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9netry.
THE HETERAN EXPLALMS.

You ask a little too much, Cap;
don't see how We II agree,
For the thing looks mighty different
To you than It does 10 me.
Those Jonnies fought MS well, Gap.
know that-I told 'em so,
And shook their hands when they stacked
their arms ~
Atthe front, seven years ago.
Flshake the hand OF q soldier
Who fights as he thinks is right,
And'when the warts over
is willing TO give up the fight;
But this "shake DER the bloody -chasm"
Means q different thing, you know,
From shaking hands with q ragged ''reb"
tthe front, seven years ago. cif
We let ,sn on too easy, CAp;
In this think you'n agree -'
That some OF 'em should have said ti1eir
prayers 81
At the foot Of the gallows tee;
For we pardoned the whole caboodle,
The leaders as wen as the menI
And now, see, they are trying game
To get into power again.
They led the Democrats before the war,
And they want to do II again;
God help the North with offices filed
With Davis and that sort of men!
You can't WIN the game without the South,
You know very well you can't,
And rust count the cost of Southern votes
To help you in beating Grant.
Innd no fault with the times, Cap,
For money is easy and Tree,
And plenty Of odd jobs going
For a played-out "Yet" ike me;
And the coontry seems to prosper.
The debt is fast being paid;
l don'tthink change for better
Could very wei be insde.
/ know they find fault with Grant, Uap,
They say he loves horses and SMOKES;
But then. and angel from heaven
wouldn't suit that sort of folks.
have looked at the matter careful,
And find that the trouble grows
From the fact that those lobby fellows;
Can't lead him by the nose.
Inever liked Horace Greeley,
Aud tell you fair and square,
God never made such a man as ne
To I'LL the Presidents chair;
For he failed in the hour of srouble,
WheR things. looked q littles dark,
anu bncn cdPtdlu - tudt dlu NJ
To handle the Union bark.
And now 1t sounds mighty suspicious
To hear these Fellows rant,
Call him honest Uncle Horace
And ali that sort Of cant.
Why, It amt hard to remember
How Greeley used to blow,
AndIcall them thieves and traitors,
Not dozen years ago.
There's only one thing more, Cap.
That have gotto say
Iwon't help put into ONCE
The leaders who wore the gray;
For the graves are In between us,
OF the boys who wore the blue.
Anddied in fighting those reDels,
Now voting along with you.
And '.across the bloody chasm'1
The North viii never shake DER,
T71l the crimson hands OF the leaders
Are clean on theother shore.
ss You may win the fight in November
~ 1hope and trust you can't
But the soldiers vote yonnn never get
To help you in beating Grant.
Lowell Courier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

Idunk village, waz an honest man; he
wouldn't hunt for hens eggs on Sum
day, but he waz an awful cluss man; he
set hen once on three eggs, just tew
save eggs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

No has assailed the President more
bitterly for "nepotism'' than Senator
TruInbuIl. When charged recently
with having provided offices for his
own relatives, ,hereplied: 81 know of no
reason why competent and qualified
because Of his relation to me-" His de-
fense was the defeat Of all his TRADES
against the President, and yet on
this very ground he is still defaming
the President.
North Aatericaa Gqzette,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

The posatiff man bets hiz last dollar
ona kard and loses, and then tells you
he knew he shouldn't win. = - -
He ealwus knows what will happen 8
weeks from now, and if it don't hap
pen, he knew that too.
II he falls down on the ice and breaks
hiz leg it want an accident, it waz
sunthing- that couldn't help but hap
PEN.
He liz az certain of everything az a
mule IL anxious to hit what he kicks
at.
You kant tell him ennything new,
nor ennything old; he liz more certain
ov things than Webster's unabridged
dickshionary-
The less certain yuare the more posa-
Tiff he liz.
He never made but one bIunder in
biz life, and that turned out at last tew
be a good hit.
The posatif man lIaz too little euu-
ming tew be very maishus; he is gen.
orally happy, bekause he il pUsativ ov
it, and tho he gets things wrong often
er than he duz right, people are pleaz-
ed at hiz biundes, bekause he IL SO
much in earnest.
THE CROSS MAN.
The cross man goes thru life life q
soreheaded dog followed by fies.
He liz az sour az potbellied pickle,
and like skein of silk, is alwus ready
for snarl.
t!He IL like an old hornet, mad all the
way thru, but about what, he kant tell
ew save his life.
Everybody at home fears him, and
everybody in the street dispizes him.
He mistakes sullenness for bravery,
and bekause he feels savage, every.
bodily else must feel humble.
Thare IL no crater coward in the
world than the cross man, nor none
easyer tew kure. i5 KS
He liz eazyer few kure than the STUN
muk axe, for one good knox down will
do it. 46f45t
THE PAsHUNT MAN.
The patient man never says sdqgi
IT," however much he may think so.
He izso well balanced that it takes
at least fifty pounds ov musketoze tegl
turn hiz skales.
He kant tell yu what makes him 50
pashunt if yu ask him; it may be moth
ing but nuinbness after all.
Pashunce IL like emmy other yirtew,
its value konsists in its power tew re,
sist temptashun.
Itain't but little trubbIe fora graverl
image to be pashunt, even in fiy-time.
Real pashunce stands amung the vir.
tews, like genius amung the gifts; in
fakt, pashance is the genius ov virtew.
The best thingi kno ov, tew try a
mans pashunce on, liz a kicking heifer;
ifhe finds himself praying for the heif-
er every time she kicks, he has got
pashunce on the heart and brain both.
THE HONEST MAN.
Honest men are skarse, and are go
ing tew be skarser.
Tiare CRATE scarsity IL what makes
them valuable.
II everybody waz honest the supply
would ruin the demand.
Honesty il like money. a man has to
work hard to get it, and then work
harder tew keep it.
Adam waz tl,1 fust honest man we
fav emmy sckount ov, and hiz honesty
want ov much ackonnl.
You couldn't pat your finger Oh
Adam, for in the garden ov Eden, when
he wss wanted he couldn't be found.
Old deakon Simmer ov lower Por-
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The Loss of the America at Yoke
hama

New York, September 4.-The agent
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
here, says the loss by the burning of the
America, at Yokohama, will reach full
ly million dollars. The agent be-
lieves all the mails were saved except
those for Hong Kong.
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astisreIla,Ieoas.

No Person can take these Bftters accord.
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their bones ae not destroyed by mineral poison other
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Dyspepsia. or INDIGESTION. Headache, Pain
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They are a Gentle Purgattye as well as
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For Skin Diseases, Erupticus, letter, Salt
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Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-09-12

"When we look around us in this
country what do we see Y' says Gov.
Brown in his Columbus speech. Well,
ii we look in the direction Of New
Haven we see a candidate for the Vice
Presidency tight as brick.-[ Missouri
Democrat.
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Saddle & Harness Shop.
WILLIAM HARRIS.

MAIN STREET, ST. GAINESVILLE. o..
[ETOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE OF BEL
w mont County, that he lIas opened a Sad
dler Shop and win manufacture and keep on
hand all Kinds of
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, COLLARS
He invites those wishing anything in his line
10 give nim a call, as
HE GUARANTEES ALL WORK
10 be as represented.
Remember the place-oue JiUor west of HsTr
and Fawcetts y Shp ap2lBm
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KirkWood Estate.
VaSl'gtll &JGf6PS0lC6IlagG.

INSTRUCTION NCoMPLETE AND THOROUGH
Expense per AMMAN. 400 20 $500,
For "a Catalogue and lRf0 nation, address
President HAYS. Washingto a, Penn
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Individual Folks.
THE PosATIFFMAN.

BY JOSH BILL1NGs.
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Ay er @ as..'7a
Hair Vigor, !,
For restoring to Gray Ral is
natural Vitality and Color.

A ,iEgssing
which is rat
once.geeahs
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. It soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, Nth tile
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-19
NIJESTRAS IFRAGATAS. +.

i. :
En- Ell 1sidessde de San Thomas fecha 10
del corriente sleemos 10 siguiente: aa-
La fragata espailola Corona, de so
canones, comandante Don Diego Mendez
Casariego, con 500 hombres. de tripulacion
lego aquf Ell domingo tltimo procedente
de la Habana.n U g .yl.~y,,.l7 H.
La ffsgats blindada Arapiles Sc espera
por momentos. Sc dice que ambos buques
van a Venezuela, segun pr6viamente Sc
nos habia informado, pedir satisfaction
& aquel gobierno, por los insultos que Sc
habiano hecho al consul de Espafia en- la
Gliayra.D aea eailsto5 -eaa afet' 49, .stet,. a
En sundmero del 1s anade dicho pc
ri6dico:
''La fragata blindada 4yapilcs, de II
cahones, 500 hombres de tripulacion, CO.
mandante Don Eduardo Estra la, lego
aquf aver por Ia nnahsna de la Habana." !
Iguoramos ell insulto de que haya sido
objeto nuestro consul en- Ia Guayra. Pre-
sumimos que 10 que iran ventilar nues.
tros barcos es la incalifcable expulsion de
nuestro minstro residente ell Sr. Llorente
Vazquez que, como saben nuestros lecto
res, Sc halla actualmente en- Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-19
REMITIDOS.
Los LABRIEGOS Della VIVA
o VENTAJAS DE LA ASOCIACION.

A prop6sito de las publicaciones e invi-
taciones que en- estos dias Sc han promo
vido con el objeto de instalar en- ell partido
de Ponce la gran FAbrica Centrap0 para
elaborar az1ear, copiamos continuation
un caso practice y muy oportuno de que
trata ID. Jose Moreno de Fuentes en- SUI
interesante obra titulada Estudios ecoa6-
mlc0s socla7es, hacienda evidentes los sa-
tisfactorios resultados que brinda la aso-
ciacion.
En- una ciudad populosa escencial-
mente agrlcola, viva desde algunos amos
I'm zapatero de viejo remendon. Este
hoHbre que posela un cerebro eminente-
mente organizador, concibi6 un dia tan
tellz proyecto, que admirado el mismo de
su conception, abandon6 sus quehaceres y
p1sose con decidido empeno trabajar en-
el. Reuni6 treinta cuarenta labriegos,
trabajadores, amigos y conocidos suyos, y
les dijo:- "Vosotros echais los bofes en-
las duras faenas del campo de Sol & Sol
por un pobre salario, que apenas os basta
para satisfacer las primeras necesidades
de vuestra familia: yo Sc ell modo de que
podais atendsr a elias con desahogo y de
que con ell tempo seals ricos. I'm hacen'
dado de esta vecindad me cede en- arrien-
do una de sus vinas: vamos q tomarla en- :
tire todos, y cuando no trabajais con vues-
tros amos, ireis a la vina echar una
peonada (un dia de trabajo): 20 me encar-
go de llevar las cuentas y de dirigir el
| asunto.-Llenos de entusiasmo " CONTAIN
"a aceptaron los obreros la proposition; Y
adquirida la vina empezaron benefciar-
la dirigidos por ell inteligente zapatero,
que hacienda uso de nuevas practicas di-
rigla los trabajos como ell mas sabio agri-
cultor y Finalizado ell primer afio, con los
productos de la empresa cubrieron los gas
tos y quedo un sobrante que Sc dividieron
proporcionandoles co conodidades, vestidos
nuevos asus mugeres ehijos, teniendo desde
entonces en- sus casas las proyisiones en-
abundancia. La salud del alma tan necesa-
ria como la del cuerpo, resplandecfa en-
sus rostros, porque no solo Sc despertaron
en- aquellos hombres sentimientos que des-
conocian antes, sino que sus costumbres Sc
morigeraron tambien. En- tiempos atrAs
corrian q las tabernas, donde deiaban mu-
cha parte del jornal de la semana, dande
lugar escenas tristes al volver 4 sus ca.
sas; pero todo cambi6 despues: aplicados
al trabajo pasaban con tanta algeria que
dupicaba sus tareas, de noche Sc reu-
nian en- casa del zapatero que les ensena,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-19
NOTICIAS EXTRANJERAS.

De los peri6dicos dltimamente re-
cibidos de Europa tomamos las 81
guientes: rle. To -.
al decir del peri6dico parisiense LIE
Temps, el general Cissey, ministro de la
Guerra, debe pedir en- breve la Asamblea
francesa un cr6dito de 200 millones de
frances, que seran destinados fntegramen-
te las obras de defensa. La mitad de
esa suma seria aplicada q las fortifcacio-
mes de Paris. a~.s ~. t~-., ae
Ell empleo de esa suma sera repartido
probablemente en- varios amos aunque lle-
vando con actividad las obras de defensa
que Sc tienen proyectadas. La mitad de
los 200 millones Sc destinarfa la cons
truccion alrededor de Paris de yeinte fier~
tes, cuya situacion resulta casi indicada
por los ataques prusianos y que costarian
cada uno cuatro millones: los veinte mi
llones restantes servirfan para completar
la protection de la capital. Sc hara valer
Ia razon de que hallandose en- adelante
esa plaza, por decirlo asf, en- primera Inca
por la perdida de Strasbdrgo y de Metz,
es de absolute necesidad hacerla inespug-
nable.. y 800 H anHa4
La segunda mitad del credto peddo Sc
reservarfa para formar la Francia una
frontera de Lonhwy a Belfort; pero Guam
do Sc hayan marchado los prusianos, por
que estos Sc oponen por ahora q toda obra
buena de fortifcacion aun en- los departa-
mentos que han evacuado 1ltimamente.
Inr-De Munich escriben esta capital
que pronto Sc publicaran las disposicio-
nes sobre una completa reorganization de
todo ei ejercito bavaro. En- los demas Els
tados de Alemania va Sc ha verlfcado Ia
reorganization de los respectivos ei6rcitos
La Bayiera es, pues, 81 dltimo. Segun Las
nuevas leyes militares, podra contar Ia
Alemania cada alio con una reserva de
10000 hombres mas, y dentro de do e
amos Sc habra aumentado Ell ei9rcitoa con-
federado de unos 100000 hombres en-
caso- de guerra. I'm million setecientos. mi
soldadados estaran para ese tempo q Ia
disposition de esta poderosa nacion.g
| y iQu6 Estado europeo se eatreyera8 CHS.
tar contra la Alemania? Els una idea POGO
consoladora para nuestra raza, la latina
que Ia raza saiiona, 1la esencialmente anti
i catPlica Faya cobrando una preponderan
cia tan terrible, y este EN- el1corazon, eI
decir ien elcentro de Ia Europa. Sin EN-
barge, todaVia podemos consolarnos, pue
no son tan homog6neos los elementos gu,
componen 10 buena Alemania, y en- doct
amos puede haber cambiado 81 aspecto d.
las cosas de tai manera, que todo habr,
J / vuelto & su antique y justo equilibrio.
+ .Tampoco hay que echar en- olyido qu
q la Russia es un contrapeso muy respetabl
al otro extreme de, nuestfo continente
No dudo, pues, que los / ZOO, 900 soldado
alemanes quedaran como ssm chateau e
Espagee Por ahora tambien estan todayf
en- todasu flor y fuerza las discordias il
teatinas. III absolntismo militar del prfn
cipe de Bismark tendra que luchar toda
| via bastante contra sus adversarios. el Gle
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-19
Sr. Director del BoLEr1N.

Arecibo, abril 7 de 1872.
Muy Sr. mio: sfrvase V. dar cabida en-
las columns de su ilustrado peri6dico &
las siguientes lfneas, dando q V. por clio
anticipamente las gracias.
Somos de V. con la mayor atencion
atentos y S. S. @. B. s. NJ.
16 VOIUntariOs adOIescentes
Con sorpresa hemos leido ell artfculo
que Un Suscsitor de esta poblacion ha
dirijido q Don SimpliciO, y que este peri6-
dico publica en- su ndmero 25 de fecha 1o
del corriente.
No podemos del jar de contestar a su dl-
timo parrafo, aunque muy de prisa pues
la pronta salida del correo no nos da ITEM
po para otra cosa.
81 ell articulista desea convencerse de 81
los frmantes de la protesta que hace
referencia son 's6cios y les falta dignidad,
que publique su nombre para probable 10
contrario.
jConque adolescentes, Sr. !. /. suscritori
Adolescentes 81; pero con el arma siempre
al brazo dispuestos & castigar & los encu-
biertos y desleales.
Els cuanto podemos contestar los que
despreciamos altamente los insultos del
an6nimo articulista:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-04-19

Obren dentfo de Ia ley ehtregando los
lcnlpables 4 los tribunales ordinarios.
Asf 10 han comprendido yarias au-
t6fidades locales de Ii Isla y asf ID
lyendran comprendiendo todas; pues
no de otra manera puede irse en- pos
del efcaz remedio que reclaman, la
propaganda grosera y aLtinacional
que SIC hace sin sidescansoaen aciertos
campos, los tumultos y producciones
cfpicas que con ademan casi provoca-
two pasan en- muchos barrios, segun
acaba de suceder en- Caguas, pare
imponer sin duda al honrado u rico
propietario hacendado de Canabon-
cito D. Manuel Rios, captain que es
de aquella benemerita companfa de
yoluntarios y las pedradas que en-, va
rios puntos de la Isla Sc repiten y que
una de elias, comprada sin duda por;
ell orc de los traidores y descargada So
bre la urna de Dipatados, nos rob6 la
victoria del distrito de Sabana- -Grande
enlas elecciones que acaban de pasar,
4cuyo pueblo tenia cuando Sc perpe !
str6 ell erfmen an exceso de mas de 80
votos en- pro de su candidate conser-
vador Sr. ID. jose Maria Molina y
Brotons, con otro ndmero casi igual
que faltaba por yotar y que hugo anne
drentado 4 sus campos por ell natural
.pavor que aquel inusitado aconteci-
miento lie causara, sin que a los re-
formistas les quedase un voto mas por
emitir; siendo de notar que desde
que han pasado las elecciones han su-
cedido tres robos en- Magagiiez, ha-
biendose ademas encontrado por ell
respectable y rico comerciante de aquel
punto d. Fermin Brau y en- su alma
cen una gran cantidad de mercade-
r1as empapadas en- petr6leo, con fue-
go prendidog cerca de elias, 10 cual
obliga mas q las autoridades 4 que re,
doblen su vigilancia. .t /
Lo volvemos a repetir: esa polftica-
bastarda arrastra a los hombres que
la ejercen hacia la locura, y, ciegos
de passion no dan un paso que no sea
tropezando de escollo en- escollo con
objeto de trastornar el 6rden pdblico.
En- cuanto q Sabana Grande esta-
mos tranquilos; pues merced al cello
del infatigable y querido Alcalde D.
1gnacio Guillot que tantot ha sabido
levantar ell espfritu nacional de aque
Hos vecinos, Sc go7a ALI de Tranquil
lidad completa, sin que tengamos que
famentar otro hecho refcrente al Or
den pdblico que ell de la pedrada de
que queda hecha referencia, cuyo crf-
men Sc esta averiguando.-F.A A. A.
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nos soleninfdadA IA la reunihnea M,

nos soien1nldad en- las reuni6nes pgi..
blicas cue el Rey guerra marcharse;
como medic de- conspiracion SCI ha
podido fA6finufaf al dido de los hili
tares la convenience de estar unidos
para, en- el case de que ocurral lesaf fa-
nesta eventualidad, obrar con la ra-
pidez del rayo y hacer de modo que
el trono de Espa1a no sehalle un solo
dla Eacante; pero :onsidero- de una
evidencia matematica que ell Rey de
Espa11a permanecera en- su puesto
cumpliendo como soldado y como ca
ballero con todos los deberes que. lie
lmponen su condicion de soberano, la
solldaridad de Su causa con la causa
de Espana, con la oausa de- todos los
tronos europeos y ycoh la saerte de- la
raza de Saboya, que rige( los destinos
de Italia. sssss 3SiOilllji6 5si
Cualqniera, pues, que sea, ell result
tado de las elecciones, 20 espero, 6
Por meior decir, yo temo que antes
del proximoverano tengamos una ape
iacion 4 la'fuerza y en- mi concepto a
la cabeza del Gobierno, como es 10
probable s estando q su lado, 81 iel
actual sigue rigiendo los destinos del
pals, Ell duque de la Tore sera una
vez mas el que tenga en- sus manos,
hasta ahora sielnpre tan afortunadas,.
lasuerte de Espala. ...5..si. @ 's... d 5s