davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
LAS NOVEDADES.
FORTALEZA NUN, "a.

I. En- este acreditado establecimiento &C acaba de
lmportar un hermoso y variadO surtido de artf-
culos de su ram0, como son:
SOmbreros dc todas classes para hOmbres y nj
nos y de pelo negro Ultima moda para cabAlle-
ros, SOmbreros de terciO-pelo y de pada adorna-
dos para Sras. ninas; surtido en- calzado para
hombres, ninos, nilas Sras.; un surtido en- pen
dientes, nedios ternos alfileres, relicarios de
gutapercha fina para Sras. y ninas; cntas de ra-
so dc todos colres y ancllos, corbatas negras
y lie colores de lazo nudo iRtinidad de classes,
gIantes de cabritilla blancos, dc hilo de Escose-
de colores biancos, dc seda castor muy finOs
surtldO en- perfnlnerfa dc tOdas classes; neceseres
de Wage para Sras. y caballeros, corta-plumas
ttnos tijeras de varias classes; albums para re-
tratos de varias cltses J, piecios; cgarreras,y y
portamor Adas infinidad de classes, bOquillas de
ambar para tabacos para cigarriloa dc espu-
milla ambar; paraguAs GenOveses Sombrillas
de ultima moda con abanico, cuellos punos in
tni1ad de classes, camisas de hilo para hombres
jugnetes para niiios niGas; efectOs para mill
tares, un complete surtido en- maletas sacos
alfombrados para wage, jabones turcos para sa-
car manchas, complete surtidO en- porcelana y
cristalerfa dc todas classes precios muy m6di-
cOs.-Llompart Carers as 1-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19

Eon ~ u ea I uso del Aqua Florida de Murray
tene a mas de t2dos los sn1eT:os CO.
trot Ldgfedlentes uoleteTeos es Slm2emenGe elex-
Tanto la 'blonde" como la brunette" la tienen en-
gran aprecio, comunicaado esa trasparencia sua-
V1dad tan admiradas Ell bello seXO. Su constante
uso IEnpide Y hace desapnrecer las Ar
Fugas: Suavza y da tersura al c1tis, hnpide La
FL Aqua florida de Murray y Lanman es realmente
lamas deliciosa ecaZ de las aguas de tocadOr to-
do 10 que entra composition es 10 mas selectO
combnado de tai manera que asegura los meio.
res resnltados Jamas degenera nj Gambia por efec.
TO del tlempo cliIna, manteniend0se siempre tan
dencdud fIcoeo como cuandO acabada de compo-
ner Como dentrffco Sc usa generalmente. nor ra,
zon de La pO- 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
:, Ell Buen Precio.
S. FRANCISCO, 43.

Despues del surtdo que dl timamente recibi6 es-
ta casa, ACADIA de ntroducir por ell bergantin Gar
losD de Liverpool un buen surtido en- gros glases
negros de colores, calza do para seoras zapatlla
niIas, hecos negros de sed,. dc todos anchos po.
pines lisos iabrados, creas crehuelas, cretonas,
bretailas teia dc Ia Rosa, Y nn complBto surtido
On pafo verde para bllar de otros colores prOpos
para forros de coche0 alfombras hechas en- pleas
para salopes, sias para montar para ambOs sexos,
Inuchos otros articulos que seria prolific enume-
rar: TODD 10 que Sc desea reaZar precios baratos
pOr estarae esperanto OtrO surtidO. e 49,
Puerto Rico, maaZo IS de 1873.-J. FONT Ca 1--10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
ALMACHN- N-ITALLER
CALLE DIS. JUSTO NIAEiO 10.

Ell que suscribe ofrec- sus scrvlcios este res
potable p1blico en- cambio de una m0dica 10
tribucion conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
el siguiente anuneio.
Sc hace toda clase do instalaciones de tuheria
para gas 8 aqua en- las casas 8 estabecimientos
publicoe particularca.
Limpicza dc tubos, lamparas; composition
de- ambaa coaas.
RepAracion de bombas dc sacar aqua, cons
trueclon de faroleA y dc TODD 10 concernienic
hojalatcrta. como para todo 10 nencionadG
clentA ION ente1didos operarios admitira tam
blen abonoa menau4lea para Ia impleEa de
lAnpAraa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
EXQUISITA FRAGANCIA

Que comunica la boca. La proportion debe ser
una cucharadlta en- un vase cOmun de aqua pura
Neutraliza las partieulas de cOmida detenidas en-
tire los dientcs, las cuaes la de picaduras
las encias. Ademas con el uso del Aqua Florida ak
Murray Lanman imparte frescor aroma al
allento, blancura los dientes sin ell mas minimO
pegro dc niuriare esmale, 10 que rara vez Sc con.
sigue con las locciOnes polvos hoy en- uso. Gene
ralmente las senoras que aprecian de refnamien-
to y buen gusto desean tener
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
TELE G R A M As.
fg4gss Fzst- -

Por el vapor ingles Elder hemos re-
cibido periodicos de la Habana hasta
ell II. He aquf las noticias telegra-
fcas: -
Ho5ona, marco de 1873.- LSboa, mar
go 4.-El -rey de Espana d. Amadeo
Sc ha embarcado con toda su familia en- di-
reccion Geneva. Fue despedido con to-
dos los honores correspondence su ele-
vada categorla por la familia real, los dig
natarios ministt6s portugueses.
Madrid, MARIO 4.-El ministro de Es
tado Sr. CASTELAR, ha presentado una mocion
para que Sc restablezca en- Suiza la lega-
cion espanola.
Paris, marco 4.-El presidente de la re-
pdblica ha expedido 6rdenes muy rigoro-
sas para impedir la introduction de arlnas
On Espana.
Habana, marco 6 de 1873. --NueUa- York
marco 5.-La febre amarillo continGa con
suma violencia en- Rio Janeiro Sc ha ex
tendido 10 largo de la costa hasta Bahia
Pernamburco
Mad,5d, marco 5.-El Sr. Figueras ha
presentado una mocion en- que propone sc
convoquen las C6tes CONSTITUENCIES para
ell le de mayo pr6ximo y Sc fje el dia 10
de abril para las elecciones en- la Peninsu
la, y Puerto Rico, en- las que pQdran tomar
parte todos los ciudadanos que hayan cum
pido veinte amos de edad. La Asamblea ac
tual spspendera sus sesiones tan pronto CO.
m6 maya votado ell artlculo del presupues-
to referente al armamento de la milicia
ciudadana, y en- su lugar quedara una CO.
mission permanente cuyq deber sera ayudar
& los ministries en- ell gobierno mientras Sc
reunan las C6rtes CONSTITUENCIES, y serA
disuelta tan pronto como eStas queden or
ganizadas. aa.. .a<..~ ii. .,.ss4 -
Ell ni1istro de Hacienda ha presentado
tambien una mocion Ell que pide Sc ven-
dan los bienes de la Corona.
Engotra mocion pide el Sr Sornl que
las leyes sobre Bancos, legislation judicial
hipotecas, Sc hagan estensivas las Co
lonias.
Ha5a,sa, marco s. de 1878. .-NMevG- York
marco 6. .--sLos vapores Moro Castle y Co.
lmn6id seran rematados el martes de la Sc
mana entrante para satisf facer las reclama-
clones de los acreedores de la Companfa q
que pertenecen.
Madrid, marco 6.-Doscientos treinta y
seis radicales han celebrado una reunion.
La mayoria de la Asamblea Sc ha decla-
RADIO unanimemente EN- contra de la mocion
del Sr Figueras para que la Asambea ac-
tual suspenda sus sesiones y Sc convoquen
las C6rtes Constituyentes.
El general Skies ha comunicado al Sr
CASTELAR, las felicitaciones del COngrcso de
los Estados Unidos respecto del estableci
miento del gobiemo republicano en- Espana.
Haba,,a, marco 10 de 1873.-Madyid,
margo s. 8.-Laproposicion del Gobierno pa
ra disoiver la Asamblea y convocar C6rtes
Constidyentes ha pasado a una comision,
la cual esta en- conferencia con los minis
tros: creese probable un acuerdo.
Tanto en- la capital como en- las provin-
cias es completa la tranquilidad.
NOTICHAs COMERCEALEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Manos. Blancas Y SuaVes.

Creemos que no hay NADIA que tienda mas pro.
dncr este efecto que ell Aqua Florida de Murray v
Lanman mezclada con ell aqua de lavarse Las Sc.
noraS de Cuba Sud America fueron las primeras
en- deseubrr las extraordinaraS virtudes de esta a.
qua floral como cosmetco, despues de veinte v
cnco amos de uso dario han deciddo que es La NJ
ca destllacion floral que combina todos los reoui-
sitos como SECURE ehcaz hermoseador de Ia come
plexon, tan bien como perfume Squisito delicas
do. PTobablemente el mas distintivo caracter del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
EN- VRNTA Y MUY BARAT0.

LAmpaMA dc eriatai metal q hiesIo do yaria3
oiAara. bosnbas para idefn para Eaear aqua: tn-
h4srla dr plonn. hIeFro mctal ilayea para gaa
aqua. ggandrA ehiraa. pogtA- -bosnbaa me-
cneru4 dc varta4 elAseA tOdO 10 eouccruiente
Al aluIubgasia.
vtdEios planos ds distlataa dimcaaionca para
fatulea. vtdTturaa ugruA uaoA.
! pnr altltuu nsTaa muei4aa eoAaa que pasdon
verse ca ul citado oasAblreimlon to. o.-~Pacgto
kico. eUGAumbF1 as d5 tsTzs~J. ri hsesaaseAsV
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Almacen de hierro
DE ALVAR0 VAZQUEZ,
EN- la MARINA.

50 ACADIA de recibir directamente do Europa
un gran surtido de hierro en- llantas, barras
cuadradas redondas de todas dimenciones,
planchas 8 chapas para chimeneas, caiieras de
vapor Otros usoa, anclas, ganchos y guarda-
cabos para embarcaeiones. Pintura verde, CO.
oTada, blancoxinc tino y ordinario. aceite lima >
IA crudo quemado, clavaxon surtida, hejes 8
ARGOS de hicfTo para piperia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Preside provincial.

( Las personas que tuveran contra dicho estable-
cimiento algun creditO, anterior nj fallecimiento
de y. Eleuterio Villabazo, tendran la bondad dc
acndr reallzaro antes de tePcer dia advrtendoles
que de no yerifcarlo, les pararA el peuicio cons-
glifento-PuertO-R Rico, lS de mario do 1s73-EI
Mayor 90 Jefe, Ricardo Ruiz del Arbol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Para calros y carretas.

So hallaFA eonstantemente un deposito de
sola.io, aanehoa. perneria surtida. dcmas arti-
cuios ooncernientca u esta elase de obraa.
Tanben 80 hallaEa ademas de ventas pihas o
nanxauas, eam0uea con Ia vuclta sacada. lanEas
raypa para las miAmas-
Tolo 10 quo Aerealiza 4 pre.ios m6dicoa- Sta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
REFRESCAN TIE PODER.

FL sentdo del olfato no Sc cansa de e. al contra
RIO parece hallarse mas intense el placer cuanto
mas acostumbra i su uso.
Como hay muchas falsitcacones, pidase sempre
81 Aqua florida preparada por LANMAN KEMP,
Nueva-York
Do veRta en- todas lassprincipales Boticas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Para Barcelona.

La polacra espafiola Emilia 81 captain d. Ma
nuel Carbonel saldra directamente para Bar
cel0na 4 la mayor brevedad possible admite car
Cruz 3. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevlla Madrid por todas can
lidades q corta vista giran los que suscriben.
'sPuert0- Rico febrero de 1S73.-Iriarte HERNIA
no de Caracena y Comp +.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
GIROS.

Borras hermanos del comercio de Fajardo, gi-
ran sebre Palma de Mallorca por todas canti-
dades cortos dias vista.
Fajardo febrero 10 de 1873. 15F
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Para Cadiz.

Elereantin golcta cspaHol BTwd su captain
D. Mateo Mahigues admite carga ilete pasa-
gcros con dcstino Cadis saldra 4 Ia mayor bre-
i-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Iona de hilo para bu-

qnes Zorro de camas para eneerad0 dc earrctaA
sin costnra puns tlene 3yaIas media de aucho.
forros dc Iona dc todos tamaiios para camas de
hierro Ell casa de +. Ramos. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
EN- S PESOS.

Se yende nn MoSTRADOR On baen. eatado pfOpio
pava puIperia 0tro estaLleeineuto: gu Ill Ien sinn
- de 4varas largo. Daran raEon en- Id fmprent Il
Ia Marina caiis do la Forealeza 80 I--4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19

NLILLr1

%, d. Borras Hermapos, del Comercio de esta
fLI' rLana' gran sobre Alicante Barcelona, Bilbao,
Malaga, ,OreDee, Palma de MaIIorca, Padron,
Pontevedra, Rivadeo, Sevilla, Santiago ,Santan-
Der, Tarragona, Tuy, Valencia, Vigo, Vivero,
ViHagarcia Zaragoza.-Puerto-R Rico 10 de
eneIO de 1S73-Calle de la Fortaleza ntm. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
ADMINISTRATOR CENTRAL DE- LOTERIAS
ANUNCI0 AL PUBLICO.

PLAN dc prc,si0S para el sOrteo mime
10 9O2, Qtte ha de- celebrdrse el dia - dc
Abv1R a. 1873, et eaal ha de consponerse de
10000 b'iietes al precio dc 100 pesos q sean
500 pcSetas as,io
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Prensa de imprimir.

Sc vonde ma PRENsITA MRcANICA DE l-TKRRo
nueva, tconla rama dem4s artfculos de imposeionl
Propia para mprmir targatas, etiquatas para csjas
de tabaco bnteilaH. mn-qull aspara cigarrltUs Il
la platina mde pnlgadas nglesas por 4 de ancho:
toda Ia lTensita "A pulgadas NADIA mas aprop6sito
para una fAbica dc tabacos qdeestautilaima prenda
ma Gale de Ia Fortaleza donde impondran de an pre-
clio III que lG intarese. 8a Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
Lunas de espejos

De II vara por g. euadr.,a metal dorado ma
dera negra, cuadros nistieos para fogograhA de
imagenes. caliaa dnEahas de paliaandro de- yAt.ua
anehos, vtdFios RrgieAoa para vidnceAa traga.
lucca en- caaade r. Ranna. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19

Son objcto de venta los siguientes:
las casas ntmeros 50 y 81 do la calle
! c.N f-;~.o da asia ranifal. otras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19

y abrazar extensamente 81 negocio- Do
Tambien tengo el gusto de parNciparA
Bile pnblico de esta Isla y, & WIS anti fguosS
relacionados, que sll mi casa hallaran siems
lfmas selectoY escogido do los principales mt
de Europa en- les que tengo extensas relacio
ra poder ofrecef & mis- parroquianos lns meio,
CLOS de laplaza y una gran election ems
en- tod clase de mercancias.: b.
Deblendo tener constantementeu una 81
ola de manufactures naciOnales, lnglesasA
'yalemanas, los compradores do Ia Isl a hal ~
pre- OCCASION de pr0veerse en- mi casa Saln
41 de articulos especiales p0rsu baratur
niencia
4 En- Mario pr6ximo espers Ia casa an secS
gamen.o. Puerto-R Rieo ~ febreT0de 1872
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
]. PRECIos DE ANUNCTos.

Hasta seis slfneas de impression, rs. fits. en- pl
sando, cts la Inca. Los suscritorea pagaran
cts. Los anuncios por meses amos SO publicaran
precios convencionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19

Ayiso pdbllsI5s'

DisueIta de comun acatrdo desde al Is del prt
mo pasado enero la sociSd4d Francisco Baston y
de 10 que fuf fundador ys0sio comanditario, ms
hecho cargOd La antigua casa donde giraba &C
LA conoolda pcr EfSeI de OrO.--San Franc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-19
HNO XXX1II.

Este peri6dico se publica los domingos, microbes
viernes cuando las circunstancias 10 exigen dan
,lo sA 81
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-08

THE question most frequently PROFOUND
ed at Nashville in relation to the resigna-
ton of Comptroller Hobbs is, how was the
change brought about ? With Burch in
Hobbs place the ring is complete. The
show is very good for the ring, but how
about the tax payers? Burch's paper,it will
be remembered, refused to advertise for the
State for the lowest bidders on the public
printing. He has had a great deal to say
about the Congressional ''salary stear' and
but little about the public printing
Stealo
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-08

WE regret to note the death of DIR. Will
liam III. McGuffey. Professor. of Moral
Philosophy at the University of Virginia.
He died at Charlottesville, after linger-
ing illness. Prof. McGuffey, in connection
with Alex. III. McGuffey, Esq, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, prepared the celebrated series
of McGuffey's school books SO long stand
ard works of their class throughout the
nation. Prof. McGuffey was an uncle of
Chas. D. McGuffey, Esq, of this city.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-08

THE editor of the Union and american
having secured a fat office, by procuring
the resignation of Hobbs as Comptroller,
his paper grows frisky. 1t is a reliable or
gan, and in its last issue shows, in long
leader, that Radicalism is waning and De-
mocracy full of vitality. The same organ
has killed, buried and damned Radicalism
half dozen times, and still it carried the
last Presidential election. ei
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-08

their energies to building up the waste
places of the South. Nor have his services
in this direction passed without hand
some recognition on the part of the gen
eral Government. He was delegate to
the Philadelphia National Convention and
Judge of the Circuit Court at the time of
his late appointment by President Grant
as Minister to st. Petersburg.
WE do not presume for moment that
the committee now visiting Knoxville
with view of locating the proposed Cen
trail University will look alone at the finan-
cial inducements our people offer. While
the sum offered is exceedingly liberal, en-
terely creditable to the city, more than
we expected to see raised in bona fide
money subscriptions, we think Knoxville
offers in its central and heslthful location,
in the high moral and intelligent charac-
ter of its population an inducement that
should weigh largely with the committee.
Knoxville is the commercial, political, jul
dicial, social, educational and geographical
center of vast section now rapidly devel-
oping. The gro,Uh of this section. and
particularly of Knoxville, will be of an
element that will be liberal in its patron
age and aid to colleges. Nowhere in the
South could the committee find SO health
full and profitable location with such
brilliant future before it.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-08
JAMES L. ORR.

The death of Hon. James Lawrence
Orr, United States Minister to Russia,
which was announced in yesterday S
CHRONICLE, occurred at st. Petersbure
on Monday night. Mr.. Orr was born at
Craytonville, South Carolina, and clerked
in his fathers store until eighteen years of
age. In 1912 he graduated at the Univer-
sity of Virginia and the next year began
the practice of law at Anderson, in his ma
tive State, and also for time distinguish
ed himself as the able editor of the A'oder-
son Gazette.
He was elected to the Legislature in
1874, where he opposed multiplying the
tariff act of 1912 and favored choosing
Presidential electors by the people instead
of 10y the Legislature, as WAS then the prac-
tice in that State. In 1S48 he went to
Congress and was reelected regular
ly after that time until 1859. In
politics, Mr.. Orr was, during this time,
strongly Democratic, and cast his influence
in favor of slavery, even to opposing the
Clay Compromise. The thirty-ffth Con-
gress elected him Speaker on the first bal
lot, an office which he filled with credit.
Mr.. Orr favored Southern Confederacy
in the campaign of 1860, and though he
opposed South Cardinals seeding alone,
voted for the ordinance at the convention
in December of that year, and was one of
the Commissioners sent to Washington to
treat for the surrender of the defenees to
Charleston. He was appointed Adjutant
General of South Carolina in 1861, and by
his intuitive skill as a military man, rapid
Iy modified the finely equipped and drill
ed militia of that State, whose superior
discipline was the cause, in many in
stances, of the successes of the Confederate
forces in the early part of the rebellion.
Since the war Mr.. Orr identified him.
self with those Southern leaders who have
wisely accepted the situation and bent
, 1873-06-14
OBIT ia R Y

DIED on Wednesday the IIth instant, Mrs.
Ann Eliza Monefeldt, aged 53, wife of Edward
Monefeldt Esq, Clerk at Christiansteds Sheriffs
Office.
In the character of the deceased there was a
handsome feature, moro prominent than the
others, namely her disinterested desire to do
good to her fellow-creatures not only to see
them enjoying some Of the pleasures of life, with
which she had been blessed, but to provide for
those who were unable to provide for themselves,
to administer to their wants and to relieve the
distressed, as far as was within her power.
Among tn large number of those who on We'd
nesday afternoon followed her remains to their
resting place, there were doubtlessly very many
who in some way or other, at some time or other,
had received at her hand ono mark of kindly
attention, some little tender aid, when most
needed. And there are doubtlessIy very many
who were not among her followers to the grave,
whose pillows She had oftentimes smoothed, to
whose wants she constantly and regularly stroye
to administer, who will now miss her.-But it
Is more particularly in the home-circIe that her
departure will cause a painful blank. Her step
children, to whom she was a kind, amusing and
i%ndulging companion, but at the same time,
when necessary, q determined and oxacting
guardian, will miss her most sorely especially
will those Ofthem who are about to enter on the
arena.of life, in the midst of hopeful expecta-
tions, feel a damp on their spirits and regret the
absence of her helping and guiding hand.-IIer
NNfCA % q NfFtlC W ~ q SUI HAFAAS uuSpllV1
with whom she had passed moro than a quarter
of a century, striving and struggling to smooth
life's path with whom she shared alike life's
sorrows and its joys, and to whom, throughout
her life, to her very last moments, she proved
a loving wife and a true friend. Mr. MOneteldt
bears his trying afljction with true christian re-
signation; and great as was his anguish at see
ing the inevitable bitter hour approaching, his
only thought and prayer was that his wife should
soon find an escape from her severe bodily suffer-
ings.-And there can be no more effective conso-
lation than this convictions, that She in life striy-
ed earnestly and honestly to discharge her duty
towards her Maker and towards her neighbour
her duty must have been completed, therefore
she has been called hence to meet her God her
childlike faith will gain her favour before His
throne. Let us contdingly hope that her spirit
is gone above where the heavenly lights eternal
ly shine, where all the good find resting place,
ana where He, who once dwelt among us, now
sits enthroned waiting to receive His.
, 1873-06-14

AN A~RIsToCRATIC ORGAN-G
the Belfast Police Court a gentlemanly-
looking person, aged about forty-fve, was
brought up in custody of the police, charged
with obstructing the t%horoughfare. He was
performing on an organ, which was 6xedon
a donkey-cart, and a large crowd had col
lected around him. Before the magistrates
he gave his name as John Loutin, stated
that he resided in the neighbourhood of
Navan, and also informed the bench that
he made a bet for a large sum of money
that he would support himself for twelve
months by ~hurdy-gurdy performances.
Three months ofthe year yet remain. The
evidence as to the obstruction not being
satisfactory, the magistrates discharged the
prisoner, and restored to him the organ.
cart, and donkey. Soon afterwards tbs
musical peregrinations were resumed in a
different part Of the town. It is stated
that he is a member of noble Irish fami-
ly.-I bid.
, 1873-06-14
PREJUDICES.

The reader will perhaps start at the
heading of this article; but we will speedily
justify its use. For we maintain that there
are certain prejudices which should be
cherished, because in the cherishing ofthem
we exhibit an amiable disposition. Such
are the partiaIities which incline US to pre-
fer our own country to every other land in
the world-the places of our birth and onr
education to every other spot on our native
soil and to feel warme and livelier SEN
timents of interest for the well being and
happiness of those to whom we are indebt-
ed for life, and of those whom we tenderly
love and who affectionately love US, to the
welfare ond prosperity of all other beings
in existence. These are prejudices so beau