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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
EN- E z U Ell A.

AcabamOs de recibir una collection
de La Opinion Nacional que COM
prende desde ell dia 81 de octubre al
Z del corriente.
El colega caraqueho lleva va es-
critic GA editoriales con ell siguiente
encabezamiento:
"Presidente de los Estados- Unidos
de Venezuela en- ell perfodo consti-
tucional de 1873 4 II ell general en-
gefe A. Guzman Blanco. Paz, liber-
tad, 6rden, progreso, honradez, inte-
ligencia, justicia, patriotismo, garan-
tias, dignidad. Rasgos biogra6cos pa
ra la historic de la vida pdblica del
general A. Blanco."
Ell % SO efectu6 una gran fiesta
nacional en- Caracas en- honor del
natalicio del llamado libertador Gar.
reglado q la libertad que disfruta
Venezuela, creemos debiera titularse
esclaviSador) Simon Bolivar.
Con profundo sentimiento vemos
que D. Bernardo J. de C6logan, repre-
sentante INFERNO de Espala, habia au-
forbade una comision de espanoles
que habia sido invitada por los vene-
zolanos para que asistiera a la proce-
sion cfvica, Iedeuns, etc. y que ell mis-
mo Consul general asistieraa aquel ac-
to en- que entire los trofeos de Bolivar
Sc exhibi6 ell estandarte que dicen es
"a Pizarro y una banderola espanola
que aseguran ha sido cogida q nues-
tros compatriotas en- ell Callao.
Copsumada la independence de
Venezuela, nosotros respetamos sus
flestas y demas actos; pero la invita-
5cion de la comision venezolana q los
espaf1oles mas distinguidos alk resi-
denies y q nuestro representante ofre-
ciendoles lugar honorffco en- aquella
fiesta, nos parece un insulto; SUI acep-
tacion por parte de aquellos espanoles
es, en- nuestro concepto, una vergiien-
"a. Quizas las clrcunstancias los obli-
garian a aceptar, quizas nosotros desde
aqufnopodemos apreciar bienloquealli
ha pasadO; pero nos parece tan impro-
pia Ia asistencia de nuestro encargado
de negocios y nuestros compatriotas q
una function en- loor de Bolivar, como
impropio pareceria que el embaja-
dor frances y sus paisanos residen-
tes en- Madrid fpresenciasen Official.
menteA la fiesta del Dos de- Mayo
La Opinion NaciO'sal escribe 10 81.
guiente sobre la participation que er
la procession tuvieron nuestros compa
triotas. No extranamos la satisfaction
que manifesto.
"En cuanto Ia nacionalidad espaiiola
presidida por d. Lorenzo Marturet, dice
iba en- lugar cercano las preseas de Bo
lvar y al sequito del presidente de la Re
p1blica y conducia su bandera el Sr. D
EVarsto Fombona, marchando iunto COZ
ella la venezolana que llevaba eli Sr. D
Modesto Urbaneja. ia
Era gratfsima la impression que en- todo
concurl entes causaba el yer por primer
rex asociada la bandera espa6ola la We
neaolana en- una festividad solemne en- gu
se Iesteiaba espl6ndidamente ell natalici
Gel neroe hispano- americana. Parecia gu
olvidados todos los recuerdos enoiosos' d
una iarga guerra en- que de una iotr
Ralte 30 peieo con 81 heroismo comup
~-"~" - - 'r~@ y ---rsxrr- 80
21s-7<a~ssnr@ 'v~s~t~S .s~s&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-20
G. A ACETILLA A.

GEL PrOgresO" laa anunciadO haber
recibldo nuevas gratas para ell reforms
mo en- ell 1ltimo vapcr, y prometi6 irlas
dando cOnocer en- sus n1meros siguien-
tes. Hase publicado va uno de estos
todavia no trae ninguna de las buenas
noticias citadas. SOonde estan pues?
Tambien hemOs dido hahIar de un
bale monstruo que Sc daria en- ell teatro,
jcuando tiene lugar esta gran fiesta refor-
mista? 5Qu6 pasa en- ell reformismo, cuyos
hombres andan matstios cariacontecidosY
Preguntas sueItas.-:POr que EN- ell
pueblo de Naguabo Sc extralimita el re-
glamento de bomberos que no permite in
gresar sino personals de ciertos deter
minados ofcios condicion de que sean
personas honradas9
iPor que Ell n1mero de los afliados ex-
cede de 60 Sc hace una aetiva propa-
ganda para que Sc aumenten9
iPor que Sc ha instalado una escuela
de adultos y ell objeto de tan benefca ms
titncion Sc ha convertible en- reclutamiento
de bomberos?
aPor que 81 individuo que manda los
bomberos, hasta hace POGO Official subal-
terno de voluntarios, usa las divisas de-
captain de ejercito?
Use puede saber que conduce y que
quiere decir el que q un serene Sc le haya
amenazado con la privacion de empleO,
81 ejerce las funciones de corneta de vo-
luntarios2
lPorque no habiendo bomba, hay cusr-
po de bomberos en- Naguabo?
lEs verdad que estos bomberos est&a
llamados rivalisar y Ginda mais con los
voluntarios de Naguabog
liable El Progreso, explfquese Don
Simplicio y rGs0Ne La Rason.
SSeran estos bomberos los anunciados
voluntarios de la libertad?
g. Fiesta relIgiOsa escOIar.-DeblendO
estar felizmente terminadas las obras do
ensanche embellishments del .AsiIo Co.
legio de San IIdefonso, para el proximo
jueves, 2l de los corrientes, la Junta ha
acordado cslehrar en- dicho dia como fes-
ia del Colegio, ell misterio de la Presenta>
cion de Nuestra Sonora al temple. A este
fin las nueve y media de la manana ma.
bra en- su propia Capilla p6blica @misa
cantada por las educandas, terminada-la la
quail, quedara ell establecimiento alberto
al p1blico hasta las cinco de la tarde,
despues que hayan recorrido todos sus
departamentos las personas invitadas, y
bienechores) de la casa. La entrada ser6
por la puerta principal y la salida por la
de la Capilla.
En- nombre de Ia junta y en- cumpli-
miento de su acuerdo.-La secretaria ga,
Carolina SGb0t de Juan.
Eel gran 6rganO nutridOr debe hacer
todas sus funciones, ola consecuencia. ser6
debilidad general. La comida debe ser
propiamente digerida, y asimilada, 8 la
sangre sera faca, la circulation languida,
Ell cuerpo sin fuerzas y Ia mente en- un
estupor pareial. Dispertad la energfa la
tente del est6mago, y estimulad los intes-
tinos con las pfldoras vegetables azucaradas
de Bristol, y un aumento rapido de vigor
ffsico y energia intellectual sera Ell resulta-
do. Ell buen exito en- casos de debilidad
general, es proverbial y como Ia sangre
precisa enriquecerse y vitalizarsc en- casos
iede@este naturaleza 81 ausilio del gran de-
tergsate Ia Zarzaparr.lla d. B1stol serA
de muchiaima Rtiidad.
- z=s-eSs,.se$sssrsess evSs,.ssse$sssrsess - ~~~fre -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Clocks and watches.

We appear 10 be some what in the dark as
TO the person who claims our gratitude LOT
the ingenious art Of making clocks OF metal
aud repeaters. The first clock we read OF
in England was placed IN al Old tower
which formerly stood opposite the gate OF
Westminster Hail, London. 1t was said 10
TO be of foreign manufacture, and t. have
been purchased with part Of a fine oil eight
hundred marks (S2 900 imposed on Kan
dolph de Hengham, Chief Justice OF the
Kings Bench, in 1888
-Four years later clock, also made by
foreign artist, was placed in the Cathedral
OF Canterbury, and was said to have cost
$50.
After lapse of seventy years King Ed
ward III appears To have sent Tor three
clock-makers, Of Delft, and TO have granted
them protection to follow their trade in any
pirl Of England in consequence OF which
clocks became common in the converts and
cathedrals.
One by the FIRST astronomical clocks was
made by an abbot OF St. Alban's, 10 the
time of Richard ii. 1t indicated the revo
lutions of the earth, the appearance oil the
sun and moon, and the ebb and flow oil Tho
tides. So deficient were the English at tina
time in the knowledge OF mechanics tina
the abbot was compelled TO write book OF
directions as 10 Its management, lest 1t SHOULD
be spoiled by The ignorance OF the persol
for whom it was made.
Watches also came into use about tue sam
;; time in England. hundred and fifty year
ago the best English matchmaker was on
2 Thomas TOmp0in, who was originally
r farrier, and commenced his knowledge G
. the equation OF time by regulating tn
= wheels OF a jack foe toastiug meat. He hel
the appointment oil matchmaker to Quee
= Mary and died in the year 1913.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE co.
HONE OFFICE EXCHANGE BUILDING,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

JOHN F.sNoLEAR President.
CHAs BURTON, ia, Secretary
ROBERT G. PRAIM, Genl Superintendent Of Agencies
1.-THE Delag arel Mutual hiss no stockholders Al.ths
surplus funds Of the Company viii be equitably divided
amongst the oliey-holdsrs The business Of the Com-
pany is eondp eted with energy equity and economy,
thereby enabling the Company TO effect insurance. at
low rates wi tn perfect drity to pOcy-hOders Gem
tlemen ofehAraoter DESTROYS ofioTming connection with
the Company as agents, are invited to communicate
with Robert G. Fram, General of Agen-
eieS, at Home Office, Wilmington, Delaware. Books
eoLtsnng references and table OF rates will be sent
ny address on application being made to any Of the
Officers OF Agents OF the Company.
1 WILLIAM T. ALRlCHs, Gen eral Agent for Delaware
| JAMES WO0LLEY, DAVID T. RICKARDs.,and
EVANS PENNINGTON, Agents at WILMINGTON.
| augl-3m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Many years ago, when az vet there was
hut one church ia The town OF Lyms Con-
necticut the people were without pastor
They had been tor long time destitute and
now were on the point OF making uni
nlous call for very acceptable preacher,
when a s.grained man, named Dorr be-
gan violent opposition TO the candidate,
rallied a party, and threatened 10 defeat The
settlement At parish meeting, while the
matter was under discussion, halt-wiited
fellow ross in the house and said he wanted
IN trll dream he had last night
He thought he died, aud went away where
the had people 90, and as soon as Satan saw
him she asked me where | came from"
"From Lyme in Cunnecticuh told him
s Ab and "wba, are they dong in Lyme
he asked .t.t.,..,,tsoil
,t5ettie n minister" he cried out. -
mnst put a stop to tna hiins me ny
boots: ! must go to Lyme THIS v,ry nlgNt
men told him. as lie was drawing on M
hoots that Mr.. U0rr was opposing Inc SET
Element. aud very likely he would prevent
"', NV rsint Door ~ eXchim Lis mi:
;,.,,, t.my sarudnt Dor Here take my
b"o1s, if NV sarvant Dorr is at WORK, 'her'
ia n, need Of my going at all
mis- speech did the business. MI Dor
na'lr no futher opposition me minister
Vas settled, but his opponent GeII'e1 W.
lille my saryant D0rr' WIN him 70 wy
grave,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

This is one OF the most lauEhable exhibit
lions conceivable, and is easily got through
where few friends are gathered together for
enjoyment during the holiday festivities. Let
Que BE- chosen who can tell q story, make a
speech, or sing a song, and another who has
arms long enough to 60 round the first The
speech maker goes into a corner OF the room
with his companion behind him lie puts his
arms behind and around the hackot his friend
while his friends arms are put through be-
tween his, and are made 10 appear rs il they
were the speakers The audience being as.
sembled, the speaker commences, standing
quite still; his inend's arms appear as if his,
| while he suits the action to the word by ges-
/ ticulating his arms 10 his own fancy. The
working of two minds at the same moment Of
time, and apparently on the same subject
makes it simply ridiculous and most amusing
I 10 the audience.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
The Word Farewell.


If ever a latent feeling Of love and friend
ship assumes tender reality, sweeping the
inermost depth of the soul, and kindllng
emotions into two warm hearts, Is memory
lingering upon the parting, and we whisper
that little but expressive work-larewell.
Brave heart that has buifeied the storms oil
life, and did not tremble for the issue when
troubles came, how powerless at last to
check the rising tear or suppress sign as
you uttered an adieu to the friend who had
shared your joys and sorrows your little
playmate in childhood's happy days, when
earth seemed paradise of winning conn-
dence, innocence and truth
Any one who stands in deaths silent
chamber, and while gazing on a dead face
upon which the sad work Tended" is written
by icy fingers, and is read to forget and Tor
give all the follies Of q misspent life and
even draw the "solt mantle charity" over
the record of an enemy, who wronged US )
| even so when we came 10 part with those
who only had small share of our affection
and readily forgive any differences that OK
listed, or hard feeling that blunted the warm
current OF onr regard. II then such are
our emotions upon saying adieu 10 some
ORDINARY associate, how much more intense
the feeling OF regard when the eye is resting
upon the features endeared TO us by thou
sand hallOwed remembrance and the hanI
clasped hand, perhaps never 10 hear the kind
ly voice or welcome the smile that gladden.
cd us of yore.
But 1t IS not the mere fact OF parting tina
gives Us pain? All, me rather is 1t th
question shall we meet again We are lot
TO say goodbye; for knowing how frall I'll
tenure we hold upon earth's dearest joy
and that death is ever near, lurking IN Ii
lairest flowers, we cannot always Danish a
apprehension for our safety and happnes
however groundless that apprehension ms
r. be, and when presenliments OF evil and da
ger almost amounting to superstition, "
sometime take possession ofthe buoyant al
fearless heart
How will it be at the next meeting? Rea
he er you may well ponder this; you have sor
I'm dear one who is going from you; It may
nc some bright, sweet face you hope to cal! yo
Ia wife at no distant day, and she Is going fl'
to you, or you from her Have you pledg
I'm a vow OF constancy, that nothing can III
m aside, or will time and distance have taug
CT, you that absence conquers love.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
PRICEs-A Fair OMer.

II the Merchants in your place will not furnish, or send
o the MAOhues send us the retail price, WsAAsf $40,
Extra wrnger 49, and will forward eilhof or both
machines free Of freight, to places whore no one sci
ling; aud 90 they will be liked, that we
agree refund the money itany wishes TO return
the machines free Of freight after montho trial &C
cordlng to directions
No husband, father or brother should FeeAH the
drudgcy ofwsshing with the hands, hny-two days In
the year when 1t be done betor exPsdously,
with less labor, and injury to the garments by
Doty Clothes Washer, and Universal WrnEer.
Sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
made.
r. @. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
80 Cortlandt st., New York.
aug222.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE.
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THE NEW
Universal Clothes WringeT

APPROVED with RowELL's PATENT DOUBLE Cod-wHsths'
and the PATENT sTOP, are now unequestonAby far Hu
periOr to any apparatus for washing clothes ever IN
vented, and will their cost twice yeaT py saving
labor and Clothes
Til Editor Of this paper who purchased Washer ana
Wringer, thus testihes as to their yslue'
Awaiting Its sure condemnation, We took scat pre-
pared at any moment to hear the FIRST grow from the
operAtor--who by the by had never before that uhe
seen one In operation. On went the WORK however,
noiseeso patiently aud apparently without tnort lgr
. few moments when the operator suddenly hAiteui
and laughingly opening the lids Of the machine
brought out very mueh TO our establishment nun i
Der Of very we'll washed clothes when nesosa
but the Tinsing touches to complete them aud mAkt
them look well satisfactory as " they haa eos
| from enc Of the best laundries. ,, =.
Our preudlces were shaken, and when-Natcning IN
ently ths whole operAtion-an ohcious little ieiloW
seven ysas-a domestic appendage by tho way-sezsd al
opportunity to eaten the lever aud work away AZ th
machine with perfect will and little or no ehorJ W
confess that all misgiyngs to the eapabtty OF th
machine to do Its work vanished from our MIND anu W
became convert to the principe of washing by ma
chnery at least far the DoTY PArEEr Is concerned
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

HE4E is something reliable and fresh from
an eye witness Of the incident Shortly aNer
Horace Greeley had registered his name at NE
Head House Sashua (wh ther the great phil
osopher's lecturing tour took him tall lasyl a
rather aged sountrymen came into the Office
and after examining the register asked 1t Dr.
B-weTe in.
There is no such person here, sad the
geutlemaIly clerk
mo such person here echoed the '1afa-
BILE rustic, taking oil hi- -pectacles and gazing
into the face Of the clerk with much incredu-
lily and establishment
mo such person here firmly Te.eehoel
the clerk,
"Young man" exclaimed he other with a
solemn expression OF countenance young
man, don't lie to NE. II won't do. You
can't tool old Gill Parks. DR.. b.
been here, as sure as guns and pretty drunk
too, / reckon, for he's left one OF them all
Latin prescriptions Of his on the registered ~
And, the doctors friend gazed down al
Horace's improved Arabic with a look or tri-
umphant recognition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

A correspondent relates touching in
stance of insect instinct as follows"
found cocbroach struggling IN a bowl OF
water. took half peanut shell for boat.
] put him into II aud gave hun two wooden
tooth picks for oars, aud lett him. The next
morning l visited him, aud he had put q
piece OF white cotton thread GU one OF the
toothpicks, and set the toothpick up on end
as u signal Of distress. He had lair ON the
other toothpick; and there that cockroach
sat fishing. The cockroach, exhausted, had
fallen asleep. The sight melted me to tears:
| never had to chew leather to get s)ul'
was born with one. took that cockEoach
out, gave him spoonful OF Cruel and lett
That animal has never forgot that act OF
kindness, and now my house lie chuck iu.I
OF cOckroaohes."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

MARK TWAIN lectured in Chicago IN a.
Ward, and told the following anccdote
AZ AItemus, was once travelling IN the cal p,
dreadiug to be bored and feeling miserable, a
man approached him, sat down, and salt;
Did you hear that last thing on Horace
Greeley
Greeley Greeley - said Artemus, Horace
Greeley who is lie 2
The man was quiet about five minutes. FRET
ty soon he SAID
'G,orge Francis Train is kicking up good
deal of row over in England. Do you think
they will put him in a bastile
Train Train ? George Francis Train. said
Artemus solemnly. never heard o
him
This ignOrence kept the man quiet for NJ
teen minutes. then lie said
What do you think about General Grant
chances for the Presidency Do you thnl
they will run him =
Grant, Grant hang it man, said Artemu
| you appear to know more strangers than an,
mau ever saw
The man was furious he walked up the ra
but at last came back and said;
You coniounded ignOramus, did you eve
hear Of Adam p
Artemus looked up and said
What was his other name
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

CEIDLITZ POWDER.s.-This valuable house
= hold Aperient, have put up fresh every week
out materials only also Guarantee each ponder
10 contain M height The care exercised in preparing
them is matter Importance especially invite oompar-
son with those Of Inferior Kind sold at less money
EDWARD MeINALL, Jr
Second aud Marketrts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, n
instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.


Notices Of the Press.
II isreAy the only illustrated chronelsr of fashion
In the country Its supplements alone worth the
subscription price Of the paper. While fully maintan-
Ing ita position mirror Of fashion, II also contains
Stories poems, brilliant ESSAYS esdes general and per-
sonal gossip Boston Saturday Evening Gdzene
Taere never any paper published that 50 delight
ed the heart Of woman. Never mind 1t does cost YOU
bonnet; Il will you ten times the price In the
household economy Il teAohes.-PrOvidence Journal.
The young lady who buys single number Of Har-
rers DaEar Is made subscriber for life New YorI
Evening Post.
The Bazaar rs excellent. Like all the periodicals whoi
the HArpers publish Il is almost Ideally we'll edited
tine class Of readers for whom Il is nendsd-the moth
and daughters in average fames-cannot but prod
by Its good and good taste which, have doubt
are to-day making very many homes happier than the
pay have been before the began taking lesson
In PERSONAL and household Aad social iron
this good-natured memorable Nation. N. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

A Vermont contemporary is in favor OF
keeping hens, for the re son that every kerr
mel of grair they eat they give a peck.
Miss Spinster regrets that she does not
belong to the contracting Department. 80 that
she could advertise for proposals
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DB. C. H. LAWT0N,
Late OF New Hork and Philadelphia, would say to his
friends and the public that he may still DO found at
No. S37 TATNALL STREET
Where he il treating

No. s37 TATNALL STREET
Where be lie treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every descriptions with the gratifying results
BY HIS NEW bYsTkM on MEDICAL ELkO1klClrY
system OF practice based strictly scientific principles
thorough knowledge OF which only necessary in
order to successful treatment but without which
experiment We give below list Of diseases to the
treatment OF which this system especially adapted and
10 which We have teen mlst successful
AmanrosH blindness from paralysis Of the optic nerve
smenorrh@a, interruption retention Of the menses
aphonia suppression OF tine vOee, asthma, ague ehs
thorea 81 Nitus dance, constipation, catarh eonsump
ZION IN It's early stages cough chlorcs codnesH Of
and hands cramps, cancers, Deafness when from para
iysiH Of the acoustic dyspepsia diAbet drupsy
datulenoe, gravel, goitre hyseria hip disease, impo
eneei lumoago liver cemplaints lookjaw, neuralgia
nervousness piles palsy, rheumatism, spinal disease
eurvatures and tumOrs.
In uterine womb disease Its value be est.
mated Prolapsus displacement, alterations and other
forms OF womb diseases, promptly relieved and perma-
nenty cured III an incredibly short space VI time.
| REFEkENCRs.
We have the pleasure Of referring those who may wish
" undertake Electrical treatment to the following well
knoWn citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity, whu have
oeen treated by aud in others
| Joseph BringhHrst 2iS West street.
| Edward L. Rice, SOL shpley street.
W. IL. Nan, East Fourth street.
| Charles n. HOrdon, s2i Market street.
beoge Cleand, corner Of seventh and Washington ntf
| Il, Ii. Jones, corner of Fifth and Market streets.
VIM l.. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
Dr. Washington Russell, Christiana, Del
| Walter Y. sOuthKats, iebl5-csepl'
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