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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
A quien convenga.

Sc desean adquirir una dos casas en- esta
Capital, en- bnenas GALES que essen puedan
destinarse para establecimientos industlialcs
dc comercio.
Ademas Sc quiere asegurar algunas sumas de
dlnero con hipotecas sobIe tincas urbanas tam
olen de esta Capital, siendo condi ion precisa
que las sltadae tncas no sean de mucho valor
eeten llbre de gEavamen. Los que tengan inte-
res on una u otra negociacIon pueden dirijirse
al que suscribe iesldente en- Bayamon al es-
Siloano del misno pueblo. Bayamon Euero -
de 1s74.-Eulogio Rivera. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
ola Villa de Bilbao

Bajo este nombre Sc ACADIA de abrir un nuevo
establecimiento de mercerlB en- la cale de la
Cruz frente al almacen de ID. Eustaquio Caore-
Ia, en- ell que todo comprador hailaIa un exec
lente surtido de mercancfas de seda, lana, hilo
algodon; todo preeios sumamente modcos;
pues SUI duefo desea vendel barato con el flu
de acl editarlo ponerlo Ia altura de los de-
mas dc su ramo.
Concurrido pues, d La Vittd dc Bilbao, que
de flo que dareis .tisfechos de vuestras com
nras. Puerto Rico Enero % de 1874 1-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Hotel del S'Universo. .

Fl qEo GusoTlhe hace pgosonto sus muohos y
bueuos gos vaifto Dc la sia COMO de afuera ua
temondo Que atsentafs9 poT al gun tempo ha tonIa
do todas Lao proo@acion38 pocesarias para quo los
SrS que ooncnfren Ii su el BaOaea <ica as 10
verso que que19n complaoidos tauto mas lie
hasta ahor3 paiiO cual que In al trent, del csta-
Dleemento y. Jnotre Nicolau cuyo buen caracter
yamabnid&d es ya c1ncciGo DO muchOs, gualmeD
10 el de gu ea3oaa &nbos estan interesados en- la
nNeh& o0ncuirencja y quo queden a,ltstechos los
tuesp0dos dei hoap9daje para asf recomiel don
y eatableo eomlonso Il stis amigos.
PuAr.C- Re. = d Mar... ia IL -ltahria GLlaAnr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Hotel de los Vapores.
C&E.EE HsE EsAN .yslsTO NaJsa a.
Frente al Cafe del Comeroio.

La duena de este establa 5imouto participa ls1s
muoho5 amigos al p1blie0 on general que habien-
do lntroducido algunas rofornas qua le nee }
sarias en Su casa Hotel o2rsiderandosa este sav
uao de los pritoCos on su clasa, Mcne II gran !,
tstacclol ,ie oireeer los sen0r 9.Hfcrot un CO
ihodo y decente kospedage con una ex2elente Y
sarlada mesa. habitaolones ventiIadas, frescas, Y
llmplas, III esnGrado trato ell serviClo.
Tambien hay mesa redonda para los seGores que
quleraa &honagse por mes.-Puerto- Rico do Agosto
]S73.-AN1 a MD a CATALAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Hacienda de Cafe.

Por conveniencia de familia, Sc desea ve} dor
Ia Hacienda Antonia (a) Calleras, sta en- el
bamlo de Fuanias num. de esta juridiccion,
con mas de 400 cuerdas d. terreno, de elias So
hre 200 tincadas de cafe y platanos Tiene casa
nueva de vivlcnda todos los establecmientos
y maqulnaiia necesarios n ei mejor estado
Paea mas informes Y condci mes, diriiirse 4 los
Srss. Z. Nieva Comp@ al que suscribe. Ma
yaguez IL Dbre. 1875. Rafael de Nieva 9-1O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23

IN cu T o de %distart' Je pueblo de B1ya-
mon, de-can vcl.et q a.. cudar Tres est.n las
co indantcs compuy9ta> ae 800 GUer u, de tcrr No
POGO mas . mclo SIC q rro a. Tard frianIa &c
ganado poT nueu, pas os .thuuua ates a<u s.:
realiLa ttLhiou con elias una y tsda lie = na -
Sacunc cabaIIar mular, en esta lmuT ntt aGau
raIon de Su ducnt, " para mas n4luliue 'lilJl5 ST
en .'!icho eolo =. D. Modesto L.ubr ei hos "
SIN FIanc4-Co i--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
ANUNCiOS DIEhRsOS.
J. BRAU IL y.
Y LA PBRLA.

Estos estabecimientOs acaban de reclblr nue.
vos surtidos de sombreros para oras. Cabdlle-
ros nIos, calzado, sombrlllas paraguas, me-
dios paraguas quitasoles caInSas de todas
classes .camisones, calsOncilos, ,abrigJs lie la
ma, bufandas y nubes para Sras., adornos de
cabeza flores, ENGAGES, Juguetes, dulces, peifu-
meria baules, maletas, sacos de noche. casca-
ria cintas de tOdas tlases anchos aoanIcos,
prenderfa, portamonedas, corbatas, ayios de
bautisno, gorritas, cachuchas, collares, medias
para Sras., calcetines para caballeros nlnos,
agujas, alfleres, brooches, peinillas, dlademas,
sacos de seda punto para Sras,, oatas borda-
das. tigeras, cOrta- plumas, muselinas, batistas,
hilo, CASA granadinas limo, tarlatanas, tercio
pelo &", Ga, ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
p Cd E r

El que tenia conferijo d ID, Fede'ico Go0zalez
Flores por vrtu do la saet uclondc l0e noTEo
d. AQustin Fcliu, ha sdo rab0eaio eSta D la
nte el esorbano p1hlico de este ruob. o. Bay anon
Enero l6 de 1874 Martin Feliu l. oret
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Aviso al pGblico.

Ell duGfo de- NGte la "CorNn,sa" partieIpa i 81s
fagOrecedoles de haber trasadado su casa la cGle
do - Jusso 10 ~ snc!ma del ostapecimiento titu n
10 Los Preci0s lji"J," dohde ofreca esmeradC
tTat o, mesa abuna&nte scrylda con tOuo esnlero y
tiHnpleZa, c0ntaudO para IN buon cocinero
Iambion ofrece mesa redondaa los 81 es, quegustou
venir c>ner pos moseS Precio5 m0dcos bate n
preoiOs conveuconales Manuel a.of,rigueZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
BOhETID MERCANTIL
DE PUERTO-RTCO.
ORGAN0 DG Los BSPAlOLnS SIN COADICIONBS.
PARA CADIZ.

Saldra a~principios del mes entrante la fra
gata esp1& 9Ia 1ftQtidgd, admite carga a fete y
sageros y los que ofrece IN esmeIado trato
su captain ID. jose Vicente Dalet La despa-
chan los Sres. Sobrinos dc Ezquiaga. Puerto
Rico 10 de Enero de 1874 3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
S E V Z n E..

Una estaneia cortfrua al pueblo de Ia Carolina
conpHesfa de sesenta oueEdas IS centmetTos
de tefreuo q bTieDos pasfos te maloglfo anna,
casa hahitaciony v cooIDa acabaaa de construir. al
gunas l'aeHs paIid-s ofra, COL seis crias dos
tres eaballos al one nteTese hacer esa adauiscion
pueda ev,starse con sutnefio en Ia Caro- ina sn
encargado en Ia Capital. u. hi ardo L. Cepefo 46
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
GIROS.

b. Borras Hermanos, del Comercio de eeta
Plaza, giran sObre Alicante, Barcelona, Bilbao,
Malaga, Orense, Palma de Mallorca, Padron,
Pontevedra, Rivadco, Sevilla, Santiago, San
tander, Tarragona, Tuy, Valen ia, Valladolid,
Vigo, Vivero, Villagarcia y Zaragoza Pto Rico
10 de eper0 de 1e73.-Cane de la Fortaleza H. 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
EN- VENI.A 7 MUY BARAIQ

Lamparas de cristal metal hero de varias
clases; bom bas para ldom nara sacar agua; tn
berla de- plomO, hierro ms tat liaves para gas
y. aS ua, &iaAdes chlcas p0Tta -bombas nee
cheros d. varias classes tod0 10 concern eI te
al alum bradO.
Vidri. pianos Dc dstutas uimensiones paIa
t2gJieS, YldrieTas otros usOs.
por dlUmO Otras muchas cosas que puedau
vnrse on el citado establec mient0 0,-fu uert,
ECO NeNemb'e 33 de t873.-.j Il Sten0chpr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23

De una seis neas &c impression, rubicandose hasta
Teaes, cada rengon que
seisLos plecos sen dobes cuando los hayan
publican nimeros.-Por admiten
anuncios conveDconaes Los cobra
ran a 10 centavos la nea impresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
De venta.

la casa ptmero 2 sita "a In caleta he s TfAn4is.
CO. Y hacie da Calnpanlas en q part do de ',aa.
9J 9aJ LIS que gnsten hhoel prposonnes pueden
sadas hnoas que habita la ref rida casa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
La Andalllza.
SlSlEMA ROLAND.
Fibica Necdnca de toJas classes De gauBtaS
ELABORADAS AL VAPOR
&or I'D. SALIVA 30r Ledesma
CALLE De SAN JUsT0.-PUEaTo-R
CALLE DE SAN Jusro.-PuEsTo-Rtco,

En- esta fabrlca mo tada con todos los adeantos
mndernos, So hala cons' antemente un gran snrtido
de galletas de todas clases en- envases prop6sito
paca 81 trasportados cualqnier punto de la Isla
En- cnanto asu clase, los eonsumidores saben que
ouede compotir con las mejores que yenen del ex
tran goro
Los preoioS son 5umamente m0dicCs variando No
q l.. ipD0rfatp eta d 81 Dedidn 9S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Giro de Letras.

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla Madrid por todas can
tldades corta vista giran los que suscriben
PnertO-Rico febrero de 1S73.-Iriarte HERNIA
No de Cslacena Comp FIJI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
GONZALEZ 4 <0Ms.a

Tor hahef asociado Il mi hlio Dan JoSeGonsaies
y Font apoderaao general qao fa6 sie.Irpre :
la e&tlngnida, el qn" en- au calidad dc unico
gest0r de Ia Socleaad nuey monte formas4.
iieVata la tfsna representation dc ella.
Agradezco y. atamente la confiadza cor
que bohfo la antigua casa, suplcand C sa In
l4sina que dispense la sueesora quedo dc
Z atenta 5. 5. Q. B. $. Vi ,V,uda de Gonsa{es
d. Jos6 Gonsatce FONT, tiimala Gonsa!es ~
3-&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
NUN. 10.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Per ano $40 toda Ia IslaPor ssis
vos-Por tlimeEtre @3Por reales Capital
10 en- ell reso de La lsaPOr Ia Peninsula eI
extTanjero envando ell pI0dco franco de po
ingles, Sl5 anuaes-Por IN aI0 en- la sa de Cuba S12
Las sempre por adeauta
crptores pueden los Agenes drectanenk
esta Administration. 4er-se
El BoLETIN Sc envia todas parties franco de porte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
uOcho8 Qiarios prra Rio

pie lras ' Cixuas.. Sc alquiau Nou4tad para
GH#yn $40. NtoilaaA patI aseos ls;Ute Naits. S.
co hes. caIros caDal'os lie vent coi.pra ka-
3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Ia cajonerla del oiglo--

HI duenO fundador de Ia fabrica De tabacos
clgarrlllos Las Dos Antilasn otrece ii todos
sus IaVOreccdoIes en- general los que deseen
adqulrlr caJones de cedro al Omatico de la Ha
oana, para tabacOs, particular un trabajo
hecho en las reglaS del arte con toda perfection
y el meJOr acabado que SO pueda desear, los
slguIentes
E'EkACElss COAgEsIE.NgEs.
la doce0a dc cajitas para Conchas. -. 81 dna.
La ldem lie ldem para COnchltas. 81 Una.
Laden ue ldem para Regaia mediana 81 dna.
flgeslma de ldem para otras vitolas 80 dna.
La do3ena de III para Brevas de todas
cla aes.---.....--.--. o.. 1S rls.
Cajas irregulares a precios conyencionaics.
Puntuaildad esmero en- los tFab4 4jos que Sc
pidan 10 otrece, Jose X. Fuentes
NOIA:-Los que desecn hletes para adorno de las
miSInas eaJas Aalaran en !aS LAS RbOs i'll "A
unconplet"y Varlado suIUI dc las gueL teS cIases
Ltoaranado5 - mIllar-oin litogratiar IL ris
80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Villa DE PARIS
F0RTALbZA 40.

H 10 de Taylor d. 290y 200 yardas 10 m de Clark
Aqclal de 2u0 ldem. id,m de 400 Nardas para ma
quna Ge =, i3em d. Crochet, idem de b ,rdar,
soda de oooFes para maqulna de cosc-. Enero %
de 1870 Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
BAQUETAS DE YUCATAN.
TABACOs DE LA HAsBANA.
CfgarriIIOs de BerrO maiz pectO fales
b1ancOs.

En- la sastrerfa de esta misma casa SO encuen-
tran casimires, batstas dc. aa panOs, drlles. no
Tanda v la batIsta rayadillo azdl para militares
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
EtAks 2As

aiin9s1,'a !. 3 :, atlees SFAs Ca alleIo 'aus
st0das esAsus. todss las B0tisas rs,iita,Iao ue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
PCIG FIDAL \ COKPa

he resue'to estahe:ermc de mi cueuta particl-
Lar ocupaadnme dc igulles negocioa nue. aduellA
La cSpettcnCIa y conoc mientus a;quIlidos ii
en los mCchoa amos, que ne ej"tci.io Cl lamo ,te
chocolaterla IA qne me dcdico, unidos a la prabl-
dad. ctio e5acttud con qu4 mepTo pongo cor
respO 1el alosqu sc sirvau h pngarme Goa su con
hahName estlmultn a circular al presente avso Y
otlecrr u. con li mayor voluntad los serviciUs
dc M huevo establecimi rt0, Quedando STEM
pre- suyo II ctlsmo ). 5. q b. 5. NJ. Pedro
A. PaW. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
UAESE EL

Conserya ol oahello snara y lnstyosa.
aasoya 81 GRANGE 4tescc ataalAb5s,
go s.... &c g grocer q eabeio espeso fuerte.
llnrida pfefn 4eura Canosi,lsd
sF3pitie nrematulh Galvice.
Ia l;s tlliea preparation pe4foefa an ar 80.
70 Ia QUO da mas fnoria vigcF az (.rar a - e''sss
la 6niea nTenaF ahinn rara 81 a. halfo 49,
adartahle nara la luvSh 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
CIRCULAks.
S. J. Puerto Rico Diciembre 10 de ls7

5. }. Puerto Rico Diciembre 10 de 1873
Muy Sr mo Tengo el gnsto de paiti.lpar 4
plaza, bajo mi solo nolnbrc, ccsa desde est,l fc.
cha en- sus negocios; quedando la liquidation i
cargo de la que Ia susttuye con Ia razon de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
Ia FLOR 5IiLlJoQUI}l,
Faorica de clo@oIate ai vauor
DE 4. ?. PUG.
CAs.LE ssE EHTasN NS5Ja6.RO "a.
PUERTo-RICO-

Muy Sr nlio Y aDliso: hlbiendo.ne separa9o
pol mutGo convfnto yNencmiento lie la COS tIa-
Ia dc ia casa o. gIsaba baiV a Iazon social de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-23
ANO "a.

Pnbcase este pei6dico los domngos microbes v6rnes
Cnando 10 exgen las circunsancas repartense
plementos gratis a los suscriptores.
PRECIOS DE ANENCICS.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-22
a Clergyman in comieaI TroubI,
Prom The Realing Pa.l Eagle.l

Prom the Reading Pa.) Eagle.l
At the annual meeting Of the
Presbytery of Chester, held at Phe-
nixville on Monday, the Rev. Jo-
seph Porter, pastor Of the Prcsby-
terian Church of that place, was
tried. 1t appears PorteF-called on
Sister Spare frequently, andNsome-
times remained for dinner. Now,
the female is known far and near as
an excellent cook, and the rever-
end gentleman, being u lover OF
good things never declined an IN
vitation to banquet with the fami-
Iv. The husband found his butch-
cr's, bakers and grOcer's bill grow
inc larger, and upon investigating
matters. ascertajned that instead OF
supnorting one family, he was in
reality feeding two. Basketfuls OF
cold turkey, barbecued chickens,
and other esculCuts were granted
to tue poor almost daily, and the
strain on his purse became fearful.
Finding things growing worse and
the preachers visits more frequent,
the husband 'smelt mice, and
brought the matter before the
church. As stated, the trial came
off on Monday, and after inil
hearing of both parties, the presby'
terry acquitted Porter u the charge
preferred against him. Tho 'mar
of God passed through the ordea
and escaped unscathed. His ma
ligners may now bow their head;
with shame,
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-22
yor the whi= and Tribune ]

gor the whi- and Tribune
MADISON COUNTY,
August 10th, 1874
MEssRs. EDITORS;
Now that the county elections are
over and the candidates for the Leg
islature Will soon be defining their
positions and taking issues before the
people on legislative matters, I would
ask permission to say few words in
your paper, which is read by all, in
favor of the enactment Of law called
''the fence law" that Is, law requir-
ing all persons to keep their stock
within their own enclosure. The only
objections which can be brought
against such a law, are brought by
those who say it would cause them 10
lose the mast. But 1 would ask what
advantage is there in the small amount
of mast once in two or three years,
comparable to the heavy expense of
keeping up fences? TO say nothing
about the value of the timber, aud,
moreover, If persons were required
by law 10 keep their stock under
their own fence, there would be less
stock raised; that Is, fewer scrub stock
and more of the valuable breeds, and
this one thing would cause a more
marked improvement in the breeds of
stock than all the fairs IN the State,
because people would keep less stock
and would give them more attention.
Aud moreover, we would not then
have the unsightly appearance of so
many fences oyergrown with bushes
and briars. with huge gullies along
one or both sides of them where the
ground is a little rolling. Also, the
land taken up by these old fence lines
would be put in cultivation, which
would amount to a good deal on some
farms. Persons then, who now keep
up their own stock would not be COM
PEELED 10 keep up fences to turn other
peoples stock off their premises, and
all persons would only be required to
build fences for their own use and to
prevent their stock from trcspassine
on other persons land.
Rail timber in this State Is becom-
ing scarce in many places, and Is
more or less valuable III all parts, and
it is only a question OF time when 50
much fencing viii have TO be stop
ped, and also the expense Of keeping
up 30 much fence as Is kept up IN this
State is enormous, not counting the
cost OF the tiIHbcr. viii not at
tempt to estimate it, Let every far
mer count the cost OF fence building
and repairing on his own farm, and
also observe the damage often done
to growing crops, caused by bad
fences and mischicvous stock. The
fence law would prevent all this, and
it would also increase the fertility ol
the soil. where the land is uncleared
and game would be more plentiful
caused by the growing up of tie
timber and thickeniug up of the un
dergrowth. only mention the abov,
( itsms-but much might be said in ia
vor Of such a law. The people vii
! see the neeG of it, and I suppose thos.
who represent rs viii respect tin
wishes Of the people.
FARMER.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1874-08-22
From the Ceurier-Journal.l
THE BEECHER STATEMENT.

There is but one way TO tell the
truth There are many ways of lyiny,
and Mr. Beecher has hit upon one of
the least credible. In order to ac-
cept his statement it Is necessary that
we assume the existence nf a vile,
heartless and sagacious plot on the
part of Tilton to destroy Beecher at
the cost of his own ruin and disgrace;
it is necessary to connect Frank MOul-
ton with this in the most deyilish and
motiveless way; it Is necessary TO put
extraordinary, not to say absurd, in
| terpretatiOns On Mrs. IIIton'S con-
duet and Mr. Beecher's conduct, and
upon the words and letters of both;
it is necessary, in short, to construct
drama and develop, after the manner
of the habby novel-writcr, strained
and strange series of unnatural acts,
travelling out of the beaten paths of
common life to contradict themselves
and cOnfound the reader. Mr.. Beech
er's psychology is exceeding bad. 1t
is thoroughly detic ent IN probability,
scarcely rising to the dignity OF Il
shrewd special plea and falling la
mentally below the better sort of fic-
titious artist-wOrk by which the sub
tic domestic moraliSt explains the
mysteries OF his Imagination. 1t
is wordy. 1t lacks the brevity and
directness of truth; beng hung round
with so much dTaping OF the fiimsv,
picturesque kind and delayed so much
longer than it need have been, appa-
rently for no other purpose than to
gain time and secure Il last word. that
no one, who reads it, will be impress
ed by anything about it except its
: iclumsiuess and its bulk.
Mr.. Beecher constructs fable in
orderto account for a certain line OF
! conduct, which he cannot deny, and,
according to his showing, he has been
not merely Z blind and fatuous fool.
bat a ridiculous and most unnanly
( coward. He relates the rise, progress
and fall of Tilton in his esteem, and.
| if we are to believe him. he tells Is
enough to Justify a thorough loss of
confidence in Hilton GA his part up to
| the time when Bowen brought him a
curt, Insulting order TO quit the min
istry ard Brooklyn. An innocent
man receiving such a mandate, would
. have either treated it with contempt,
as the act of a lunatic, or pursued q
more wary course toward IL rs the act
of scoundrel. Mr.. Bceeher hesi-
/ tates, temporizes, and is induced by
MOultOn to meet Iilton at MouIton' 5
( house. Here Tilton confronts him
with an open charge of adultery, sup
ported by Mrs. TiltOn's confession.
/ and sends him to Mrs. Tilton for con-
J tirmatiOn. An innocent man would
have turned upon Tlton as upon O
{ blackmailer, either calling OH Moul-
/ ton for help, or, regarding Moulton as
an accessory to an intrigue, would
( have taken steps TO vindicate himself
by other agencies. Mr.. BeecheI
adopts a different course. He trots
| off to Mrs. Tilton, as directed by heI
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NOT As L WILL

B.indfe lded and alone | stand
With unknown thresholds on each hand;
The darkness deepens as grope,
Afraid TO fear, afraid TO hope;
N,t this one thing learn to know,
E5ch day more surely Is go,
That doors are opened, ways are made,
Burdens are lifted, or are laid,
By some great law unseen and still,
Unfaihomed purposes to fulfill,
mot as will"
Blindfolded and alone l wait;
Loss seems too bitter, gain too late;
I 90 heavy burdens in the load
And too few helpers on the road;
And Joy il weak and grief is strong,
And years and days so long, so long;
Yet this one thing learn 10 know,
EIch day, more surely as 80,
That l am glad the good and i'll
b, ehaugsleSs law are ordered still,
Not as l will"
q. Not - will;' the sJund grows sweet
Each time my liTs the words repeat
~ OF as 1 WILL" the darkness feels
More safe than light when this thought
steals
Like whispered voice TO calm and bless
All unrest and all loneliness.
Not a. | WILL" because the One
Who loved US first and best has gone
Before us on the road. and still
For IA must all bis love fulfill,
Not as We will"
-. Helen Hunt.
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AUGUST LILIES.
Holding a lily in his hand
F'nr naafnfa IN nuuffltfruH Hr


what time the white dsy lille, un ihei
face
Serenely splendid 10 The August sun,
And cIimsOn-streaked petuuias overrun
With lavish eolor all The garden-spaces;
When purplius grapes upon The trellb
cluster,
And bIoomy Plums drop ripely from lheir
hold.
Aud peaches turn 10 globe. or housycd
gold,
And pears grow sleek with mellow giO..
and !usteT;
/ When a translucent haze the sunshine col.
lows
And wells the fervent sky in dreamy ligbf,
Involves in mist the luminous mountain
height,
AHal- -alis-lzitl,-s1- s1-.sss-.l.-.le ths -aaausi-ts
hOllows;
When the ,rnI nights their dewy sweet.
surrender,
When starr rerede, and on her throne
serene
The FUN moon sits a solitary quren.
Aud floods the land and sea with silver
,plendor-
Then comes again, in shadowy complete
ness,
a face that faded once when lilies came.
A face the whitest lilies could not shame
For lack Of any lovely grsce or sweetness.
Nine years ago, in silent desolatiou,
watched the fading OF that perfect face
Until knew His presence in the place
The awful Angel OF Annunciation.
The August sun hsd SET in all its glory.
And when the pomp Of clouds had traIied
away,
And gold and flames had melted into
gray,
1 read the ending OF loves sweetest story.
The slmy night came dewy-soit aud Silly,
With light winds trembling over beds Of
bloom;
Ahoxe ihe silence and The scented gloom
l felt the waving Of tho mystic liiy.
And Oh / NV, as one sees in a vision,
Where, spell-bound, one may neither cry
It's dreary shadow stealing over her,
And darkening lips and eyes with slow
precision.
Nine years ago. But still the memory
thrills nae;
And the wild sorrow and the yearning
pain
Come back to wiring my quIckened soul
again,
And the same sense Of desolation ILLS me,
wheaever, through the summer darkness
signing.
Some wandering wind has brought me /
suddenly
The scent Of lilies, as it came 10 me
Thai night in August when my love lay I
dying. -lScribner's. /