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w- NOTICE.-AL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any OF the Grew Of British bark RANGER, from
Boston, as no debts OF their contracting will be
paid by me. .FhANh CoA.
octIs.a Master.
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vTTANTED, A GIRL TO COOK AND
w do housework, apply at the north corner.
OF Amherst ana Bay str sets, Hampstead.
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re- BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FkICE, for Cleaning, Identifying and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting q refreshing taste TO the
mouth. Prepared BY
Graduate Of Pharmacy,
No. 421 King street, Charleston, s. q.
Recommended By the following Dentists: Dr.
]. 8. PATRICK, Dr. B. A. MUCKENFUSs.
oon0Q- Qmoa
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Octl6-1o

:wFOUR HUNDRED SINGER SEW
ING MACHINES inst received at SINGER WARS.
ROOMS, King street, near HorIbeck's alley.
.octl6-We2
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WANTED, A SETTLED PERSON,
w white or colored, 80 do House VOTE; N.
on,,e at M. IL Pitt street. ooeto-A.
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@rTHE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTING CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE q MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
BY order OF the President.
&c. W. BIsoHOFF,
oc,o Secretary.
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ITO RENT, THREE STORY BUILDING,
corner Unity alley and East Bay, comprising
restaurant and RarroUm, with all necessary TX.
lures, six square rooms and kitchen. With cellar
capacity OF three hundred barrels. For terms, ap.
ply 70 B. FOLEY, No. los Market street.
nntQ, m waR
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WANTED, A COMPETENT, COL0RED
w Woman as Nurse; good recommendations
required. Apply at northeast corner OF IIaao
and Orange streets. OosL.
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NREASURY DEPARTMENT, CITY
HALL. OCTOBER 18th, 1s72.-Thls once is
nUw open from Q A. II. to 2 P. NJ, daily, for Pay
ments OF all Interest due upon the City STOCK,
except SATURDAYS, upon which transfers OF Stock
Will be made.
will be given parties paying Taxes to the City. IN
part or whole, with said interest. All Payments
OF Interest will be made by check. to be cashed at
Front Desk Of ShIs ,ufnce, and where interest ts
suficlent for taxes they balance at par; but where
less, the penalty shall attach on deficiency,
though paid in currency, In conformity with Or
dInance. P. ]. CO0GAN,
octl66 City Treasurer.
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re- PROPOSALS IN WRITING WILL
be received by R. GRAHAM & CO., for the Man.
ure Deposits Of the Mills House Stables for Twelve
Months. 0Ctl6A
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT No. l
w Ladson,s court, 3 good Cook, with recon-
from last employer. wages promptly
paid.
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@rOFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, MAIN.
GUARDHOUSE, CHARLESTON, So, OCTOBER
18th, Is72.-The attention Of all whom it may
concern Is called 10 the following section OF az
Act OF the Generl Il Assembly OF the State OF south
Carolina, ITO provide for the election OF Officers
OF the Incorporated Cities and Towns In the State
OF South Carolina, passed the 18th day OF septem.
Der, 1885,"
.X. All RarroomB and Drinking Saloons, In tie
Town or Cities where such election Is held, shall be
closed on the day Of election; and any person
who shall sell to any person any Intoxicating
misdemeanor, aud on conviction thereof, shall be
fined In o sum not Less than one hundred dollars,
nor moro than three hundred dollars, or be I'M
prisuned for q period not less tnan one month"; nor
more than six months.n
In conformity with the above, oil Barrooms
VII hin the City OF Charleston Will be closed from
IL O'Clock Tuesday night, October 18th, 1872, until
9 O'Clock Thursday morning, October 18th, 1872.
BY order or the Mayor.
octi5.2 JOHN .. MINOTT. Chief Of Police.
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VTANTEO IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE-
w TENT operator OIL the singer Sewing Ma,
china, steady employm. nj given at
IA NIIEsCT0RY No. 8l King street. octl6.l|
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NOTICE.-ALLPERSONS ARE HERE
BY cautioned against harboring or trusting any
OF the Crew Of the Brit sh Bark BEL STEWART"
from BIZ. ton, as 10 debts Of their contracting
Will be paid by Captain PURDY, or
oct1i 8 ALFRED ]. CREIGHTON, Agent.
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VEJANTED, ALL 10 GO TO WHITES"
wv for their Furniture and rave 20 per cent:
wa went Ihere and waI surprised to sec 80 much
Furniture at such low prices. His STOCK G Vers .
space Of about twenty thousand square 1eeL
ncL6
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COMPE
w TENT Bookkeeoer, in q Factors ONCE.
Andres Box s7s, with references and salary.
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nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEu-
IL MATIO SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have lailea W
cure. 28, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cuie.
including Rev. O. II. Ewing. Media, Penns Ss,,sdsi
mia. the wife 81 Rev. J. 3. Davis, HlghtstoW1'
PhiIadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor walton Iton
Philadelphia; Hon: J Y. a 9reel 1gsg peI hes. CAM Jam.
dem New JERSEY: ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
Others. warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR.. GEO. CAULlER, Agent
iuly1-1yr Charleston, SO.
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4 TTENTION, WAGNER ARTILLERY
n OI,UR ATTEND a Regular Monthly Drill,
WIN arms, OF your Club, al Lindstedt's Hall, THIS
~ order. ]. +. LILIENTHAL.
octie Secretary.
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AgrlrnItnre, Bprtirnltnrs, or.
TUST RECEIVED AT SOUTH CARROLL
81 MA SEED house.

Fine Double and Single HYACINTHS.
Fine Double and = .ngle Tulips.
Fine Double and Single Crocus.
Fine Liliee. Narcissus. Single and Double.
A few fine Double Carnatlon Plants. ransie.
Sweet william Pinks, Portulea, Asters, ZInnias,
Daisies. Aarigold, Mem1lns Stocks, Thumbergia,
and many others for The season.
Hyacinth Clauses.
Grass Seeds, Red Glover, Seed Barley.
BLUM IL MILLEB,
octl2.sw2 1853 King street, sign Pluw.
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WANTED, TWO WFITE WOMEN TO
w n,ot and wash. and to do houseWorK IN
a small family. Apply a. No. 20 Pitt street.
oct16-lS -
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WANTED, A CATHOLIC LADY AS
w Organist in St. Peters church. Apply 10
fhe Pastor. CCtlfo
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mo RENT, PART OF A LARGE HOUSE,
with modern improvements, on line Of
Street Oa:s. Apply ut No. 10 Kntledge avenue.
ncfld.mMa3a =
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MEDICAL COLLEGE
vi OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Annual CourEe OF Lectures In the Medical
College Of the State CT South Carolina will com.
mence on the 18th day OF october, 1872.
For any further Information. application must
be made 70 the Desn.
GEO. E. TRESOOT, N. D.,
oct4.fmwa Desn Of the Faculty.
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vTrANTED TO RENT, A SMALL Dwell
w LING House In The western Part Oh Inc
citr lnnlv at this Offlcn. ooelo
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BoarnlnQ.

A FAMILY OF THREE, Or TWO SIN
~ GLE gentlemen, Gao obtain Board at So
eaCn per week, In q private family. Situation
Central, and pleasant. Address BONE. octl6.l$
DRIVATE BOARDING.-G PR.
ID VATE Beard can BIZ obtained for Permanent,
Transient and Day Boarders, on application at
No. % Meeting street. octll-imWlmof
1.-TWO GENTLEMEN, Oh A GENTLE
MAN and his WIFE, can obtain BOARD,
with pleasant Rooms, upon reasonable terms, az
No. III Broad street, on The south side, between
Meeting and King streets. oetl6
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Bnslmtss Gar1s.

MOSES GOLDSMITH d SON,
OOLONNADE ROW, vENBUE RANGE.
algheet Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides. Skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all Kinds OF
Metals.
o. GstW may20-mwryr
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vTANTED. A SALESMAN WHO
w nnderstands th3 dry goods business
thoroughly. Address Box No. 226, City.
octl6-3
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Uants.

VTANTED, A GIRL IL Or IA YEARS
w to do Homework. Apply in Queen street,
next Tn corner Of Archdaln. Octlo.1
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VrANTED TO RENT, HOUSE WITH D
w Rooms and PHzzl. Apply 81 NO. o
Certral Wharf. -octiLlWMo-
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mIunieipal Notices.

NlTY HALL, OFFICE OF CLERK OF
Ia conscience OF the Election, THIS DAY.
". ". SIMONS,
ioct1s Clerk OF Council.
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Meetings.

TYRE LODGE, No. I36, A.. F. M.-THE
Regular Communication OF this Lodge VIII
be held EVENING, 18th inst, az aoimes,s ny,
ceum, at 7 O'CLOCK. A Lecture will be delVereo
by Brother william L.. King, Junior Warden. the
Fraternity are cordially invited TO attend.
By order w. n. N.
ocIia Secretar y.
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DAILORS WANTED.-WANTED AT
WIN. MATTaIEse,Eh'S Tailoring House, cor.
uer OF King and wentworth streets, BLK arst.ci1ss
Pantaloon Hands. No other need apply. Con-
stant work guaranteed. CcE
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M ERCHANTS REQUIRING THE AID
Iyl OF A B~OOKKfEPER6 OR A0COU NTANT,
eau lave 1t satisfactorily rendered BY addressing
''J,n Box No. 49l, Uhaleston Postofhce.
Octl2.aW
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.rANTED, A SMART INTELLIGENT
w Young Lady to tend show case aod finish
M ppIctures. Inquire at HOUSTON y Gallery, NO.
o9o Rin0 a1reft. oCtAo-LT
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
~ SPIhIrS OF The WORLD, THE TkEAs-
Use HOUSE OF AMERICA. b GhEAr BUZZ
or II YEAR. agents report sales OF rs 10 100
COPIES In q few hours or days. Prospectus iree.'
Address ]. W. GOODSTEED, New York, chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Hew Orleans.
octl-9mOBDkW -
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Druss at Dholesale.
- ]. L y b N,
PHAR MACEU TIST,
IMPORTER Of FINE CHEMICALS, PERFUhERY
AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
No. $50 KING STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
Now in Stock OF my own Importation,
LOW SON AND HAYDEN'S SOAPS,
Tooth Brushes,
CarbOlic Acid,
Pattey's Gold Cream,
English Dalby,s Osrminative, British OIL, Reche's
Embrocation and Ohlorodyne.
AGENT FOB
TILDEN & CO.'S SOLID AND FLUID EXTRACTS,
Pharmaceutical Preparations, Sugar-coated
Pills, DC. AGENT FOB
FORD'S SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA FOE
DE-, JEROME KIDDER'S ELECTRO MEDICAL
MACHINE AND APPLIANCES,
Surgical Instruments and Goods OF foreign man
utactnretmported to order.
Ny Dispensing Department Ia complete, EN-.
brscing all New Remedies.
A full assortment OF Trusses and Bsndages 81
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
with accuracy day nr night.
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THO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COLI
MODIOUS Building. No. l4s East Bay. re.
Gently occupied as The Publication once OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Cofee
House. For terms, de-, apply at the Uf1ce OF
THE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. kep28 !.
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND De-
SIKABLE RESIDENCE No. 0 King street,
recently finished, suitable for one or " resnect-
atle families, having all the necessary out6ulld.
ings for the accommodation Of the same. There
Ia on the premises ole OF The largest clsterns and
one ofthe best wells OF water in the City. Apply
on the premises. sep2s
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mo RENT, STOKE No. 1873 KING
STREET, next 70 Singer Sewing Machine
Ofice. win be rentei very low TO q good tenant.
Apply at singer ofice. oct1d.W1m3
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ar Rent.

ITO RENT, HOUSE No. Is MONTAGUE
street. Seven rooms, double kitchen, cis.
tern, well Of water, large yard. All IN perfect
order. Rent $50 per month. Apply at HART&
CO., corner Market and King streets. Octl8-lf
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ENOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
J. HENRY OFTEN, son of the late Henry
Otjen, for Seventy five Dollars. WILL BIZ sold at o
discount at MENKE Il MULLERiS. aug27
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A NUMBER ONE NEW MICH COW
and CALF for sale. Apply at No. 8 Column
bus street. oct14.2$
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS In large or small. quaint ies-
Price 81 OEETS PEk HUEDRED. Apply at tnt
'onlc+ of n NEWS mRv1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

Cu6ntase que al saltar en- el bote el
general la Tore estrecho la mano de
su successor y le dijo: Dawo CON ellos. Su-
ponemos que este no sea mas que un
rumor sin Fundamental, pero 81 fuera
cierto con6amos en- que Ell Excmo. Sr.
D.sJoaquin Enrile con su experienced y
buen criterio sabra ser Captain &C.
neral de todos los habitantes de la Is
la y hacer just;cia todos sin descen-
der a ser jefe de banderfa como des-
graciadamente 10 ha sido ell que aca-
ba de resignar el gobierno en- sus ma
nos. Nos halaga la esperanza de Greer
que el gobernador saliente no habrA
encontrado albaceas que Sc avengan a
cumplir su testamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-11-27

Ez Pyogreso ha buscado en- un die
cionario que no es ell de la Academia
una nueva defnicion provincial para
la palabra negrero que tampoco con-
viene a las personas q quienes Guiere
aplicarselo; cuadra perfectamente a
los ultra-reformistas; pero de ninguB
modo a anuestros correligiouarios. Des-
pues vuelve & SUI gastado recurso de
buscar pruebas de nuestro alfonsismo
en- peri6dicos peninsulares, algunos de
los cuales nj nuestra redaccion visitan
nj NADIA tienen que yer con nosotros.
Lo cierto es que las palabras ne
grero y ayo'asioao son las mismas con
que los insurrectos cubanos designan
a los espanoles leales que defender
la integridad patria. Necesitaban losre
formistas usarlas para parecerse mas
a sus antiques correligionarios de Gu
ba 6bre.
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honrado, al leal y. Francisco Larroca.

honrado, al Zeal D. Francisco Larroca,
sin formarle siquiera un expediente
gubernatiyo como el que Sc form6 4
los Sres. Blancp, Betances Y otros ex-
pulsos, no esperaba seguramente ell
gobernante deque nos venimos ocu-
pando dar un xiaje tan breve 4 Ia zona
templada en- mitad del invierno. Su
error consisti6 en- despreciar nuestras
respetuosas adyertencias cuando le de-
c(amos que estaba mal aconsejado. En-
los cuatro siglos que lleva Espana de
mandar capitanes generates la Anne
RIGA, no Sc ha dado un ejemplo de uno
que Sc haya podido sostener mucho
tempo en- el mando apoyandose en- los
elementos en- que el Sr. la Tore Sc
apoy6 rechazando los que rechaz6.
Sin que pueda tacharsenos de vani-
dad, diremos que 81 por las persecu-
clones que sufre de sus enemigos pue-
de apreciarse 10 que vale un peri6dico,
entonces ell BoLETIN estorba en- gran
manera la realization dc los planes
ultra-reformistas cue tanto empeno en-
proteger tuvo la filgaz administration
que. ACADIA de terminar Deposition
legal del 1nico redactor que era
eInpleado, multa al editor, recogidas,
allanamiento de la imprenta por la
policia destierro del propietario, mu-
tilaciones diarias hechas ror una cen
sura que esta abolida por la ley, CO.
municaciones ordenando contra el de-
creto de imprenta VICENTE no censu-
rar las 6rdenes del Captain General,
apercibimientos inquisitoriales otros
mil vejamenes que en- sus 33 amos de
existencia no habia sufrido nuestro
peri6dico, he aqui resumidos los he
chos que nos hacen concebir idea dc
la gran importancia que conceder
nuestros adversarios al BoLETIN MER
CANTIL.
Quiera Dios cue la nueva Autoridac
Superior que ha sucedido, y la que
pueda suceder, al general la Tore
colocandose muy per encima de los
partidos, sepa respetar y hacer respe
tar la ley. Asl 10 esperamos del Jeft
ilustrado que hoy rige los adestinos dc
esta provincial. ~
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P A R T I D A :.

El ldnes 25 por la tarde Sc embarca
ron en- el vapor H. Cort6s con destinC
a la Peninsula ell general D. Simon de
La Tore y su secretario D. Jose Ayu-
SO, llamados con urgencia, segun Sc
dice, por ell Gobierno Supreme. 5
El mando de aquella NAL aconsejada
Autoridad no dur6 por fortuna mas
que cuatro meses no completes.
Con la mordaza de una censura lie
gal no nos ha sido possible decir, como
acostumbramos, estand dopresenteS S. E.,
todo 10 que sus desaciertos & iniusti-
cias nos sugerfan. Habiendo resignado
ell mando pocos momentos antes de
partir, tampoco nos fu6 dable decirle,
como al Sr. Baldrich, la verdad pri-
nero que Sc ausentase.
LGjos va de esta ciudad ell general
la Tore, debemos por ahora renunciar
generosamente 4 hablar de su conduc-
ia. El tiene que dar cuenta 4 Dios, al
Rey y 4 los. tribunales de sus actos.
Estamos seguros que su conciencia le
ha dicho va mas de 10 que pudiGramos
declrle nosotros.
Cuando hace cinco semanas depor-
taba pr perflWb0dor a! paci6co, Al
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AN DI A TO s.

Los ultra refornistas, que decian
llace dos meses que era necesario ele-
CIR algunos de nuestros correlg giona-
rios para diputados proyinciales Il fin
de darle a esta Corporation una auto
ridad moral que no tiene nj tendra
nunca mientras no represen,e nj la
riqueza territorial nj la mercantil del
pals, han hocho la designation de can
didatos del modo siguiente. Nos ale
gramos que no sc hayan acordado de
nuestros amigos para NADIA.
ID. Jose Severe Quinones por Rio
piedras.
D. Juan Antonio Dias por Baya-
mon.
d. Justo Skerrett por Toa-baja.
d. Jose Antonio Canals por Vega
bal
d. Jose Julian Acosta por Arecibo.
ID. Pablo E. Rodriguez por Manatf.
d. Marcos Carazo por Cabo-rojo.
d. Gabriel Pillar Cabrera por Gua-
yama.
D. Isidoro Cintron por Yabucoa.
d. Nicolas Daubon por Mayagjiez
ID. Eduardo Quinones por Yauco.
Pero la mas importante election
que Sc han propuesto hacer los ultra
reformlstas es la del ex-secretario D.
Jose Ayuso en- pago de los servicios
que a su partido ha prestado durante
los III dias que ha ocupado su des-
tino tan 4 satisfaction de sus correIi-
gionarlos de esta Antilla.
Para l!egar 4 diputado no es preci-
so sIno empezar por ser secretario de
este Gobierno 4 gusto de los ultra
reformistas. Tres secretaries han sido
muy radicales en- ell desempeno de SUI
destino, los, senores Canals, Soria y
Ayuso: los ties los tenemos 8 los ten
dremos de diputados a C6rtes 8 pro-.
vinciales. No extranaremos, pues, que
tengan imitadoras. Els tan otentadora
la ainyestidura de diputado!
Por 10 demas, ell Sr. Ayuso no en-
trara probab!emente en- el Congreso.
81 no estamos NAL informados, Sc le
slgue una causa por varios delitos en-
el Tribunal Supreme de Justicia, de
La cual no es de esperarse salga ab-
suelto @s.>I n. . T. ''.-
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P R O T E S T A s

El PrQgreso ha cesado va de inser-
tar protestas contra I'll Debate. Tai
yez Sc ha convencido va de que este
medic es contraproducente. La mayor
desgracia que puede tener I'm gober-
pador Superior Civil es Ia de ser de-
fendido por los elementos que repre-
senta nuestro colega. Olvid6 que las
protestas contra Ez Espa7ol fueron ell
anuncio del relevo del Sr. Baldrich Y
quizas la causa de la Immediate cesan-
tia del Sr. Canals.
5Que Sc hara ahora con las perso-
mas que constan en- las listas de los
sospeehosos que no han querido fir
mar las protestas2
5Seran deportados de Ia isla por
pertabadores del 6rden pdblico2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-11-22
VOL. XVI.---NO. At.
Why do Children Die.

In answer to this question, the Medical Re-
corder holds the following language: "The
reason why children die is because they are
not taken care Of From the day of birth
they are stuffed with water, sufocated in
hot rooms, and steamed in bedclothes. SO
much for indoor. When allowed to breathe
breath ofpure air once week in sum.
mer, and once or twice during the colder
months, only the nose is permitted to peer
into daylight. A little later they are sent
out with no clothes at all ON the parts of
the body which most need protection. Bare
legs, bare arms, bare necks, girted middles,
with an inverted umbrella to collect the air
and chill the other parts of the body. A
stout, strong man goes out on cold day
with gloves and overcoat, wooden stockings
and thick double-soled boots, with cork
between and rubbers over. The same day
child of three years old, an infant of flesh
and blood, bone and constitution, goes out
with hose as thin as paper, cotton socks,
legs uncovered to the knees, neck bare, an
exposure which would disable the nurse,
kill the mother outright, and make the
father an invalid for weeks. And why 2
To harden them to mode of dress which
they are never expected to practice. To &C.
custom them to exposure which o dozen
years later would be considered downright
foolery. To rear children thus for the slaugh-
ter pen, and then lay it to the Lord, is too
bad. We do not think the Almighty had
anything to do with it.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-11-22
A Character-A Wealthy Miser.

Old Wight, the straw man, is charac-
ter. For more than forty years he has ped
died straw in New York and Brooklyn to
the poorer class of the population to make
strawbeds. Sixty-fve years ofage, or there
abouts, he is still strong and active wears
old and patched garments of an ancient
fashion and appearance. His overcoat is of
blue cloth, with double cape. He wears
straw hat winter and summer. His boots
are fastened together with thongs of leath-
er, and. were fashioned by himself. The
soles of them are at least two inches thick,
and have the appearance Of having been
worn with sundry repairs for at least ten
years. His horse, which is blind of one
eye, appears to be we'll cared for, and is
probably the only horse in the city that has
not the prevailing disease. Whether he is
too old, or has an immunity for contagious
! disease on account of his mode of life, it is
difficult to say. The harness covering his
horses back is composed of small pieces of
! leather, rope and bits of chain. Old Wight
| lives down in the meadows, foot of Tenth
street, Brooklyn, in an old shanty con-
structed by himself. He has acquired great
riches by means ofhis industry and misery
habits. His property, composed lots and
small houses erected on them, scattered all
over Brooklyn, is variously estimated as
worth between $500, 900 and $5O0,00O-all
acquired by selling small bundles of rye
and oats straw at five cents bundle, and
investing his gains in real estate in Brook
| lyn.