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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-09
From Galena to Chicago.

The Illinois Central has completed
its new line of road from Aurora to
Forreston and the new rolling stock
to be put upon it is nearly completed,
SO that the company confidently as
serts it will bc put in operation dur
ing next month. AT this time four
passenger trains made up conformity
by the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Illinois Central, and Chica-
60 and Iowa, will be placed on this
line between Dubuque, and Chicago
rla Aurora two trains, one night
and one day, passing each way over
the Ii o every twenty four hours.
There will be no change of cars or
conductors between here and Chica-
go. The distance is some twelve
miles greater than the Old passenger
route over the Chicago and Freeport
branch of the Northwestern, but it is
proposed TO make the same time be-
tween Chicago and Dubuque az was
made on the old line. The new ar.
rangement will have decided advan,
tages which the travelling public who
abhor the changing system will not
fail to appreciate.-Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-09

THE New CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM.
President Grant has determined to
carry into practical effect the new
rules submitted by the Civil Service
Commission for appointments in the
civil service, with the opening of the
new year. The heads of departments
have issued instructions accordingly,
aud hereafter all appointments and
promotions in the revenue, postal or
other departments of the government
will depend upon the ability Of can
didates to pass satisfactory exam
ination under the new rules.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-01-09

v. Z. Corner sizti and Chestnut SIS, Philadelphia
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07
GACETILLAS. G.

NuestrO amigo ell Sr. Gonzalez Font
nos ha remitdo un ejemplar de la memo
ria que la Junta directiva de la Gaia de
Ahorros ha 6rmado sobre las operaciones
efectuadas en- los seis primeros amos de Ia
existen la de este establecimiento fin de
enterar q los accionistas y al pdblico de
los progresses de esta Ultima institution.
Estudiar6mos Ia memoria y procurar6mos
emitir nuestra Incompetence opinion sobre
ella.
PuestOs a1nb1alanfes.-Segm Sc mos
lnforma por persona competeEte, durante
los dias de Ia exposition p1blica, Sc per-
mitira en- la plaza de Santiago, establecer
puestos de venta de verduras, trutas Sc,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07
AL SEXO FEO.


iCuanto extrano que en- un pueblo CATO
llco, Sc haya injuriado tan atrozmente
las senorltas puerto-riquenas, tan solo por
haberse asociado, CON Ell nombre de HVgas
de M0ra0! En- mi corto criterio, los que
de vosotros han procedido asi, los conside-
ro en- tinieblas, 8 Sc han vuelto locos. iPor
que tiemblang Sque les asustas ique Sc
aparten aquellas de la sociedad? Leios de
ESQ, elias concurriran los bales Y & los
paseos, y serAn buenas esposas y ,buenasr~
madres de familias, pues 5que no Sc puede
esperar de un alma pura virtuosa? Por
consiguiente, aquellos 4 mi modo de YER,
han caido en- Ell ridfculo, porque ninguna
persona sensata puede confundir una obra
tan sublime, tan grande, tan magnffca,
con la malignidad que aquellos 10 han he-
cho; este 10 dice una pecadora que ha re-
cibido much1simos bene6cios de Maria
Santisima y que por tanto siente ell POGO
respeto cou que Sc lie ha tratado. Esto 10
digo exenta de toda hipocresfa y conven-
cida de que Maria Santfsima no le alcan.
zan sus diatribas por mas que Sc inventen
atrocidades por personals que, careciendo
de sentimientos religiosoc, no ven paten-
tizado hasta en- ell mas insignifcante de.
tale de la naturaleza, la existencia de I'm
supreme Hacedor. A esos desgraciados que
no Green, dignos de lastima por su cegue-
dad, les advierto que excusen contestacio.
mes que desde luego rechaza
Una de las Hiias de Marta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07
NOTICIAS DE LA PENINSULA,

Leemos en- un periodico de Madrid:
clos rumores que corrieron en- Paris
de haber sido hecho prisionero D. Carlos
han alarmado un instante la familia de
este que reside en- Ginebra. Para saber 10
que ocurrfa de cierto, D. Juan de Borbon
fue q Paris, llevando despues q dona Mar
garita noticias tranquilizadoras sobre la
sltuaclon personal de su esposo.
LAS noticias que recibimos de las
Vascongadas aseguran que ALI no presen-
ta el alzamiento carlista 10 gravedad que
ha tenido en- Navarro.
Han sido repuestos en- sus destinos
.todos los Q6ciales del registro de- IL pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Muy Sr. milo y amigo:
E10s VOlEkza faI'iOs.

iQn6 habra dicho V. de este pueblo
que permanece mudo aho tras ano, sin
decjr esta boca es MA?
Pues ha de saber V. que aqui hay mn
cha conSe,0o y mucho gusto pog el Quito
a Maria.
Las sehoras, siempre buenas y honda
dosas, ST han esmeradU este a1o en- el
fenecido mes de mayo.
Dia tras dia Sc adornaba ell altar y la
profusion variedad de aromaticas flores
Sc ofrecieron con exquisite gusto la Rel
ma de los angeles.
El temple siempre Sc VIC lleno de fieles
en- las noches de los ejercicios.
Las inocentes y hermosas ninas lucle
ron sus lindas y suaves voces en- ell core;
y a pesar de los treinta y un dlas que
duraron estas practicas religiosas, jamas
dejaron de asistir al temple, 10 que proe
ba el religioso cello de sus cristianas ma
dres, quienes Sc esmeran en- darlas una
educac on s6lida y eminentemente saba
Aquf, por nuestra dicha, tenemos amos
ha, maestras y maestros celosos y que
no Sc duermen en- 10 relative estos sa-
grades deberes. Y como es iusto obras
son ansores, cumplen tambien con ell regla.
mento y no pasa domingo en- que no ST
veau maestros y ninos oyendo la santa
Misa.
va We V. que Guayama Sc conserv;
libre dc la gangrena irrel,giosa, 10 cua
no sera del agrado de aquelles que pien
san como el director del Don Simpziclo.
El da dltimo hubo una msa solemn
y 10 mas granada de esta poblacion recl
bio Ia Sagrada communion.
Aqul todos son hyos de Maria; todc
son cristianos.
/ Les damos las gracias: asf es como /
lhace un pueblo grade y ssasato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07

con tai de que los que deseen establecerlol
Sc sujeten q las reglas que dicte la Autori-
dad.
Nos aIegrsmOs.-NO ha salialO cierfsa.
como Sc habia dicho Ia noticia de la ce-
santa del Official SO de Hacienda ID. Ra-
fael Pacheco. Hemos sabido que este nues
tro amigo seguira entire nosotros desempe-
lando ell mismo destino, que una equivo-
cacion hizo Greer Sc habfa suprimido.
mamos La atencion de los fectores hacia ell
resdmen mensual que de elias ha hecho la
Inspection de Obras pdblicas, la cual
debemos estos curosos datos relatives 4
los fen6menos atnostericos observados en-
esta Capital tav
iCabezas heT:mOsas!-UJna rica es-
pesa ca0ellera proplamente Sc puede La
mar hermosa, pues pocas obras de la ma
turaleza tienen tan gran poder attractive
Aun ur lustroso bigote torcido 6 unas
magnfficas patillas muchas veces son ir-
reslstlbles; pero una hermosa cabeza de
mujer coronado de abundantes trenzas es
uno de los encantos mas exquisitos que
Dios di6 la humanidad.
Para conservar esta belleza cuando
existe, y obtenerla cuando falta la meior
de todas las preparedness en- uso hoy dia
es el Z0nico O,iemtcz Las ventas eDormes
y su aumento continue todos los amos
prueban que ell mundo piensa de esta mis-
ma manera.
Aceife de EEigadO de E8acaIaO de Ian.
man y Kemp-La reputation comercial
que goza la casa que prepara este artfculo,
es una garant1a sufciente de su pureza, y
eXcelencia.
No Sc falsiGcan mas estensamente los
billetes de banco y monedas, que ell aceite
de h1gado de bacalao, y es pues impor-
tante saber que al menos hay una marca
de 81 en- ell mercado, compuesto del ex,
tracto de los hfgados mas grandes mejo-
res que produce la pescarla de Terra N va.
La relacion satisfactoria de sus efectos
en- algunos casos muy ohstinados de tvs
cr6nlca, pneumonia, reumatIsmo, lampa,
rones, decadencja premature, gastritls y
NAL de hfgado, que jamas hayan aparecido
en- este continente, confIman la confanza
depositada por el pdblico en- el acejte dc
hfgado de baca'ao de Lanman Kemp
Una cucharada mezclada con dos del
pectoral dc Anacahuita es ell modo meol
y mas facil de tomar el aceite.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07
La pacifcacion de Cinco Villas.

La LeGltad de Santa Clara public6 a
Ultima bora en- su n1mero del g., los dos
docume1tos ofciales que siguen:
Orden general de este disrito del de
mayo de 1872, en- Santa Clara.
Ell Excmo. Sr. Captain General con fe-
cha % del pasado, me dice 10 siguiente:
CONSIDERABLE en- un estado completa-
mente normal el distrito de Cinco Villas,
puesto que los pocos bandidos que en- ella
existen pueden considerarse de menos
importancia y n1mero que los que habia
en- otras epocas antes de estallar la revo-
lucion, y siendo conveniente al meior SER
viciO y regimen de la administration ci>
vii que los tenientes Gobernadores que
mandan cada una de aquellas jurisdiccio.
nes, entren en- ell complete goce de sus
atribuciOnes sin otra deDendencia que la
legftima que les corresponds tener del Go
bernsdor Superior Polftico de la Isla; in
vestido del doble caracter de Captain Ge
neral y Gobernador Superior Polftico de
la misma vengo en- decretar; que en- 10 su
cesivo el Sr. Brigadier Comandante Ge-
neral que manda en- las Villas quede he
cho solo cargo de laparte militar en- cuanto
concierne 81 movimiento y mando de las
tropas y colocacion de estas para seguri-
dad de las expresadas jurisdicciones, de-
biendo los Sres. Tenientes Gobernadores
de aquel dlstrito entenderse para todos los
asuLtCs DEL rsmo civil directamente con
el Gdbierno Superior Pohtico, y previ-
niendoies al prop tempo, presten como
autordades civiles q la Gel Comandante
General todes euantos auxihos pueda ne
cesitsr este en- conduccion de raciones, es-
pionsje praticos y demas neeesidades de
la guerra que pudieran sobrevenir en- 10
successive --Lo digo q v. S.para su como
cimiento y efectos correspondientes.
Dios guarde & V. S. muchos amos. Cauto
Embarcadero, 20 de abril de 1s72.-Val.
maseda.
En su consecuencia ell bravo Co
mandante General, Sr. Portillo, pu.
bllc6 la siguiente proclama:
Soldados, NalicsaNos, Toluntorios Bonn
beros:-La precedento comunicacion b.
de llenar deinfal bic j1bilo 4 todo huel
espafiol. Como observareis, nuestro JEFF
Superior el Excmo. Sr. Captain Genera
al seryirse declarar este distrito en- estad,
completamente normal, expresa que 10
pocoa bandidQs que eR Fl exiaten puedel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07

Termino, pues suplicando " se Dig
ne acojer esta franca y siDcera manifesta-
clon como la 1ntima expression de nuestro
'agradecimiento bacia todas las que han
contribuido al esplendor del quito Maria.
Soy de V. con la mayor consideration
atento amigo S. S. @. is. M. -lA-a a
40 Manuel.
Guayama, 1o de JUNO de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07


La yiruela Sc esta extendiendo por
los distritos flrales De Jamaica, aun-
que todavias no hae epenetrado mncho
en- el pats y Sc espera que podran con-
tenerse sus progresses antes que cause
muchas desgracias. a
SalvGdor q Hondayas:--La guerra
entire estas dos repdblicas crecia, sien
do el exito favorable q la primera. Los
salvadoreflos habian invadido ell esta-
do de Honduras y tornado possession de
la capital. Alaproximarse, el presiden-
te Medina y sus tropas huyeron, cree
Sc que q Omoa, pero con segurldad no
Sc sabe de su paradero. Han tenido
lugar varios encuentros en- los que los
salvadoreflos han salido vencedores,
cogiendo muchos prisioneros y gran
cantidad de armas. Ell presidente Gra-
nados, de Guatemala, q la cabeza de
1000 guatemaltecos) ha entrado en- el
Salvador para ayudar aquella 1epd-
blica contra sas 6agresores. Amapala
esta todayfa en-. .poder de los salvado-
refios. - Z -' e&>5l~' i-1- {
Pepamd-El 19 del corriente ma
yo debia tener lugar la eleccion del
presinente de aquel estado. ns
Pera.-La aperture de la exposi-
cion de Lima ha sido aplazada para ell
Is de julio pr6ximo. La eleccion en-
las proyincias del Sur ha resultado en-
favor de d. Manuel Pardo.
Colomb;a.--La camara de repre-
sentantes ha votado un credito adicio.
nal de $4,000 para ell case de una
guerra con Venezuela, con el Brasil
6 con el Ecuador.
Temezuela.-Un telGgrama de Va
lencia recibido en- Puerto Cabello ell
II del corriente asegura que Matlas
Salazar ha sido capturado por tropas
del goblerno y que iba 4 ser juzgado
por un consejo de guerra, a11adiendo
que Barcelona habia vuelto ser ocu-
padaporlas fuerzasde Guzman Blanco.
Otro despacho techado en- Caracas
e. 20 de mayo dice que SaIasar habia
sioo juzgado por un gran jurado de
% generates y que habia sido conde
nado por traidor y ejecutado en- Tina
quillo eI II del corriente en- presen-
cia de todo el ejercito.
Cmrosao--El vapor de guerra es-
panol Pisayyo, lego ell II de Colon y
sat6 ei dia slguiente para la Guayra.
Haih.-Por cartas de nuestro cor
responsa! sahemos que una reclama
cion de $4,000 que hahia hecho ell
gObierno americana al haitiano habia
causado una terrible sensation en- la
exfgua repdblica.
El bergantin Venture de Demera-
ra que lego a Halifax ell 9 de mayo,
recogi6 en- Gulf Stream una boya que
tenfa amarradas unas 500 brazas de
cable telegrafco. La boya y ell cable
Sc supone pertenszcan q la Compania
West India and Panama Telegraph Y
forma probablemente parte del cable
perdido entire Jamaica y Colon ell
cual ha sido arrastrado por 10 corrien-
te del golfo. ST es asf, queda facilmen-
te explicada la demora que viene su-
triendo la operacion de recobrar dicho
cable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-07

90, por 10 cual le antieipa las graeias su
afectfaimo S. =
G. q B.s.M.
e Manuel Frutan. presbftero..
Yabucoa, 81 de mayo de 1872.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06
city sparrows in Winter.
From the Church Journal

Bread on the stones is cast:
It's Winter; and the stones are snowy cold;
Yet, fluttering fast
From leafess trees the sparrows, young and old,
Flock in their hunger, to be fed,
And on the cold stones find their daily bread.
Love- with liberal hand,
Throws out Its crumbs; then suddenly withdraw
Hidden TO stand
And watch, behind the window-curtain's gauza,
Lest human face, too nigh, shonld scare
The timid birds from this, their simple fare.
And they are glad, and feed,
With eager eve; and live on daily love,
Yet feel none. Greed
And passion stir their little breasts, and move
To pickering wars with wing and bill;
Yet love looks smiling on, and feeds them SUI.
Hard is this world, and cold;
And toll, care. woe and sin are everywhere.
Yet souls untold
Come, from above to iird their sustenance here;
And, midst the stony drought forlorn,
Find mamma waiting for them every moru.
God gives that bread from heaven.
And yet his presence not in glorious blaze
Of fire is giyen
But hidden under wells: lest the bright rays
Of awful light and beauty here
Consume the sinful soul with deadly fear.
Men feed, and they are glad.
They see not Cod the Unseen and they turn
With envy mad,
And Ger the very Gifts of Love, they burn.
Yet, fighting, feed, and grow, and will:
And Patient GOD sees, loves, and feeds them still
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06

queer instance of ecclesiastical arrogance
comes TO us from across the ocean. A few days
ago the Sco'cn free presbytery of Forfar was
holding its annual meeting, and the moderator
became incCnSed at some charges brought
against him by one of the clergy. He threat
encd, it the offender did not at once retract
them, 10 deliver HIM over to utter condemna-
ton" No answer was made, and this humble
follower of God proceeded: Though | be the
least of saints, don't see that YOU can afford
to treat me with contempt. 1t would have given
me satisfaction to keep you out of the hands of
the God OF judgment, but you have rendered
this impossible. | therefore deliver you over
finallvs and irreyocably to Him." With sucb
examples as this set her by her ministry. il is
not surprising that Scotland prefers the Old to
the New les lament.
These curious facts about the Bible were ascer-
famed, it is said, by convict who was sem
fenced to a long term of solitary confinement:
The Bible contains 3,5S6,4S9 letters, 1882
words, 81 ,17S verses, 1889 chapters and &C books
The word and occurs 1921 times The word
Lord occurs 1855 times. The word RecereRd oc-
ours but once, which is in the 9th verse Of the
111th Psalm. The middle verse is the 9Th verse
Of the 1tSth Psalm. The 21st verse of the 18th
chapter of Ezra contains all the letters in the
alphabet except the letter J. The finest chapter
to read is the 18th chapter of the Acts of the
Apostles. The 10Th chapter of IL Kings and the
37th chapter of Isaiah are alike. The longest
verse is the 9th verse of the Sth chapter of
Esther. The shortest verse IS the 35th verse OF
the 18th chapter of St. John. The Sth, 18th,
Dist and 31stverses of the 10th Psalm are alike
Each verse of the 1S6th Psalm end alike. There
are no words or names of more than six syla-
bles.
David Leavitt, an old resident of Brooklyn,
now living in Massachusetts, is spending the
winter with his fri nds in New York He is now
eighty years of age, and very active. For Il
great many years lie was the Rothschild of
American bankers, and had brains, integrity,
popularity, and executive ability enough TO con
troll Wall street and keep financial affairs in good
running order. Daring the gland smash, in
1861 when the boldest men trembled and
blanched with fear, he coolly stood on the STEPS
Of the American Exchange bank, of which he
was president, and counseled hope, courage aud
faith in the commercial and financial strength
OF the city, the banks and the country. His speech
to the people who thronged Wall street on the
"black day" of that eveutful period will never be
forgotten by those who heard it, Bank stock
offered at 30, 40, or so cents on its par value
That of his own institution was offered below
so. Bring it to me-" he said 81 will take it at
51-all you will deliver and he did take it in
large amounts, and he never regretted ii, for it
soon rose to par.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06
Gbe 9ag Spy d0est 6uesOap Nonng february 6, 1879.

steady; 1900 hbls; state s575 n FPS; ohio $3.50 q
40; western s5,75 "a $40; southern Ss,i5 q $50
Wheat lie better, and with initen export lnquirys
sa'e $1,000 bush 70 snring Sis q l.59 No2, Sl5j
a l,56; winter red western Sl6g a 1851. Corn ste adv
sales s., 900 bush mixed western q a 74e. Oats
shade better; sales $500 bush; Ohio 534 % 55ae
Beef dull Pork dull and lower; Sl4,l2 "a
1925 old Sl3.37. Lard heavy 81 a 93sc. Butter
quet Whskey steady: western free at e4c. Rice quiet
AZ -, a S4c Sugar qniet; Muscovao ga 9}sc; refining
81 a 9stc Coffee quiet and frm: Rio l91s a 2l9ie.
Aoasses quiet: New Orleans 45 a SIC Snirlts urpen
tine firm IS lie; rosin steady at $3.50 a. 40 for
strained Petroleum iull; crude l2s a BE; refined 22s4c.
TallOw steady at 81 a. 9Ac.
CHICAGO, Feb 5.-tlour quiet and steady. Wheat
frmer and higer No 2spring Sl.4 Com urner; No 2
mixed 4Osc Oats quiet; No ?, 32@ a 32hc Rye finn;
No at 70 a 73kc. Barley dull and easier; No ,
surng at 60 "a 6Osc Wmsk quiet and firm AZ 81 a
SSc Dressed hogs in good demand AT sos q 80 Pork
unsettled and lower; mess at $3.50 seller h bruary.
Lard steady al $3.50 per Hams pickle unchanged,
Live hos active at S4,l5 a 40 Gait flr demand
an firm s. G s563. Rcceipts-i000 bbls ou-. 10000
bush heat 600 bush Is 100 hush oais 1000 bush
rye 5000 Ish barley, 1000 hogs Shpmt nts-300 bbs
-four bush wheat 5000 bush corn ZGJ0 bush oats,
1900 bush rye, 30 Obush barley.
SEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5-CottOn firm niddlngs at
29h a 22hc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06

To those whose daily roulne is or less mpera-
lively dictated to them by circumstances it is matter
of extreme difficulty to those various conditions
under winch alone the full amount of nutrition can be
got out of food. And yet such persons form the over
wheming majority OF mankind. What are people to
do? They either must put themselves in training
borrow phrase from the fstic brotherhood. or else
finding this to be utterly impossible they endeavor
to find something which will act 50 far as a substitute
as to enable the system to appropriate the noursmen
which food alone is capable of aiordng Such substi-
tute is DIR. Gottlieb FL chs Btters wne-gasstu of
this, taken after each meal will enable man. in a very
short time, to get from his food the proper nourshment
and will thus fit him to perform che;rfuly nay even
joyfully, his daily routine
This subject continued next week under "Nature
Greater than ART" deopElw f3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06

FURNITURE AND DREss.-I suppose in the
happy days for artists, when there were paneed
OAK walls and carved window seats, every one
looked well against them, and perhaps these
very walls had an indirect influence in molding
the fashions; for the constantly observing, even
bit of grained oak may cultivate the eye in
some measure unconsciously; but the oak, from
being of pale color, daikenCd with aye, and
in about one hundred years fIom the time when
it was put up, the extreme darkness OF the
rooms, especially In towns, with the black walls
and low ceilings, drove the inmates in self de-
fence to light tiuts somewhere. Now, as shaving
thee wood or repancling would have been far
too extensive a process for our thrifty ances-
tors, they generally took the simple means of
whtewashing their walls and ceilings, aud so
first let in the demon Oily white ugliness, who has
at last lured most OF us into his snare. Are not
white walls and ceilings 70 be found everywhere?
Now in white room, when the eye is unac-
customed TO II, one can scarcely Tor time dis
tinguish forms and textures. The pale glare
takes the gloss out of silks, and habituates the
taste to palld cOlOrS and an absence of shad-
ows. And when use has brought the eye back
to IFS original perceptlve power, there is the
chance that the white Will have done its woelul
work; the "lavorite' colors will be found greatly
heightened, without any regard TO complexion
or propinquity, and the fashionable shapes more
pFOnORceS and 9rotesque. No one but old
father time, with Infinite compassion, is brave
enough to tone down our glaring white to
dim our dazzling blues, our raw greens, and
warp our contorted shapes into something more
easy and graceful.
The whole style of our modern furniture, as
well as our modern dress, is largely due to
these terrible white walls. Unlimited cheap
gliding came IN, glace silks and satins came in,
the very designs for furniture we see all about
us, coarse, ford, and conspicuous-are all due
to the white walls. Everything 10 "tel" against
them must be of this kind, gaudy and cloud
| am NOT dpDrpciatOr all the uOOl dome Inv the
getting paler and paer, and SIMMER
and SIMMER every year; | am not even
deprecating the wholesome delight in
"cleanness" and the advantage of being
able to see when dust accumulateS; but [ am
convinced that the whitewash upon our oak
was the commencement of our artistic dcterior-
alton, and we are now only beginning to see
how great that deterioration has been.-Saiat
PduPS M0qdzipe
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very thoroughly, and the wages of youth thus
taught will doubtless be biah at once when he
works for hire. The steady, Flooding Holland
or looks on to this higher wage, and therefore
20S boys have completed their three years cur
rculum in this school, and PSI have lett it in a
shorter time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06

until she was ten years of age, when she was
adopted by an Old gentleman. He treated her
kindly, but, when she reached the proper age,
wanted to marry her to a retired butcher. This
she disliked, and eoped with and married a
Roumanian law student. She has since lived
happily, but is anxious TO find out, if possible,
wbo hpr DarpntS arc