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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
IscueIa Superior Dc Ia Capital

FL Professor que suscribe tene el honor de otrecer
servcios los padres de famila de esta Ciudad
sstabecmisnto, calle de s. Juste, num- IS, donde
admite aumnos esternos que seran preparados hasta
podsr ingresar e Coegio Seminario, poseyendo va
nociones do yarias nateras que ALI eursaran con mas
estsnsion, auyo fin, cuenta el concurso del
ditaao Professor de MatemAticas Dibujo d. Juan
Miranda.
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 2s de 1S74.-Ramon Mar
tinex Garcia. 6-13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
LA ELEGANCIA.
Salon para ateitar, cortar y yisar
el pelO.

Este establecimiento stuado en- la cae de la Forta-
leza entire Ia del Sr. Marques de Ia Esperauza
81 taller de zapateria del Sr Cap6, estara siemprs
dispuesto servir 81 mayor gusto esmero sus
numerosos parroquanosy cuantos 80 sirvan favors-
cerle con su aasteneis, sR Ia seguridad queda
ran compiacdosy pues atento sa dusho que nsda
fate q ouanto dsbe haber eu estahlecimientos ds su
cass 40 ha omitidc medic u easto para poperls Is
.l.AFs ausA n dMOnlaANqa ssvrspsa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
RRVISTA QUlNCBNAL
DE ESPANA.
Tn oao de suseripeiOn en- Puerto Rico, 50 MIC

Esta REvIsTA, que empezara publicarse en- Ma
drid desde la prmera quincena de dciembre para
mr las Antillas por odos los vapores correos ha de
ser acknowledgements, Ia barata interesante de
suantas Sc han publicado para Ultramar
SarA sxcusvamente de notcias, y en- ella rcco-
pAran la vez todos los sucesos acontecimentos
tieias tslegrAmas nteresanes que en- Ia
Peninsula el extranjero durante Ia quincena.
AdsmAs, serA aismpre el primer per6dico de la Pc
nnsua que circulars por esta Isa; para 10 cual cuen
"a con activos Agentes buenos repartidores.
Los que gustsn suscribirse, pueden dirigrse 4 los
sorrespOnsaes Ia Isla, al Representative general
en- ssta Capital, enviandO el importe adelantAdo en-
unetAlicO 6 seos de franqueo.
Pusrto-Rco Dicsmbre de lS74.-E Representante
general en- Ultramar, Eduardo Larroca y PascudL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Avlso al p6blico.

En- Ia enda LA Flor de Borinquen," frente Ia del
TELEGRAPH, enruentra frssco varado surtldo dc
provsienes espanolas francesas, alemanas nglesas
entire otras hay conservas almentoias, brandy. .gen
ssis fruas sxtraidas ell frasoos decristal de ata
vinos de todas classes mantequilla dAnesa etma, le
che condensada muy fresca En- cores Sc encuentra
rico San Vicente Paul padre Herman, ansete de Bor-
clos sumamente baratos-Pablo Ear. 6-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Con esta fecha he re-

voeads 81 poder general que tenia conferido Don
Domingo Perez Moiica, para representatives en- los
nsuutos de mi casa de comercio demas cobros, de-
iAndOls Ell su buena reputation.
Manan de Diciembre de l674.---Francisco Reven-
tos Puyol. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
INTERESANTE.

En- el almacen de Pedro Vidal San JustO, II, se ha
recibido por 81 vapor "Msndez Nunez.0
Bahamas.
Hilo y currican de todas classes.
Cinturones de gonna, ..s
2 Cihta de hiladillo.
Pahel espahol de Il, ", =. y rayado.
Libros de instruction primaria.
Cola 7 otyes sstsales di8Cilss d sRumslNN 80
80 = sA@a4z aSsss~sass stsA5ssss 6a 1 aS@AfsS n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Almoneda pdblica.

FL ldnes IA del oorriente se rematarAn en- pdblica
almonsda, los muebles siguientes: docenas sillas
de caoba rsla, docena sillas palo amarillo rej
a, mecsdores de pao amarillo rejlla, mecedores
de pslO negro rejilla, ssfa de caOba rella, /
psjO de medic cuerpo. liras de cogar sombreros,
IDesAs Eino con pies torneados, mesa velador de
caoba mesa de pino grande, rinconera armario de
pno pintado.
III remate SO efectuara en- Ia calle de la Luna mum.
5S.-F. RAMOS. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
NEGOCIO.

En- FAjArdo, hacienda Santa Rita, se arrienda un
alAmbique montsdo y provisto de todos lbs efsctos
necesArOs para hacer rom asi las cschazas que
pusdan dar 500 boboyes de az6car. La leha y msles
se cederGn segun preCi0 en- la localidad. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
ANUNCIOS DIVBRSOS.
Don Joaquin Ceteri,so Fernandez, J"es
de Ia inStamci0 de HamGcao q su
pdrtido judicial

Por el pressnts sito, llamo emplazo todos los
acreedores de los Sres. Surillo Comp, vecinos ha-
cendados de Yabucoa para que el da vente tres de
dicie.nbre pr0ximo Ia una de su tarse,
Ia sala audienca de este JuEgado, fin de llevar a
efecto Ia junta accrdada para el nombramiento de
Sndicos bien entendido que sole podran asisr ella
los que hAyan piesentado los tuos de creditos
10 verifquen dicho acto.
Dado en- HumacaoA veinte siete de Noviembre de
mil ochocientos setenta atro.-Fernandez.-
msndado de s. Sc, Eujeno de Torres, Escribano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
iOJO! iOJ0! jOJo!

Sc desea ysnder en- iln precio sumamente m6dico los
que sgnen tres serras circulares dos
vertieales con tod0lO que cOrfesponde adeKias 10
necs4rio para una maquna de assrrar, propio para
splCiela nm motor dc vapor agua.-El que suacri-
w. siagrapdsl juan se'gaaga Ea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
PRECIos DE ANUNCIos.

impression, pubc6ndose hasta veces,
engon exd de los sesLos precos
dobes caando hayan de pubce caracs
erussOs ics los de estas ineaPor
anuncos precios cOnvenconales Los
nicadO 10 la Inca mpresa Annncos
nicados adelantados
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Aviso al pdblico.

Habidndose rstlrado de mi casa de comercio mi 50.
brino Don Victorio Grano, quien habia interesado
privadamente tanto de los benecios de ella por
euya circumstance al nombre de L. Trslles le anad
el de compania no existiendo esta "a, y siendo yo
he sido siempre 81 dueno absolute do mi estahe
cmiento de mercanclas a casa desds hoy en- sdsante
solo llcvar4 10 raxon de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Medico Ciruiano.

D. Ramon Garganta PUG, Dr. en- Msdcina y
Cirujia por la Universidad de Barcelona Ciruano de
snfermedades del de las Was urnarias. ofrece
ssrvcios al pdblico; casa calle de s. Fran
cisco num- so sdme consultas diarias de Ii 4 de In
tarde.
Puerto Rico Agosto 26 de 1874 a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
GIRO DE LETRAS.

B. Borras Hermanos, del Concrete de essa Plaza.
giran sobre Alicante, Barcelona Bilbao Cadz, Cor,,z
Palma de Malorca Padron, Ponteyedra. Riyadeo. San
Sebastian, Sevla, Santiago Santandsr, Tarraqona
Tuy, Valencia, Valladolid Vigo, Vvero, Villavarcia
zaragoza. Puerto-Rico 10 de Enero de 1s73--.Ca-s
lie de Ia Fortaleza mum, 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Tabacos lie la Habana..

Varedad de clases for1nas precios venaiosos. Ma.
zos de rsgalias prensadas rsdendas elcel,ta cen.
tayos unO
Grand Ui'sl MoAssestE,
imitaclpn Champagne Las medlas hotelias ~ All.
Ian cncuanta centavos una Caias do a4t hosllass
pEsqio convenisns Gale ds San Franaset ,p' ,e
~ - " kvAk P:ssayie :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Almacen-Taller.
Ccile de San JustO nsimero 10

Sc venden muy baratos los articulos siguentes
Lamparas faroles de diversas forrnas; otros OBJ
jetos necesarios toda case de alumbrado.
Tuber1a de hielro pomo de yarios dametros,
Bombas distintos precos para aqua.
Sc hacen trabaps de iustalacien reparaei0n d0Hni
cilio para surtir de aqua y gas.
Drirse para los pedidos otros detAlles dicho 80
tAblecimiento, ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Para Ia Caluia J Santandsr.

saldrk Ia brevsdad possible d vel,ro Berg. esp.
"Aguinaga" Admte carga para ambos puertos.-Sus
csnsiRnA nAtarios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Iron VIEJO!!
PREPARADO POR d. SILVESTRE PARES
DE m . n o Wis.

Este RON pure de cana goza de merecida fama
On IL Isa por proOiedades ant-espasm6dicss es
tomacaes, destruye los acidos del est6mago dea al
tOmArlo gusto agradable, ayudando & Ia
digestion do una nianera prodigiosa Sc expende poi
garrafones botslas Ia Agsnca de L. G San Jus
10. pfm ~ San Juan Pto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13

Este colegio ofrece ventajas por sana delicosa
habitacion completa educacion sristiana academica
comercial ingles, frances, espafol itaiano ale
man.
Pension por diez meses $780, La edad de admission
ser6 de Is AMOS Para ser adaitidos precise
blanco saber leer escribir.
FL coego encarga de suministrar todos los gastos
necesarios os alumnos, cuyos padres encargados
conen su cuidado durante yarios AMOS por toda la
oarrera para 10 Quail adelantaran $500, de los ctes
Sc les dara cuenta cada meses
Daran mas pormenores quien los desee EN- Puerto
Rico los RR PP. del Semnario Conciliar y en- la Hs-
bana los RR. PIP. del Colegio de Been.
Habana los Sres. Ruiz y Perez Santa Marfa Obra-
pia 49, que ocuparan de remitr los alunnos al Cole
oio de cobrar las cuentas.
En- Puerto Rico desempenar6 por ahora esta comi-
sion d. Jose Perez Morris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
COlegio de Spring Hill,

JUNTO A MOBILA, EN- Ell ALA
BAMA ESTADOS-UNIDOS, DE LOS
PADRES DE LA COMPAN1A DE
JESUS, FUNDADO EN- 1880 CON
VALDEZ ACADEMICA POR LEY
DEL ESTADO EN- 1885 ELEVADO
A UNIVERSIDAD PONTIFICIA
POR Ell PAPA GREGORIO XVI
EN- 1840,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Banos en- Yauco.

Ell ocho del pr6ximo mes de Dicembre continuaran
los bafos en- mi casa 10 hago pdblico para conocl-
niento general, esPecialmente los Jovenes yauca-
aos que tan aficonados son este fresco
Yauco Is de Noviembre de 1874.-Pedro Irisarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
EN- ARROYO.

Ell que suscrbs a,aba de recbir de los Estados- Uni
dos: Semillas muy. fresoas de hortahxa vende por
mayor nlanor.--Jos6 III. Alcaide. 6-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
AR 4sN9 KN
Giro de Letras.

ooDre Caaiz, oeViila MADRID, por cantidadss De
SIS sdelante corta vista gran los que suscriben
PusrtoRico IL de febrero de- 1674 --Iriarse Herlna
no do Caracena Compa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
L. TRELLES.

Lo hago p6blico para conocimiento general Maya
yneE, Disiembre 1c de 1874.--L. TRELLEs. 2-26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
Hotel de los Vapores.
PUERTO-RICO.

Ell dueno de este aoreditado estableeimento tiens e
gusto de particpar los seores vageros de la IAla,
COMO de fuera que ell expresado Hotel es sin duda
de los primeros de esta Capital tanO por la fescura
mpieza de habitaciones, como por la solidez
quistos condimentos de comidas 10 que participo
Ia seguridad de que 81 que honre con su ospe-
daie ira aatisfacho.-Agustn Gutierrez. sa-ssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13

Conseuen enes& esrop opro6Gtde e t u g
iulo mqu % uao
acads absde ASUNCION
d y
UGh& &Ae beiminto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-13
ANO 81.

Publease per6dico los meco venes caan
do 10 exgn las cicunancas repaTnse alcanc supemeno
gfdsts los suscriptoreA
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FOmrlh of July Celebration.

Whatever course subsequents may
have taken, they do not and Should
not claim the glory that invest the
names OF those statesmen and heroes,
to honor whose memories the day is
commemorated. The fame of their
deeds will roll on with the ages and
brightly beam when perhaps the once
proud fabric of the American repub-
lie is PROSTATE in the dust. 1t is right
that their names should be honored
and held in lasting remembrance
Who are someof the most conspicuous
among these men? Who wrote
the immortal Declaration of. in
dependence? Who commanded the
American armies during the revolu-
ton? Southerners, OF the land to
whom belong Lee, Madison, and host
of Others. ~ tt5t -lLs vi a'A~
Suppose that these departed spirits
could look down from their bright
abodes, with what feelings would they
perceive that their descendants left the
duty of commemorative their acts on
proper days to those VINO have devas-
Stated the section in which were their
loved homes on earth?
No brighter luster was ever added to
the American flag than that impaired
by the gloriesl of Fort Moultrie and
New Orleans. Yet it now waves over
the flood devastated fields of Louisiana
and the PROSTATE and despairing sons
of South Carolina to uphold a local
rule more blighting and rapacious than
an oriental despotiSm, but should n
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON, July ll.-Cotton NOM
inal; nothing doing to-day. Ordinary,
14bc; midling uplands, 16Sc.
Hides active at 17l@17!c, wet; salt
ed, 7a@7ac.
Gold 8.
NEW ORLEANS, July II, II A.M.-Cot-
ton quiet. Sales $50 bales. Middling
uplands, tic; low middling, l55c; good
ordinary 14Sc; ordinary 12s.
Exchange, 1904; bank, 3S; sight,
4@5-l6; bank, / premium.
Gold, 81. a.-
LIVERPOOL, July II, 1890 p. Moot
ton dull and unchanged. Uplands, Sid;
Orleans, SsG9S4d; sales of 10000 bales
for speculation: export, 1000 bales.
LONDON, July ll.-Bonds, new 5s,
New York, July ll.--Gold closed
at 81. Isl aia ea
Cotton quiet. Middling Orleans, l7sc;
middling Alabama, 17lc; middling
uplands, 17sc; low middling, l69c
strict good ordinary, l6c; good drdi-
nary, 15c; ordinary, l4@--c.
Exchange quiet and unchanged, S93@
80; SIXTY days, S7@S74; commercial
sixty days, S5(9S6l.
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d.,,.ll,,, ti,t,..,. 49, IL ~.
uef ~. lhls sIale ana give prosperity
w ~ people tl.ali million such mon
~ whvy uoviu uolh a tnahsahd years
ihey .ei, tne people they nave been
..aaAeu 70 pullu these roaus, ana thut
enese nonopolles, " lhey Term raliropd
yvohipanles, are oppresslhgv lhe people,
we nave nothing 10 say 10 Judge Hare
we seek no controversy WIN ine cd
Itors on tme papers inent'oneu, OUT we
respectfully submit, u II Is not unoe,
coming man occupying the exalted
position OF Judge, 10 descend lntQ the
ll,iy nlIIe VI PoIltics, anu pace NM
sen ~ ahtagohishl 10 parties, wnen ne
may oe caileu upon 10 decide questions
IN wDlch they nre Interested, anu u IL
Il not peleath the dignity oi ing edito.
Ilal proIesslom 70 make Appeals thnt
can only gun the Ignorant anu pre)-
uulceu, tolisplre III theih an ahihos-
IVY against corporations mat nave
pullt up ana maze prosperous the very
towns IN Which these men are earning
lhelr livelihood: III any OF 'hese cor
Poratlohs aie oelhg hiisnlihaged, II any
W lneir oillcluls are ulsnonVht, II tley
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20 Whereas, We have heard with pro-
found regret. of the nntimely death O
our young friend, .brotheriW. w. Scott
of,Aunt county. And whereas he was
formerly resident of this vicinity
and an interesting member of THU
Sabbath school. Therefore be it
Resolved by the Duck Creek Union
Sabbath school, That iHnthe death OF
Brother Willie Scott, the church has
lost jealous and worthy member, so
ciety a shining ornament, and the
world young man whose brilliancy
gave promise of future greatness
Resolved, That we tender our heart
felt coincidence to the family Of the
deceased in their sad bereavement, but
would say to them, "weep not as those
who have no hope" as your loss, we
humbly trust, is his eternal gain.
Resolved, That the secretary forward
a copy of these resolutions to the FAM
lily of our deceased friend and brother,
aud also copy to the, Greenvllle
Herald with request that they be
published. NJ ~aH- ass
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Governor Throckmorfon.

The Sherman Courier and the Deni-
son News are making bitter fight
against Governor Throckmorton, who
is candidate for the congressional
nomination in that district. They
have brought out Judge Silas Hare as
an opposing candidate. Four-fifths of
the papers published in the district
favor Governor Throckmorton, as do a
large majority of the papers in the
state. The greet objection urged
against Governor Throckmorton by
his opponent and these two papers, is
that he has been and is now identified
with railroads. This is done for the
purpose of arraying against him the
farming influence. The people of the
third district must feel highly flattered
at the high appreciation of their intel
ligence, which Judge Hare and his two
organs evince by thus appealing to
their prejudices and endeayoring to
array them against computations and
institutions that have done more to
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NORFOLK, Va, July l1.-Represen-
tatives from nearly all Of the cotton
dealing firms of Norfolk and Ports
mouth met last evening at the count
ing rooms of Baker, Neal a. Shepard,
and completed a permanent organiza-
ton, to be known as the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Cotton Exchange" The
bylaws and rules of the Augusta ex-
change were adopted with some slight
notifications.
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IA rhe United states-One Hundred
nnd Twenty.Fiye. Thousand Barrel,
orOiI burned Drowned While Hath
ina.
NEW loRK, July 1.-The fire which
broke out In Weehawkeen last even
ing was In the Erie oil works. 1t was
caused by stroke Of lightning, which
struck one Of the tanks containing flf
teen hundred barrels of oil, during a
heavy thunder storm. The flames
spread rapidly, aud one tank after an
other took fire until five, each contain
ing fifteen thousand barrels, and an.
other one containing twenty thousand
barrels, Were soon burning tiercely.
Some smaller tanks, containing in all
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
barrels, also took fire about midnight,
and 1t was thought Others would have
followed.
The naccessibility of the works, and
the fact that the fire has ragged steadily
since its commencement, makes 1t inn
possible to give more definite partlcu-
lars. The actual loss could not be as
certained, as the fire is likely to burn
all day, but it is estimated at sixty
thousand dollars. These works are
probably the largest oil works in the
United States, all oil coming over the
the Erie road being stored there. The
light from the fire illuminated New
Fork most of the night. One hundred
and twenty-five men will be thrown
out of employment. About one year
ago the same works We're struck by
lightning and one of the tanks was ig-
nited, but 1t was extinguished with
slight loss.
Two brothers named William and
Peter Kerns, aged six and nine years,
respectively, were drowned while bath
ing in a pond in Brooklyn yesterday.
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i A PARTY of fifty Master Masohs, rin-
der the leadership of Robert Morris,
past grand master of Kentucky, will
visit the Holy Land, Europe and Africa,
this summer. The cornerstone Of a
new Masonic hall'will be laid in JefuA
salem. The party will be entertained
by the Masons of the east, and during
thirty days wifi live In tents, visiting
Gebal, Tyre, Hiram's Tomb, Baalbec,
Damascus, Mount Hernon, the Sea of
Galilee, Nazareth, Nablous, Bethel,
Jerusalem, Bethlehem, the Dead Sea
and River Jordan, Hebron and Joppa.
Lodges will be held under the warrant.
of the Royal Solomon Mother Lodge Of
the city of jerusalem.
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FOREIGN.
Important Meeting of the French Con.
stitutiOnal COmmittee-views OF the
GayarNunanf H..

Government. ..I..i .Itt IY
PARIS, July, 1.-THE Committee OF
thirty on constitution bills held an
important sitting to-day. Fourlon
minister of the interior, appeared and
presented the views of the government,
He said the government would ac-
cept the bill drawn up.by the commit
tee, which provides for the contin-
uance ofthetitle of president of the
republic, for the creation Of a second
chamber and for the organization of a
personal septeunate to terminate with
the expiration of McMahon's seven
years term and sooner in case of his
resignation or death, but it was desira-
BILE that certain provisions which re-
quired immediate action, should be
embodied int separate measure for
speedier passage by the assembly.
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THE most diabolloal pun ever invent
cd was perpelrated by II very harmless
sort OF person the other evening,
When Mr., Soberleigh read that a faith.
er had chopped his only son In
two, he innoceptly remarked that he
didiptthlnk they ought 70 arrests man
for simply "partlng his heb In the
mlddle.n
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THE present American Indian is a
great beast of prey. An inter-ocean
letter says of his way of living: "a
rabbit is thrown on the fire, and when
its fur is ssinged and its flesh barely
warmed through it is ready for eating.
Everything is taken down except the
contents of the stomachd In times OF
great scarcity every species of animal
is eaten, even frogs, lizards, horn toads
and snakes. Sometimes these reptiles
are dried for winter use. They have a
curious way '6fnpreparing lizards for
this purpose. The tail of one is placed
In the mouth of the other, and this
process is continued until they have a
long string. This rope of lizards is
hung up in tree to dry. Larve are
prepared in the same, manner and
earth worms are plated into ropes" =
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LOUISVILLE, July 1I.-Pat Foley died
here yesterday of what the attendant
physicians say was Asiatic cholera, af-
ter a sickness of eight hours. He died
in the same house in which the cpl
demic of 1871 broke out.
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WouR-CENT SHERMAN Is not the
sherman mentioned the other day rs
having removed his headquarters to
-. Louis. The pecuntary Sherman Is
q senator from Ohio, and ought not to
be COMPOUNDED with our military
friend.
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a BROOKLYN young woman, who
abandoned her old husband, says: Gle
was too soft. | couldn't be hugging
and kissing him all the .whlle--it Isn't
my disposition. | couldn't hear TO be
obliged TO sit on his lap and cuddle
him every time wanted u cent
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A SLAVE who had escaped from the
King OF Ashantee arrived at Car
Coast castle In the last part OF May.
He reports TINT King Coffee Is sacrlic-
ing ~ many human beings as ever,
and that he was forced 70 run away IN
order 70 vehis life llffbf I'D.
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n A FIRMdealing largely in coal Ia one
of our western cities had in their SER
vice an Irisbman named Barney. One
day the head of the firm, irritated be-
yond endurance at one of rBarney's
blunders,j told him,to go to- the Office
and get his pay, and added "You are so
thick headed that lfcan't teach you
anything" "Begorra,n says Barney,
81 larn wan thing since I've been wild
ye.n whats that?" asked his en-
ployer THAT sivinteen hundred
make ton.u fiiiat
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v A WOMAN at Lowell, Massachusetts,
WHO weighs three hundred and ninety
onepoinds, isAriining theo hack bust
ness in that place. ,..i ,,g.