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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
La Fernandina.

Sc vende la estancia de dicho nombre, sta en- la
jurisdiction de Rio-piedras a nora Y CuarLo de la
Capital, SoDre la caIretera de Cagu.lS COuSta de
oOo cucruaS 90 terrenOS de paSJOS arDOleS truteS
vclnte dc elias lie Cafetal nuoNO. Ilene hermO-
sl casa naultaCiOn de InampostoTia. aZoJea,
DonltO larulil, oJrd CASA dc JaOIa cuatro apo
Sentos un buon Quartet para crIadOsy tOda claSe de
COmodldadeS.
Sc Vende lgualmente Otra eStanCia cOindante
con ia anterior de cIento cincuonta cuerdas dc pas
t0S dos de Gale.
L. persona que desee adquirir la una la otra,
iamUas Junlas puede ulrlglIoe Su duouO ID. 4. Ja-
Vler DttIGd qu3 ndUlCd en Id dc Id prmora, a
D. hainOn lIlSO en la Capltal, cafe dc la Larago-
AaniG -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
ANUNCIO.

Sc tieta para cnalquier parto del RENO Undo te
la Gran Bretana para los Estados Unidos de Alne
rica, la barca lnglesa 'kLORENCE BARCLAY" de
500 tonela1aS; Gl buque esta Ell perfecto est sdo
condlcOnes marlneras, estara pIontO reclblr car
ga el ~ del corrlente I'll que la nterese pucde
SO con stS consl lgnatarios b. Borras hermanos.
Gale de Ietuan mum. B. Puerto Rico l6 lie Fe-
brero de 1872.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
Sc VENDE

un estabecimiento de mercerfa en- muy buen sitio
de esquina calle de la Fortaleza
La persona que desee hacer proposciones puede
diriiirse la agencia de negocios LA BANCA calle
de Tetuan nJim II. 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
Consulate Britanico.
RlES DE FEBEGEasD.

Para Inglaterra, Espana,)
Francia, AlemanIa, Coda FL IL 81 medic dia.
Europa, Asia.
Para Nueya York y toda Via San Thomas por
America del NOrte. vapor americana el Ii.
Para ell PacitcO, la Terra
trme toda America del Ell dia II 27.
sur.
Para el Brasil y Rio de la III dio o1
Plata. III vi" a.
coIonias i~~lasas Las Ell dia II y q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
LA ASSOCIATION

n Y lOO.
En- 81 almacen de D: Pedro Vidal, San Justo nd
nero II Sc han recibido ninidad lie artfculos los
que Sc reaiZan, con ventajas para el compradOr.
PIELES.
Marroqunes, badanas charoles bdfalos.
PAPEL.
Espanol de Ia ga 3a A. 5a g. clase para cigarri.
Hos del pavo coraZon, rayadO, frances 10 hay IL
SO, rayado para cartas cuentas corrientes para
par cartar cuantas clases puedan necesitar.
SEDERIA.
Tafetanes, gro, glac6, pano de Paris pano azul,
soda negra ell madejOnes madejitas.
ABANIC05.
Los hay del precio de 500 hasta los de marnl y
nacar.
BOTINES.
De charol, chagrin v becerros para nifios.
CINTURONES.
Para Sras varedad completa.
SOMBREROS.
De Panama de paja Italia.
HULE PARA P1SO.
Lo hay lie dc diverSos coOres
sILLAS INGLESAs.
DE montar, para senoras.
GENEROS DE ALGODON.
Indiana para trajes de Sra. medias blancas para
senoras calcetines para hOmbres id. blancas de
colores para nlnOs, camlsetaS, cazoncilos trensi-
LAS u. ".
NAIPES.
Sc encuentra un gran surtido variedad en Las
CUERDAS
Komanas para guitarra. bor1ones y para tiplsss
PORCELANA DE PARIS.
Surtido complete.
PEINES Y PEINILLAS.
DE ctlantas classes puedan desear.
BULTOS.
Fara nInOs para escrtorios.
FOSFOROS DE SEGURIDAD.
CUADERNos PoR ADLERs
Metodo muy facil para aprender escribir.
VINOS.
DE San Julien en- bOtellas 1nedias botellas GS-
neroSo de Espaila, PriOr&ro Italiano RanciO, Cha
coll' Vermut, RioJa tintO de Bordeaux EN- garrAfo-
hes dc galOnes
EGECTOS PARA COCHES.
Culnto pueda necestarse para dicho Objet0.
PARA ESCRITORIO
Be encuentra todo 10 concerniente el.
LIBROS DE INSTRUCTION.
Sc la recihido surtidO complete Y general.
FERRETERIA lNGLESA.
Gran surtido recibido 6ltimamente, lO que Se
reallza pOr mayor.
ademas Sc hallan otros articulos dificilss dc
enumerar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21


O$ IS i'd i'd 5$
pueblos
franco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
De venta.

La casa terr5ra n1nl. 10 de La Gale del SOL no
tiene gravamen el que Ia interese pnede dirijrse
n1m. 6s De 10 ealle dc San Francisco. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
LA VOZ DE ESPANA,

Este peri6dico SO publicara en- Madrid
bajo a direction de d. Igoacio Guasp
Sc admite suscricion al citado peri6 90
q los pfecios siguientes:
P0r un aflo.
y y semeatfe- 8 SO
J, ;, tf'mesfre...- J, 2
N0I4A:-Al suscritor por ano, Sc lie regalara un
Amana1ue del VOLUNTARIO para 1879.
deseen suscrIbirse se Ilr al sQsuCe en- esta Ca
Capitals sedrO Say ans,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
LA ANDALUZA.
SEsTENIA AROLLAND
Ejbrra NeCjnica de tOlaS classes de gdbtas
ELABORADASA AL VAPOR
H'Or Cd. Salvador Ledesma.
GALE DE SAN JUSTO.-PUERTO-R Rico.

En- esta fibrca montada con todos los adelantos
nodernoS, Sc halla cOnst tantemente gran surtido
de gaIletaS do tOdaS classes en- enVaSeS q prOp6Sto
para ser trasportados cualquier puntO de la 1sla.
Se venden tambien detail tOdas hOras del dia.
En- cuanto a su clase, los consumderes saben que
puede competlr con las mejores que vienen del ex-
trangerO.
Los precos son sunlamente modicos variandO Sc
gun la impOrtancia del pedido 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
ALMACBN DB HIBRRO
Y TALLEk DE HEkkEkIA CAhkEIERIA
he I'D. .AlvarO VsazqsEex,
Il NJ A M r NJ A

Este establecimiento ACADIA do recibr directa-
mente de Europa un gran SurtldO de hIerr0 de to-
das classes: especialmente llantas ejes para carre
do para los mlSmOS CaViiIa rodonda: plaucha cha-
pa para chimeneas de vapor cavilla lie coOre; per-
nerla y clavos galvanizados. Acelte pIntura para
miSmaS.
Los Srs. Hacendados encontraran en- este estable-
cimientO, cOnStantemente, un dep0SltO de carretaS
cOnStruldaS; plnaS mailZanl5 camOneS su
vllelta sacada, rayOS cuadrados IanZas para las
misnao. Por 10 tanto contando el dneno de este
superior calidad y bien curadas y con intehgentes
operarios, SO promote dejarmuy complacldos todos
los que dlgnen dirigirle 0ruenes tanto La
prOntltud solidez de los trabajos como la mo-
deraciOn Gle los preclOS. IA
Puerto Rico Octubre 81 de 1871. Is "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
CERVEZA

En- el almacen de los STs. Vicente Conil comp.
hay Una partida de cerveza ngesa de las acredits-
das marcas Tend, Mano Potter en botellas enteras
medlas, la que Sc realiZa precios m0dicos
San Just0 10. 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
San Just. q. FL DANANTE. s.. Just,
Sombrerfa Peleterfa.
IMPORTATION DIRECTA.
IMPORTATION DIRECTA.

Fl duelIo de este acreditado establecimiento par-
tlcipa sns amigos al ptlblico Ell general haber
de artlculos de su ramo que Sc propone vender ba
ratios, tanto al por mayor como al detail nara daP
momento 4 otro
GQillermo hlansgas, E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
ANUNCIO.

En- Ia tienda lei Buen Gusto" Sc ACADIA de recibr
un grande y elegante surtldo de abanicos de todas
classes los quese realisan Il precios baratos.
Francisco B. Barcel0. Is 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-02-21
TESTIMONIOS DB CUBA!

Los sguentes son cortos extractos de algunas car
tas recibidas durane ell transcurso de un amos de-
mostrando cuau acknowledgements conveniente son las
EHflGOras Vegetables Azuca rsaSlsls
die Bristol para al China
de La Esksa de Cuba.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Results OF the Recent English Munic-
ipal Elections.
In the elections held on Friday in the prin-
cipal cities of England large conservative
gains are reported Our cable dispatches as
sign as reason for this the very general
antipathy elected by the stringent enforce
ment of the new Licensing act, which very
much interferes with the sale Of spirits, par
ticularly ct night and on Sunday. This meas
ure of the liberal administration naturally
receives bitter opposition from certain publi-
cans and those of their customers whose habits
are disturbed by it, and in revenge John Barley
corn has instigated them to cast their votes for
the candidates of the opposition party. But
there are many other causes of growing dissatis-
faction with Mr.. Gladstones government
Not the least Of these is the termination Of the
Alabama difficulty. Britons as race are not
generous enough to relish being fined for the
laches Of their government, even though they
are told that the amercement will purchase for
them the good will of Brother Jonathan. An
ample surplus in the Exchequer enables them
to pay the sixteen million dollars for which
they were cast in damages by the Geneva
Court without special loan or extra tax; but
John Bull don't quite think his case was
thoroughly defended by the Cabinet and its
agents, and he takes the earliest opportunity
to testify his disgust by voting against liberal
nominees for city Offices. Whether the defec-
ton is Of sufficient proportions to threaten the
life Of the Ministry cannot be decided at pres
emit Still it is obvious that much Of the
popularity the Gladstone government origi-
nally enjoyed has been alienated We are told
that the exneriment Of the Ballot act works a.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
The Medical Geography Of the Equin
Epidemic.

The Medical Geography OF the Equine
Epidemic.
The great horse epidemic, which is ravaging
the eastern half of the Continent and has Just
made its appearance in England, seems to
be intimately connected with certain we'll
marked meteorologic phenomena. It is of the
utmost importance to the proper management
Of the disease, as well as to the discovery of its
physical relations and its anticipation in
future years, to ascertain its causal links
In the public equine calamity it has escaped
popular observation, and even the press, that
this epidemic was not unforeseen by scientific
men, and was distinctly foreshadowed, in &C
cordance with physical or cosmiosl law, some
months ago. Since the solar researches of
Secchi, Smith, De La Rue and others have
demonstrated the close thermal and atmos-
pheric relations of our globe with the recur-
renee of sun spots, in supra-annual cycles, it
has been possible to name the period of
nearly twelve years as one which brings the
greatest aerial and electrical arrangements to
our planet. Last year several of our scientists,
counting 1848 and 1850 as late historic periods
Of maximum sun spots, predicted for 1872 the
present prevalence of the numerous vegetable
blights and the present scourges of the animal
kingdom. The striking simultaneity of the
epihippic in this country and the cattle dis
eases now raging in the countries of South
America, on opposite sides Of the Equator,
would induce the belief that the cause is not
terrestrial, but planetary and cosmical This
helps to unravel the mystery and is step in
the right direction.
But it seems also clear that cosmical agencies
operate upon our planet through its great
atmospheric machinery. Thus, according to
the high authority of the English physicist
Keith Johnston, the northeast wind is dis
tinctly catarrhal in its influence; the south
west wind is singularly malarial and the dry
northwest wind, from the higher continent,
sweeping over the Northwestern States and
Territories lying west Of Lake Superior, is the
vitalzing current which corrects the evil effects
of the others This distinction is now the
well-accepted tenet Of the ablest expositors
of medical geography and is highly practical
and suggestive.
1uc uoIIucstSt Wllu WHICH IOr some Clue mas
descended over our country from the Canadian
borders and the western side Of the North
Atlantic Ocean is apparently charged with
climatal conditions favorable to the develop
ment Of influenza, catarrh and similar afEsc-
tions. II reaches us after passing over Canada,
but originally comes from the further ocean
beyond, having, doubtless, traversed the great
Polar current and ice stream which descends
southwark through Bafins Bay and Davis
Strait and on the other side of Greenland, in
the channel between that frozen continent
ard Iceland In both the htter countries
catarrhal fevers and asthmatic diseases Of the
lungs are notoriously severe and common,
| and il 10 said that Icelanden seldom outlive
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
TRIPLE S H EE T.
New York, Monday, Nov. a, 1874.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

ION THE VERGE OF THE GREAT BATTLE THE
GENERAL OUTLOOK AND THE PROBABLE
RESULTS IN THE 'EMIPRE SrATE'n-
LEADING EDTTORIAL-SIxrH PAGE.
EUROPEAN CABLE NEwS THE HIPPORHINOR.
RHEA IN ENGLAND: PRUSSIAN RULE AMI
RESENTMENT OF FRENCH THREATS: THE
COSTS OF THE SAN JUAN ARBlTRATION-
SEVENTH PAGE.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA AND THE WEST INDIES-PER-
SONAL AND POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS
SEVENTH PAGE.
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS CORRECTED LIST OF
CANDIDATES FOR THE NATIONAL AND
STATE OFFICEs-THIRD PAGE.
THE LOCAL POLITICAL OUTLOOK. A QUIET
ELECTION PROBABLE-THIRD PAGE.
THE EMPIRE sTATEi THE FUN AND FEA-
TURES OF THE CANVASS: A FORECAST
SHIPPING NEwS-TENTH PAGE.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN's VIEWS ON PROMINENT
POLITICAL TOPICS-NORTH CAROLINA:
THE STATE CONCEDED TO GRANT-THIRD
PAGE.
NEW JERSEYS POLITICAL STATUS CLOSE
CONTEST: THE POTENT RAILROAD IN
TEREST-FIFTH PAGE.
THE CANVASS IN KINGS COUNTY: THE NOM
NEES AND POLICE DUTIES ON ELECTION
DAY-FFTH PAGE.
HOW sCANNELL, THE DONOHUE MURDERER
WAS CAUGHT AND is KEPT NO VISITORS
ALLOwED-EIGHTH PAGE.
DR. LIvINGSTONE'S DISCOVERIES AND RE
CENT LETTERS-HONURS BY THE ROYAL
GEOGRAPHERS TO THE HERALD'S LIv-
INGSTONE-RELIEF COMMISSIONER-E EIGHTH
PAGE
INTERESTING NEWS FROM wAsHNGToN-RE-
PORT ON THE CITY AND COUNTY FINAN-
CES-TENTH PAGE.
USING THE KNIFE IN BOSTON, AN EXCITING
CHASE-AN ATROCIOUS MONSTER-TENTH
PAGE.
Woodruff AND CLAFLIN'S SUNDAY ENTER
TAINMENT-CONyICT ESCAPES-COOLIE
MASSACRE-EIGHrH PAGE.
sTREETS A MORE HOPEFUL STATE OF
THE DISEASE-NNTH PAGE.
FINANCIAL REsUMEl THE EPIHIPPIC AND
LOCAL TRADE: THE GOLD DECLINE:
THE SOUTHERN STATES INTEREST PAY
MENTS-NINTH PAGE.
WONDERS OF THE VEST DISCOVERIES BY
THE WHEELER EXPEDITION IN SOUTHERN
UTAH-ELEvENTH PAGE.
SPREADING THE GOSPEL SABBATH DIS
COURSES AT THE DIFFERENT CHRISTIAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF ST. PATRICK's
CHURCH IN WASHINGTON-MUSICALA AND
LITERARY REvIEws-FIFrH PAGE.
COMMERCE, IMPORTS, EXPORTS AND TONNAGE
OF THE UNITED STATES-AFFAIRS In
HAYTI-ELEvENTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

HEAR ALL SIDES. Mr.. Havemeyer and MIR.
Lawrence have both made speeches on Wall
etreet to large audiences representing the
wealth and commerce of the city. It is but
lair that the remaining candidate, James
OBrien, should be heard by the same citi-
Eens There is 'time this afternoon for q
speech from the leader of Apollo Hall to the
bankers, brokers and merchants Of the. city,
It is proper that they should hear what he has
TO say in regard to their important interests,
and we suggest that he address them this
afternoon. He is certain Of good welcome
end patient hearing.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

List OF CANDDATEs.- give to-day a
carefully revised list of the various principal
candidates, national and State to be voted for
Tomorrow. 1t will be useful statement for
future reference as well as Of practical utility
TO voters generally.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

fifty years, owing 10 the prevalence Of such
epidsmica Fr1 EETf FGFr .N.
1t is, perhaps, not too much 10 hope that
solar and meteorological Investigations will en-
able the scientific world to anticipate more
confidently the irruption of these great ad-
versaries of man and beast, and enable us to
chart the limits and zones within which they
viii move. Such result would be of profound
interest to the whole world.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

nsw machines usually do. unsatisfhetcrily.
4 is too complicated and develops too much
fictaon- But skilful engineers viii certainly
remedy this. dispensing with useless wheels
and lubricating its harshest bearings We like
tne naiiot, and England will also, when once
she knows how 70 use IL
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

The Railroad Question I'm Mexico.
Mexico has been and is behind most other
countries in railroad enterprise and develop
ment Her constantly recurring revolutions
and mountainous territory have been great
obstacles to railroad progress. Then, the
Mexicans are slow and unenterprising
people. But there appears to be an awaken
ing in that country on this subject By our
telegraphic news from the city of Mexico, pub
lished yesterday, we learn that the railroad
question was becoming an exciting one. There
had been lively controversy about the claims
of rival parties who had obtained concessions
to build railroads and upon the broad and
narrow gauge question. We learn at the
same time that the Vera Cruz Railroad was
nearly completed, there being only two
leagues of rails to be laid A good
railroad system in Mexico, particularly
in connection with the Texas border, the
Southern Pacific Railroad and the lateral
railroads which are being pushed along
and through the mountain ranges of our own
territory to the Mexican line, will do more to
bring peace and develop the resources of that
rich neighboring Republic than anything
else. We are glad to see there is some move
ment in that direction. The present contro-
versy will have the effect, at least, of throwing
light upon the necessity and value of railroads
in Mexico
The New York herald., 1872-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Broadway. between Thr-
leenth and Fourteenth streets-AGSEs
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Bleecker sts--LA PERIcnoLS
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Twsnty-fourth street.
EvERYBoDY's FRIEND.
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway. corner Thirtieth ST.
The SILVER DEMON Afternoon and Evening.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth sleet-rrALIAS
OPERA-LA FAvoRITA.
THEATRE COMIoUE. GA Broadway-IxIoS: THE
MAN AT THE WHEEL.
wALIAcK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
strcet-PyGNALION AND GALArEA
BOOTHS THEATRE. Twenty third street. corner Sixth
e.-KERRY-JEssIE BRowS
BowERY THEATRE Bowery-A NEW WAY TO PAY
0LD DEBrs-HIs FIRST PEccApILLo.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twcnty-third St and Eighth
av-RoI CARoTrE-
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third St. corner
9Th av.-NEcRo MINsrRELsY EccESrRicIrY. &c.
MRS F. B. coNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
WHITES ATHENAUM, 5sS observation-disclosures MIN.
fTRELsy, &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. 20l Bowery.-
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS. &C.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, St james Theatre,
corner OF 2sth st. and observation-disclosures MNsrRELsY.
BAILEy's GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE, foot
OF Houston street. East River
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Third av., between cd
and Gath streets
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Gs Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1872-11-04

Mayoralty A number of names were offered
to them early in the campaign for their en-
dorsement. They might probably have OBJ
tanned the valuable services of Mr. William
Butler Duncan in that Office if they had chosen
to do 80; or they might have endorsed Mr.. ].
Grenville Kane, Colonel Henry G. Stebbins or
the great merchant, Alexander T. Stewart.
They rejected all these, and when at last Mr..
Abraham r. Lawrence--a candidate whose
capacity and honesty they guaranteed by
striving to induce him to decline the Mayor
atty and accept the Committees nomination
for Judge of the Supreme Court or District
kttorney-was put into the field by the
democracy in opposition to James O'Brien,
they persisted in nominating Mr.. Have
meyer, and thus, by seeking to divide
the reform vote, risked the election of
OBrien, whose success they deliberately de-
clare would be ''disgrace and calamity to
the city. AS might have been expected, their
intrigue has recoiled upon themselves, and
they have been made the tools and scapegoats
of the politicians, who have used them only
to cheat them in the end. 1t is now beyond
question that the venerable Mr.. Havemeyer
has been grossly deceived, and that he is to
be sold out by the republicans, on whose votes
he relied. The full republican ticket with
James O. 'Brien for Mayor, is already printed,
and will be issued from all the boxes to-mor-
row that can be controlled by the republican
managers. 1t is this treachery to Mr.. Have
meyer upon which James O'Brien and his
friends rely for success, and it is the certainty
felt in the carrying out Of the arrangement
that made the gamblers at the pool selling
establishment where the brutal murder of
Thomas Donohue was perpetratsd last Satur-
day night SO eager 10 bet their money on
OBrien.
These well-known facts will no doubt de-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-13
Pas de Dents.

La Venus Apllrodite aux blancles nudites,
Anx peres ruisselant sur ses flames veout6s
Aux chcvenx arrondis sur des formes de refine,
Aux seiHs qua modeles la grace souveraine,
Sublime d n'pudeur, belle de voupt6,
Peut agsnouer lange aux pieds de sa beaut6.
Bah la Venus ardente aux nudit6s supremes,
Aux longs tressallements de voluptes extremes.
Aux grands yeux allanguis dams un amour divin,
Ne vaut pas croyez moi, lie broc gontl6 de vim.
lie vim. C'es lie bonheur, livresse. la foe;
Quan on bolt Ton Sc grise, es qui grise oublie
II ne traliit iamais, il console toujours
De vos NUTS de tristesse il fait de joyeux jours;
Dn bleu de votre cie il peint I'M profond rose,
Et iamais un polite ennuy6, veux, morose,
Dtgoitt6 dc Venus, empoisonn6 d'eacens,
Chauve d d'i,lusions, de jeunesse ct de sens,
Ma compris lie bonheur parfait ct delectable,-,
Plus monte dams les cieux quen roulant sous la table,
JIG.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-13
Local..

TEMPERATURE.-Juillet est un terrible nois.
La claeur est excessive lie soisil vous mango la
cervelle. Oh Sc cacher! La brise de mer n'asite
pas meme la euille des lilas, ct les grands arbres
sont immobiles CONNIE de hauts fant6mes muets.
C'est en- vain que les poumons demandent de lair'
ct c'est dn fen settlement qu'ils aspirent. Leau
du Nssissippibout. Celia s'appelle vivre est.a'dre
souffrir.
Charmante sason que l'et6, surtout en- Louisiana
Boire, suer, cure petit feu, telle est Ia vie.
Et cependant l'habit ct la robe sont rigoureuse
mcnt imposes par unc civilisation de premier crdre
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-13
feuill,tcn ou Eouisiana;s.
cNiSSE A l'oURS.
CHArIrIE XXXII.
A lez de abogado.
prov. esp.)

Tel est done llomne que la Convention r6pu-
blcane de Cincinnati Went de cl,oisir CONNIE
canddat 4 la Presdence des Etats-Uns.
Tel est rhomme que Ia Convention dGmocratque
de Baltimore ee.mtne endosse CONNIE candidat.
Car les d6mocrates, avec autant de prudence que
de raison, s'incnent devant rhonorabilit6 ct le
merite du honhomme Greeley
Adonc. Ia -bstaille electorate est commence.
C'est anjourd'hni lie grand carnaval politique. La
sottise est rene aux bourgades CONNIE aux cites.
lEommes, femmes, enfants barbets ct iournalistes,
tous prennent part a la fate d6magogique. II I.
des treteaux dams tous les coins ct recoins, sur ii
place publique, an tribunal, aux loges franc ma
connques, dams les cabarets borgnes dams les bos,
jusque dams les taudis des courtisanes Lavocat
prepare sa rouade, le candidat met IA main sur sol,
cour. lie Journalistic arrondit sa phrase, le carica-
turiste nlonge ses neg, ct le chansonnier dispose
ses couplets. QUAINT au cabaretier, il invente uu
cocktail a la Grant on \ la Greeley. On porte les
chapeaux de son candidat, les parapluies de son
candidat les souliers de son candidat C'est un
mugissement Orange de voix confoses, de cris
nconnus, de vociterations ct dapplaudissementa
5 nouis La presse Joint son tapage au tapage II
Q y des clubs partout les meetings partost, de.