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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
ANUNCIO.

Por resolu, ZION tomada por la smpresa que sostsns
Ell Madrid el digno periodico La Iberia organo mas
caracerixado la capital de Espana del par,ido
panol de America, todos los asuntos references al
servicio del mismo qusdAn 4 mi cargo oportunA-
meuts 10 aviso todos los Sres. suscri,ore. 4 fin
de que me manihrsten ,odas las fAltas que no,en,
paea diaha empresa des~a eorrerlos pond.nlo
de este modo al favor que ie di.pen.A Juan del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Iron VIEJU!l
FkIPARAis0 eoR u sILsIsTgE fAREs
- b. m - O. - a..

kAes EsJN saaee l. eaAs eezA - wsv~rkta aama
Il tss g.ss Pszssss&As@ ssss ss@assssssAs
sasss@sAass ksssf&ys Ahsss 81 ssesas.s Aets =
sss>.seas s~ase s*.*s sgeA@asssa ~ a9sasAs 4
Asssnsaaas - gessA xA@@ ms gsas5s PEAS
xAswaAsaea Masssaaa = xsS4@A - l. a4sa las
.. aaam ss mAA J4As F@A kaas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Almacen-1'aller.
Gale jx Ssan J2aso a@m<re 10

=. sAstss spxY sasssas sss ta.3s4~Aas sRealeza1Hs
t-Asassess a.-asA@s - tsesss aeamMs sAs@s 10
shss s~@s4sesa@ . saAs AAsas As y aasaswas6s,
sssNss - asss 81 + RAsssAas - ttasea &Amseasa.
Msaassss EsassAas ss~ssss gtss s6@ss
A Asssa sesaAasss - assss psgassesss 3ssnA
s<aas saas sssAs - sxsa 3se
txs4gesa sass -. e.ssaass sssss A-saass auAs -
asAssnal..sEaNz.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
RBVIyTA QUINCENAL
DE ESPANA.
In aso De saseIpeio" En- Pserso-Rse0, s. ssr.
DE ESPANA.

kstA REvIsrA, cue emp"GarA pubcarss en Ma
dr1d drsde IN prmsrA qancena de dicetbrv, para
mF lAs Anttllss por sos ios vapores cTrvo. ha dc
ser Embellishments Ia mas h&rAsa q inixrr.Ante lie
saAnlAa e" ban paecado para UlsrAtnAr.
sara eEcgslv lv2fDsnt~ Ie nosicsAs sn ella .. rsco-
pAsAn IL yea, i.ps Ios Acout~csu seios no.
tsotAa iseNFAaas snas tat~vvaAnlss s an en- ia
fssaiusalA 81 cxsrAnl~ru daFAase a 4aacsaa
AAsmAs, serA ssssnpTs Al primer pessnico ds IA Pc
assaA qss earvAFA por sssA lsa para Ia caal csasn
"a eoa aessvos agses<s basac. rspartsdaFr.,
Les 9s- gIsssa saseresrss, passisn dsrlsirs. los
sorrssrsasA~s a tsla. A. r-pT~.~atanta genera
sssA CAEssA!. sev5aaAo q smpsrts Alslant4ia sa
metallic d ssgles lie fraaqaso
Passse kAco. Dse4.eaers do ls7i - vi k<prrs.asaa,.
gs0esal "a IlsFAa4as. Ea@-arsLs Larrsea PaAe~aL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20

!. !. ss4~ess.as =. " ss2Say3 . :. .ssss. -
s.sssss.sssanss. -. A@s.ss &s.ss ss.~. s~ssess~s
II p4N = asssaxpaa = sasA ~ Nsssas *skss ~ -
- ~ s.Aass ss sAms2se.Ase s@s~r~s..as -. ss-.@
sa..~.ssams A@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
A V is O..

PONCE EN- conocimiento DE- los Sres. suscr pores de
La iberia sn esta Isla que por mis- muchas ocupacio
nes he deado Ia agenca de dicho peri6dico; supcan
doles dirijan a mi sobre este particular
Eduardo Larroca Pascual. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
GIRO DE LErRAS.

xsssas@ Nssassssssas ss Nsa.waass - Fssss
6ses4 s.Ass tksssss ess4.AsstssA N#s#a &as& Nsea
- Tsse.1 3kss~sAss 1sssss n@As1 sasASs. ssAassns
Fsass - msssssss Tsgs Fsssss.ssAss * 1855 a.es
t~a.~sss &sxN e~sas-a<ss ssssssssssass sseeksaaA
s*T Nssasvs& v~iNAslssh d. assss. xss4.s.aa.
A~s@se~* Asess Mas. r - Esnss = 80 !. -.
= - : FsM.a@~ ssnss -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
j. CE r r A.

TI.ns el gasso da AnancsAr ~ pablea Que dssde
fseha qaedA alberta 1s ~siA i'lAsA
eAs 4~ IA Graz. afIm 81. plaza principal Los A4aa+
is u eiss sgciA 4s - ntSda pae1su foUSsrY1r
slia a s~sIrt4AI lie 9asiAg sAusteehoa pses. Ia
bseuio Ad4lr3tLo de aateu4Ana aasu3acAa Fo8~&otrs
smporfa@t@s 4sl sIfrap(~Tp la sosvAas pe@
dr cosasasc al pAs 4as @Ee~rat". a4Fts@ 10
nsFvanes@s g2s pAas8ea e0mpstag esa As sssoFrs -
lsap-sssAa 81 "a IsA, t@nsa 80 eAs'dA4 8"eaS sa
pEt~.es
Hay para s.sserAs = ssAarltAs aovsdAa eaasPlstA
slAss ds ssbrsxOs prsc4os 4ss asaeA - eAa ~taAt
do plaza paaos, gsll&ay s.Fa~sAs lie a u - &c
saIsssA AAesa Ahsasos para teAifu le pAseas -
ss.sFsns ' lie ss1a saE~soT saAA4 graz sAgsss&A4
vArsxst popass, gree. shaeosA4sa hasissAs 1s ntSo
wasaaae DO Aiia Do g~4@as essseaAa. sfsAs esssA
Aaa sla real. ssiA as fvsA, sasSFs.As hFAaAase H.
rsss sl sss 4.saeAAo aAeFaos para isassa -
ssAasa saasAs ksaaAAs 10 ssaA saeAgss a@stsaAaaA
Fs. ss4lAs - taAAs ssAsss pfsos 4sa4s ssaa fsAsa
pss AAssA gssSa A~esaA ssas g~slAAaAs 10 AZ
-. vsaAs@ s@ . r saAs ~ " .. F'As4sAa sssi
IL isy ~ ssaass par.
rssA saAAl.r~. eaasAa..s j. so.AA. sAAs. . 10 q ~
>, g. @@A eagE@~<gAsas 4s AAs = 90 ia AsssaA
mAAssaAs Azaf ytlo Aass@A. eaAsssass o 81. -
~ r.asss pAAasa@a - AAa. bss@eps &s essA~T IL
- u 81 s~xaAaAs As FsAAss asa. sss-assTss
gfsasss sss~s ~. - - ssas4sa - u pass
81 - fssasAa - fsa@ss a@@ - 8" gAsA fsa@~s
4ssss A&a=@ss "a s34s SAfas@s ss@2as&
Aas. - 4. saaAs sss~xsss F~~ss gas s&ssAa
4. sAS@s ssas&A~s4as aas&sa sa&~saAasss sfsasssas
tssr@a sAsHss @s%ss-ss ss'as@sssa~s FszA aAs~As
FAss amA.~s Assa@AA& De asxssa&&Ss 4@s
s.<ts yrsasss sa4a..sas aaa "a. F.a-sA@ Fe~@s@
ssasAAN.ss ssaaas&a4ss sss&as ae ssaMas sasa@Aa
- sA sssaas - sAaA &s ssaa fsAasA - a.
sa<N. = 9@ass. $40 80 q. g@sAs Fs.~eas
Mss aaAAAssas ssaa aAesaSss ss EsssssssA 4@s So
as@Asss Fs9ssas g3sAss - tAsss ssRap ssF
zee - Aea~aa sassass 10 s&ss3 Asess e
s~aas. aA. .ss~s.. 4. #tsa T. - sss-ss 49,
ssa.s sma saesssssat@s@ass TAsAsss - ssaass
Asa~AA
ksm A4As s saas ssgsss Assss @asAAs 80 ssss
es1ssss - ). sssassasAs &s ssse sss- va ~sss-s -
saaaaasa.aA - sas~s &@l3es s@e& s% ye~saA'seA
TaamM4 Maaas Ah..A4saaAeN l. "a 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
PRECIOS DE ANUNCIOS.

neas de impression pubcandose hasa
reaes exceda de los sLos precios
des cuand los anuncos hayan de pubse carces
6 6 los de estas ineas-Por
precOs cOnvenconales Los
10 nea mpresa Anuncos comu
uicados abonaran adelantados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
B nos en- Yauco.

El ocho del pr6ximo mes lie Dicismbrs contnuarAn
Ios bahos ni casa y 10 hago pabico para eonce
Giento general s.pecialnsnse los Jovenss yauca-
que tan ahcionado. son 4 sate frcseo.
Yauco Is do Noyiembrs de lS7t.-~Pedro IrEarr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
ANUNCIO.

Sc vsnde 4 precios comodos ell Ia Villa de Aqua
dia una casa terrera cubierta de teja aenanA con
solar sin el Ia cae del Progreso esquina entr da
la Plaza principal FL que la interese paede sntender
e. con su dueno ID Juan Pedro Acevedo. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
DeVocionaro Puerto-lqueio
Encuadernado en- Barcelona,
an xiafnana Ma ahma

En- la Impreta de Ia Marina calle
de la Fortalexa se acabau de recibir
de Barcelona por 81 vapor espafiol
Comillds; una partida de los tan COMO
cidos Devocionarios; Guiynaldas; de
div;nas flores; Visitus al Santtsimo Sa
cyamento; Debocionario de Animsas, y
Rubts de los nifos cristiaosn; todos
impresos en- esta Imprenta y encua-
dernados en- BarceleLa, en- variadas
y vistosae pastas, con planchas de re-
Iieve y pieles 6nas, iguales & las An-
coras de Salvacion, unos, y otros con
c"ntos dorados y piel Chagrin; los
hay tsmbien en- tela achagrinada in
glesa, con planchas dorsdas del ma
yor gusto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERT0-RIC0.

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4Asas 10 gtRsa1FssAs #s tssssss ssAssps IL IL tsa
- sess 4ss ss gwessks Wsses Asss
- sss sTassss - Ls@AAs s@F IL ~sesasa
saaais4a t. Assssskss~s. asn As sesasss
ysaseas ssasAeasss - sa4AAss - ax RAssaefgss
- .@xsaaasA IS sa1 81 sss aaasss asss-
Sas - sasaa6ssAss 4 asesa asaasesss1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Giro do Iatraa.

Assss E6zAA sssssEs Msssas s..s s.as.ksA.. /.
- slsAssas sssas xasa sss sAs s..ssaaa.
Fsss~s Nsss = - aAsss - 3sSA rsgssssss .g4~sss
~ E4~@asss 3ssysst
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
AGUINALDOS

Baenos vnos $500 suss 4. 5rages blAsso AAeto
de- il Nara va cA}As Ae t4 l.9tellA. ~ vemAe "a
eAjls del Cr;sss - palV~Fsa ' Sol ~ (alfol 3-J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20

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NsssAssA~EAsss - As@ AAss ssaeass~s sss4ass. II
AaAassass@ sesssaM ~ wsssss. a.@ ssssss.s.4 80.
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s@*s4s4ssas SstNsas
ss sssss4ssass as1 ss4A
@sAs~sss @a.Ase ea ssssassssa.sss
sssss - sss@Ns8A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
NUN. $50.
PRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por $40 la isa-Por seis $3.50 centavosPor
un trmere $3-Por reaes la Capital el
de la Isa-Por Peninsula extrangso, nvande
peri6dco porte nge 5
ano e a sla de Cuba $l2.
suscrpciones pagan siempre po adelanado sup
pueden ense Agentes drectamente Aa
m mnst~acion
Ell BoLErIN envia todas parties franco de porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Aviso al pIblico.

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asssss kss @ssassAs ssss4ass Ytssa Assss aaAsasa
ses ssssftsssss @ssss ssasssaas - sss
40 - ssassssasssass asas4 - T. TssAAsa a sss
~ assavaaSass asssAsA. ass. - e~aaa. "a
-. 4asaess Assaa. sasnsAssa s
- &@4s Asas sAs.sas
uass 4sssa ]. xsassss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Tzhaca dc II Hshana.

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- - @ssNsam anMsmMaes N@AssAs~ &ss4ssssss -.
ExMMi e1n Mx4zHxaNe.
A.sAA.s.@ kA~x4mesn -. n~si.e sesaNlis. : A.s..
- NtMs1ssa nissNMxs - NlNAs - - s.guslsssF
NzNe&N MNNsMfIaNNM EMk4 ~ - ke ea#sNess ass ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Medico Cirnjano.

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gtess. gss s~sssssss4 &s @.ssstssss Esassssss s.
s4ss~es 81 MzsssmA sfsz is snss s4s,aasss& sss
saassa~Asa@# a~s L. assa.ss 80 .s@a~
.as saass@sa - ssssAeas 4. a gssa
.asaa .A& ~ @EA.ss A.ws4 ~ ss As -
assAs
Fa.sas xssas. AxEs@a. Rs - "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
s25 dc qualification ~

s.a4 .as sasaussa Aasnas. III EAsA = N@~sksss
-. Fsss@* Msesas 81 s.@ Msas#s 4 ~ h@
saae M.sast Ms8ss@@ ~sasasA stsasas %Aass
s-.s.ssss ssssss s~a4Ass sssssk 49, ~ s@asAea s@s
=. Aa~se-s~p~As ssAga - Aapasstess fmA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
ANO a..

Pubcase pe6dco microbes v1enes Guam.
ccunsancias repdrtese acances supmsntas
gratis a los suscrpores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
AiUEBLES.
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sase.s L. -


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AfsaasssA A2asas sseas ssse aaAasss pss.ssssa ass
s,sa,spess. AsAsssas n. LStsasSa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
;REMEDIJ NUEvO.

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seEAss&# gsas AAn ls kAssaasss ssYas
sAsst4 a@sasssa As 8sssMNg4 sass
ssss8aaBs AAE s.t8s ~
xs aS.am asaae
Ass ssssaaseA So s.ssss.stg s.ssss h.
sssssssass sasea ssse=e ests 4s.s
.asassasssas - - ss s.as.sa.ss > ssss
sAA sse4s.A<s4 aaSs = sasssss.
saAM@ - sE. - AssssSs ssass .ssAs 4 :.
f@~~ - fsYas ts.asuss.ss .sss sa4 aaA4sa
- sAwss as sa3.a asass.sssss.ss Aasaas sa.
Gms 4.s asMa44.saa.4s, s-a4 s,ssssas.
ssss sssa
sasas.aas assssss,s
E@4s s~ssea.& ssa4Ea. 4ssaye~s = v.s .4~sess..
A~-a1s. As~a~@ass - 4xFKaak~ AA*sA~us Aa~a.. =.
= aNesA Sm&A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
Perdida de un caball O

a d. Ramon Porrata, do San German, le fue robado
e IL de Noviembre cabao alazan amarillo, erin
cola regular cabeza caabozo orejas congas ses
tas palma de azada, paso menudeo: tienee
sajadura en- la una zquerda frasera. Sc grafcara al
que 10 presente do noticias ciertas de 81. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20

PRECIOS.
Guirnaldas de divinas flores des
de 4 rs 81
Visitas al Santisimo Sacramento
de 4 4y..-..--..--.-..... 5rs.
DevocionariOs de Animas &. -. 4 ;,
Rubis de los nirlos A........ g.,
1-2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20
CJnsulado Britanico.
n6ns DH Dxcxnn6BRH.

La correspondence 80 cierta IN Consulado los
das sigaienles:
Para IngIaisrra EspahA,
Francia, AlsmantA toda
Europa, Asia, saaihoaias, FL Is e melo dia.
Pasihco Terra trina las
ColonsAs faglssas.
Para Ia HabaaA. 10. Es- lto a.
.ados Unidos Aeeo. - H'N :"
CogoaiAa sags~aaa. "
Para 81 Brasil Rio lie 81 a.. ~
Ia Plata, -
tt,4t.tt Via sznthfanas pas "a
poe Asasreaao Il H.
r,t, DsA n
Via iw Jamaica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-20

Assess 9sasks - &ka~seas'eas PssNss - sssHas
ssas ssAaA@a ssssAss ssaaasa. - smaAasa~
F.s sessss Aasaas 81. e. &s ga
.as ss@A
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-11-05
"t;irl, don't be in il Hurry to Marry

This is the advice we would give girls grnrr-
ally. One OF the prevailing opinions of the day
is, that it is IA very ditlicul, thing for women to
marry tn advantage. \ Dung men are told they
can marry lust a> well Il, they wish, and they
arc heard TO boast at times that they will mar
~ rich or not at all. That women are placed
at rather Il disadvantage in the matchmaking
business. we are frank to admit. but it Is prln-
cipalv due t. the fact that they are not sutl-
cirnty independent and are too anxious.
The advice we give Young ladies is, to be in
no hurry to marry Better never marry, than
to be i'll treated We have seen old maids
who.c cnuynrnt Of life, aHd whose usefulness
to society, far exceeded many married women :.
Indeed we have Great respect for one OF those
free OPEN energetic old nlails--trom choice.
The capacity of Il woman to take care OF her
self, is too much uHdrrratcd. Has not the
reader orth article >rcn women who supported
their husband, and families" Seen them buy
clothc, for tie children; feed the children and
even build houses for them to live in, all with
their own money Indeed we know of ln>tan-
crs where women of talent and energy have
married men Of l><uutr and lazy habits and
have led mis-, rally poor lives, when if they had
been lct, to themselves thry would, by their
cncrgy and talents, have made 4 comfortable
living and Il competency besides Who ever
knew 4 womtn who worked six days i'll the
week, but what size saved money in the end ,
How many married women there are who work
hard a,.l are alway~ poor, when il! they had re-
nainr,l single anil dcprnlcn, on their own cN-
crtinil> and had no men To support, their cir
cur,,ta,uccs wou, have been !'cttcr. Many
and many Il good w"'aan- happiness, health
and prosperity ~ destroyed hy marrying.
Sow. we d1 not advise womicn not To niarry
when they c;,n nia,ry wei, but we do thimk
they ought to be yrry guarded very choice in
the selection of It companion Tor Iir. If they
would all act on this principle there would be
more happiness in the world, and their chances
would be- better Those 'lori, al creation
who now ho;t~i OF thcir power 20 marry whom
they please, would soon change their tune.
Il would be blessing ln many poor women
irIhr matrimonial knot could be lou>rd. When
once tied, il is difficult to yet unoo>r. Wo-
men lose more by marrying. in many instances
than they gain. 1t is true there is some novel
f. about the business which they all want It"
test. but ii Is Il very serious matter, and they
should be- exceedingly particular. less they pay
dearly nay, bitterly for the experiment.
GrifiH Nt'rS.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-11-05

her end was at hand, for people were very su,
perstitious in those days. They had been up AL
night with good little Mother Hubbard, and
dawn was breaking, and with it she felt sure
that she must go, when clatter over the road
and up to the door came a horse and on the
horse a man. Hc alightcd. He ratified the
knocker. He rushed in. There was no stop
ping him. Up stairs he went to Mother Hub
! bard's room, and bolted in Every one stared
at him. lie took off his hat. "Parding,' said
he. II heered Mrs. Hubbard was dying"
! That she's had warnin's on her bakin's.
came over to explain. You see | was sexton
! O. the church here two years ago, and know
all about it. You needn't die O skccr Just ylt,
! Miss Hubbard, for there is neither spirits or
devils about, nor vet warnlnS. hat marks
the oaves is old Mr.. Pickles tombstone. |
took it for an oven bottom secin' thar war no
survivors and brick war dear. The last folks
before YOU didn't have en- printed off, cos they
made nan loaves. But we was used to en- our
selves cross bones and skulls in the ginger
bread we didn't mind and | never thought o
carin' for the rcS,rgam. So YOU sec how 1t Is,
Miss Hubbard, and I'm sorry YOU was >kccrcd.
I'd orter a mentioned it when | sold the prop
er,y"
Nobody said word The minister shut his
hymn book. The doctor walked to the window !;
there was dcathlikc silence. Mother Hubbard
broke it.
"Father," she said, ''thc first thing you DO,
get bottom to that oven" And the tone as
surcd the assemblage Of friends, that mother
Hubbard was not going to die Just then. In
deed. she sat up the very next day, and as soon
as the oven was rebottomed, invited everybody
to tea-drinkng, at which no one discovered
awful warming on the bread or ghostly print
ing on the Ginger cake.
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The Great Salt Lake.

\ Salt Lake City correspondent OF the Chi
cawo Iohr- O,r,tn SAYS There seems to be Il
general impression among strangers that the
city Of Salt Lake is located on the margin OF
the great salt Lake. and the tourist OH hi, ar
rival here is surprised and disappointed to find
that it is not The popular visiting place on
the lake is what is called ElacI; Rock
living directly west twenty miles distant from
iii, city. on the old overland mail road going
toward California. it is Il most interesting
spot to visit, and il is very strange that out OF
Inc many who travel across the continent, de-
siro,I OF seeing cvrrviin" of interest, there are
so few who will take the Time and trouble To
see this most wonderful and beautiful sheet Of
wafer The size ul The lake Is about eighty
miles from east to west, and about one hun,
drcd mile, from north To south. 1t is tie
rrra, reservoir for all the waters that empty
into the surrounding valleys, without any
known outlet, except what the gentle rays Of
the summer sun draw up To the cloudy strata
oi lhr heavens. The water Is exceedingly sal
ty more 50 than any body of water in the world,
and It's buovancy is fully loo per cent. more
ti,u ,ha, of the ocean. In the cru,lc>t man
n.r the AIormonS makes Il pail of sal, from
thr,, nails of water, aud the huoyancy is very
rcrccI,lihlt in bathing, when The ordinary
swimmer finds he il":lt ~ easily and 81
currIv rs walking on the sure and hrnl-Srt
earth" Sinking is imposahlc. The water in
the lake is gradually rising, and some csli-
mates have put it at ten inches each year; but
mo- means have been taken To measure it until
about two months since, when granite mon
un,rnr wa, erected at Ilark Rock, Il short dis
t,nrc from the shore. The lake rs Il thing OF
beauty i, almost unsurpassed. The water 1T
times i, of the deepest green; ut others Of thr
pur,s, blue; and, varying from the shallow
to the deep water, from the liGhtc, t." the
,larkc,, shades. ard AT aIl times like the grand
old ocean The ~cagu and the pelican scale
in,, overhead. ridius gracefully the waEcs upon
it, smooth or rolling ~,ri'rr
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Purity of Life.

believe the world ourS it to boys, as well is
to girls, that they shall be brought up to man
hood with clean minds this condition is much
more necessary than clean faces, hands, and
clothing. although the latter would naturally
be- associated with the former condition.
Purity in the training OF boys does not make
girls of them They DO not grow unmanly, rs
i, too commonly believed by being taught
mndc>ty Lately it WIS my pleasure to remain
Il short time in Il family in which there were
four or five we'll brought up boys and young
men, They were Il >talwart, handsome, manly
set, with Il scli-rcsprct and modesty that gave
them Il certain dignity. young rs they were
but they l,:ld Il live mother, though only plain,
unlearnrd woman. They were obedicnt, atfrc-
tionatc, and respectful 10 her. She had made
every effort to educate them; to arouse their
ambition and industry, and had succeeded we'll,
but especially wis she anxious about their Nor
ais believe this article waS suggested by
observing in her homcly but excellent face her
mothcrly solicitudc when they were likely to be
exposed 10 evil companions.
Among farmers, society does not resolve it.
self into c:s:c< but ut their social gatherings or
",l:,ncv>." ,> they are called, the lowest charac-
ters, even in point or morals may mingc with
the best repeat, one could see the struggle
urc of her brood an, seeing them among evil
associates. Her boys understood it. too, and
sometimes would say "M"lhcr don't care at
all about going. am going to stay at nome.
They were entirely trustworthy abroad, Is the
following incident will prove: y ntghbor> 5
son came one day to visit them. The mothers
countenancr dArkcnc,la rs She saw him approach
She said to me ailrrward, Il imagine my boys
will learn more vilcnr,s from that fellow in an
hour than ihry would in year out of his com
plnv: ilr> had no trainnE. Al tie school
which these voting men attended, noticed
them when together: though they were COM
panon:ble social and pleasant with this neigh
brr, one could see the good mothers influence
reaching out from home, There seemed no
cordial interchange OF commodities ot 4 low
nature, but they uncon>ciouSly refined their
ncighl,nr, and impaired to him great >rlt-rc-
Sprct t. -Phr,tyi,4icd .I"'Un"} jar O"tobcr.
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- The Cincinnati Gn-"t", thorough parll-
s;ln newspaper of the Radical persuasion, makes
the following excuse for this recent )"Inocfatir
victory in that region: son n platform "i rc-
prldiltion imitation, anti temperance al'! 9'"'r-
ri casStdnc<<, the Democratic party has carried
OH" hy u '!ccilcd lnaj",lly lu,! c!ect.! eleven
Of The twenty ConrrLasillcu.
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WHAT TO no.-ProteSsor Wilder, of Cor
nell University gives these short rules for ac-
ton in case of accident:
For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbing, dash
water into them; remove cinders, etc. with
the round point OF lead pencil. Remove in
Scct- from the ear by tepid water; never put 4
hard instrument into the ear II an artery is
cut, compress above the wound; if vein is
cut, compress below II cliokcd get upon all
tours and cough. For light burns. dip the
part in cold water; if the skin is destroyed,
cover with varni>h Smother Il fire with car
pets, etc water will often spread burning oil,
and increase the danger Before passing
through smoke, take a full breath. and then
sloop low. bat it carbon is suspected. walk
erect Suck poison wounds. unless your mouth
is sore Enlarge the wound. or better, cut out
the part without delay, Hold the wounded
part AS long as can he borne 10 y hot coal or
end of a cigar. In case of poisoning, excite
vomiting by tickling the throat. or by water
and mustard. For acid poi>on> give acids in
case of opium poisoning, give strong coffee and
keep moving If in water. float on the back
with the nose and mouth projecting. For
mp, ?lrNy. raise the head and body; for faint
inc lay the person Hat