sCervszs Pabss" que venden M r
Calder6n & C3, en 10 calle de Te.
tusn nun. IL es IL meior que hay
shora en- el mercado.
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F.AGkGIA

Rubo uns vez en- nm pueblo de ca
to iala, an alcs1de bastsnte fso y de
earkctar. atrabiliario. mo recuerao
si dicho pueblo era Nsguabt
Un g9baro, hastante feo tsmbi6n,
con aire humilzay y dando vueltas &
su sombrero, fse recojer ls firma
de 10 c6dula qas se le RcAba ba de
expedir. Con el re peto debido sc
plsnt6 ffente 10 mesa, del AlcAlde
= sin decir una pslabra sguardo lar
60 ratio 6 gu, 10 autoridad local le
despsch ara.
El AlcaIde, encocorado con 10 cal
ma del gfbaro, en- un momanto de
ne. viosiaad voivi6 10 cabezs y 81
dijo con ;rE: <qus 30 es usted..
Fl gfnaro, sin mpacientsrsa y con
so habisual tonrisa, le COL tsst6 !:
81 Senos sef1or Alcalde!s
Entire dos amigos:
Me han dieho qee to gusta L.
gimnssis.
Els cierto.
.-Pues ven esta nf che. .:a;,asplszs
<Baldorioty. para que .d6sssaltos de
Caraero.
90 " Iisg-,s
En- la Ultima retreta: q 80 49,
Ia joven shace e1 amor, 6 una
&C tf1ofitA dici6aaple unesscuAntss va
ciedades. n 'r+ a,,asS
e 10, sespp6s de oirle, sdfcele con
Goa gran nAtu aliiad. J tt
-Ay, amigo, no me eiga hablaL1
do con les patas de otrds. sa.S
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Sc A'LQUILAt''l

Sc a]quila una hxbitscion puerts
ta Gale, ventilsda y & precio limi-
do II. s*.as
San Frsncisco1o : Bajos.
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En- esta9 imprenta se vende pa
pei do Peri6dico { $40 quiRtal.
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Or. Leonard Eandes.


Lons Vena
GARANTIzA LA 0URA PERFE0TA.
ntaytod
Snd-A
compcda orms conssta
de csFeod d
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EI Polo NOrte
CAFE Y BILLAR.-

Ell mejor establecimiento de su
clase en- San Juan. Servicio esme-
rsdisimo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe,
refrescos, y licores, de La mayor pu-
reZa. So 81 @ &E
25 San Francisco Is
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.AJEDREZ
MACHT ALBANIA < LA BRUJA>

81 Blancas.-Torre Rey la casilla del Rey.
81 Negras.-Alfl la 6 9; casa de la Reina
ESTADo ACTUAL DE LIZ RART1
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COLOCACION

QUININA. III UUILC'
no Sc cura. La firm
en- cada caiita.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17
THE WRONG WAY.

How a Woman Enters n Storm Door
and a Man Turns a Corner.
"There are two things which | do not
understand about human nature" said
an official of the City post office TO
reporter of the Star. why does a man
hug corner so closely in turning one
in these corridors, and why does II
woman always try to 90 through one
of these revolving storm doors the
wrong way? There is an inyariable
rule of the road, keep to ne right.
That is not something new but has
been the rule for long time. 1t is
not a difficult rule nor one easily for
gotten. but you win see men humping
into each other all day long in these
corridors. The man on the left is en-
titled to the corner, TO rub it with his
coat sleeve if he wants to. The man
on the right belongs far enough out
to keep from running into anyone COM
ing the other way. This is not OBJ
served, as they go bumpetybump,
bumpetybump all day long. This is es-
pecially noticeable on Sunday. when
a large crowd gathers at the windows
in the morning to get the Sunday mail.
As for the women. they 20 at the
storm doors with vim, and look sur
prised that they do not yield to pres
sure the wrong way. Sometimes they
go right up against it when some one
is coming out. and of course get Il
l.,
knock them down. They give an an
gry glance at the gentleman coming
out. and go right up against it again.
| have seen one or two give it UP and
go away. and one l helped through the
other day said. alphabetically: L
never did understand these doors. 1t
might be good idea to put up sign.
but 1 guess they wouldn't read it
Washington Star
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Back 10 the Farm.

After ten years as n St. Louis police
man Hugh McMahou tired of life in a
great city ana has gone back to the
country. Like Clarence the Cop. he
has been transferred again" but this
time at his own wish.
He has gone back from the force 20
the farm; from politics to potatoes:
from courts to carrots; from station TO
stable; from clubs to clods; from
plug uglies' to plows; from .pinches"
to parsnips: from mud to meadows:
from garbage to garden; from blood to
blossoms
He has gone back from writs TO
roses: from arrests to rest; from pool
rooms to cool rooms; from sIrstrokes
to suniowers and sunsets: from VIC
lepce to violets: from helmets to holly
hooks from dens to daisies; from run
ming crooks TO running brooks; from
murderers to meditation; from quick
thieves to quiet thoughts, and from
green goods men 10 the green things
Of Nature herself
Who shall say that he has not chosen
Tho hetter part of life? God made
the country and man made the town."
and NJ the very best, it sometimes
seems. man made bad job OF it
s. Louis Post Dispatch.
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The Enrmer Rnx

The lot of the farmer boy is undoubt-
edly lighter now than it was a half
"enthry ago, as many old Daviess
County farmers can attest who have
dropped Germ all day by hand in a
furrow laid cut' by p horse driven
by single line attached TO a single
shovel pillow and keep it up for two or
three weeks. Most old people who
haTe lived on a farm have had tnis
experience or have followed the BOY
who was dropping corn, day in and
day out. covering it with a hoe. For
~ years ago boy who could drop for
two eoverers could earn his so cents a
day, while the ordinary boy who was
not 80 swift could earn % to 35 cents
4 day. As a matter of fact a boy
could get over more ground and plant
a much bigger acreage than a man,
but then, as now. there was an I'M
written law that he should not re-
ceive mems wages. Before the days
Of labor saving machinery. farm work
for the boy especially. was a constant
round of drud9ery, and it was little
wonder they wanted TO get away from
1t. Now it is otherwise, and life on a
farm is preferable to most other pur-
suits in life.-Exchange.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17

Depth of cultivating corn varies
with circumstances In wet seasons
it is often absolutely necessary to stir
a SOL deeply in order to dry it, out
Deep stirring is also necessary in wet
seasons when weeds have once got the
start Of the cultivator The practice
Of cultivating uniform depth of four
inches throughout the entire season is
quite common, it being claimed that
weeds are most effectively destroyed
ut this depth, while the fourinch
mulch conserves the moisture as well
as a deeper one There are those who
advocate blowing deeIly at oil times,
qltt cu..., on, The other hand. they are
taken to task by others who claim
that it is just as prudent to remove
the leaves from the stalk with a knife
as to cut the root with n cultivator
One instance is given where a compar1-
son of the deep and shallow method Of
cultivation gave n yield of twenty
bu&hels per acre in favor of the shall
low method.-Iowa Homestead.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17

or monastnrics and lamaseries in
Pekn the number is endless. The
lamas and homes who dwell therein
can he coun cd by the thousands They
are mostly Tibetans and MongolIans.
supposed to be studs ing buddhism
under the direction of an authenticated
lueal descendant of Buddha himself
Indeed. In one particular monastery
three nncal descendants are to be seen
for a consideration They are regard
ed as semlgods and treated as such
or ti;c three so favored. fed and fiat
tered. che is youngster OF twelve
years. Il bright. Lively Nc lian 10y
fully alive TO his own Importance.
high dignity aud destiny, ", not
avcrsc TO the tiuing Of his hagGy little
pockets with the dollars Of such for
eign devils" as afford him the oppor-
tunlty of so doing. The lamas aud
homes are greasy. grlmy. dirt Il
crusted lot The denser the dirt the
greater the reputation for sanctity and
close spiritual affinity with Buddha.
Their whole time seems to be passed in
eating. extracting dollars from straug.
ers and sleeping,
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sheer on sn,n11 Fnrms.


1t is mistaken idea to suppose that
large areas are required on which to
raise sheep. 1t is true that it VIII not
do to crowd too many on a small area
with any idea that they will get their
living from the vegetation there, but
if, say. one hundrcd sheep weTe to be
kept on fifteen Or twenty acres, prop
sriy hSnf';d together with proper
feeding. would bring desirable results.
Taking twenty acres as the area to be
used, it would be good plan TO divide
this into three fields; two fields of five
acres each and one ten-acre field. The
tiye-aere plots should be sown in rape
or some other special feeding crop, and
the ten-acre field used for general
grazing. In this plot there should be
shade and water, and the grain feed
ing should be done here also. The
fields of rape should be used alternate
ly: that is. gi 70 the flock of sheep ac-
cess to one field four or five hours a
day for one week, then TO the other
field in the same manner. If these
fields were probably pastured the re-
suit of the droppings would make
them sufficiently rich for almost any
crop when it was desired to use them
IN that way, WHEN could be done by
ha1inG movable fences. so that other
fields could be used for the sheep in
other years.
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There are two certain methods of
capturing the plum curcullo. First is
jarrinG the tree every morning for
three weeks. after the plums are set,
catching the weevils in sheets laid on
the ground. The second is ~ colon
lzing large flocks of chickens in coops,
or in yards. under the trees.
If farmers were as careful and sys-
tematlc in the management of their
herds rs the breeders of pure breeds
are with their cattle. much better re-
suits W, uId be secured from ordinary
stock. Even the best breed VIII fail
If not r::-ntis managed, and all classes
of stock can be made more productive
if<axtra care is given,
Veterinary surgeons state that the
milk is tie first thing affected when a
cow becomes Ill, and that the milk
win show indications of coming milk
fever and garget week before any
ontward sign csn be- discovered. 4
sore, or anything that may be liable
to poison the blood also poisons the
milk at the same time.
Ii is a mistake 10 expect thar eggs
will hatch precisely in twenty-one
DAYS. While this is the rule it is not
an invariahle one. Some viii hatch in
nineteen days. others in twcnty-one
days. and others VIII require twenty
five days for incubation, The causes
are various such IS getting too cold,
too much heat. Jack Of moisture, want
of Vitality OF eithe, or both of tLv
parents, aud the age Of the eggs.
In giving salt to animals it should
h. done In a manner to allow each
animal TO partake of as much as II
desires and prefers, instead Of giving
tie, salt in the food thereby compell-
ing some animals to use more than
they wish. Each animal has its indi,
vidual preference. and the proper
mode Of allowing salt Is to place !,
where the animals can have access tc
II at all tines, as each viii use only
the amount needed.
The effort 10 produce the seeds OF an
arnle exhausfS the tree more than Ia
produce tue much better quantity OF
meat. because seeds contain s muef
larger proportion Of the mineral eie
lneuts. AS much meat or pulp can b
grown on SEQ fine large apple trees as
anon 1000 small inferior ones. bui
the PRODUCT N e6 seeds will be calls
one-half as great. Thus thinning
/ not onIy adds to the value OF the pres
ent crop. but economies the energle:
! OF the tree FOR future ones.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-06-17

nearer womanhood than l 10 manhood;
and she took my worship in gentle state.
A queen, kissed by loyal subject. could
not offer her cheek more royalty than
little Madeline offered her cheek to me.
''There is a ship to sail in two days"
she said, "and l must go away to Liver
pool tomorrow, early in the morning.
As l write. recollection darkens, the
sun sinks behind the little garden; the
little shape fades away. and it is dark
night. / have been in * very disturbed
sleep, and am awakened by a harsh
sound in the distance. 1t is the sound
Of carriage wheels.
/ hear the hum Of voices in the house
below, I creep to the window, and look
out. A travelling carriage stands at the
door, and a eleepy-eyed coaehman yawns
on the box.
From the house porch comes Mrs.
Munster. and by her side the little figure
that / love.
The proud spirit Is broken this morn
ng, and the little eyes look soft and
wet Madeline clings to her protectress,
and mods adieu to the servants. The
coachman cracks his whip. the horses
bro * into trot, the little one leans out,
ana waves her handkerchief until the
carriage rounds the corner and is hid
from view.
Madeline! Little Madeline!
/ have fallen upon my knees by my
bedside, and am passionately kissing
the lock Of hair | begged from her last
night. Ny heart seems breaking. All
the world has grown dark for me in a
mohent.
ITO be continuedB