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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-13
Agencia de Negocios,
22.-San Justo-22.

Ron vejo reales botetella.
lIdem de Jamaica reales idem.
Idem de cabeza 1 real idem
Idem de murta reales idem.
1dem de malagueta reales iden
Doble aniz & 3 reales idem.
Vino de Bordeaux 3 reales idsm
Vino San Vicente 2 reales iden.
Ginebra de tres coronas reales frasco.
Vino tinto de mesa.
Cscao de Caracas segun clase.
Ademas de estos articuos, hay dos caias de hierre
varlOs muebles cal viva para hacer azucar.
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ssEl C6fro,
Walls brillante de Salon
PARA PIANO.
PARA PIANO.

PublicadO en- Stockolmo, he importado un ndmero
De ejemplares para expendio.
Los que interesen dicha composition sc dirigiran
Gu Ia Capital al professor d. G. Aranzamendi.- Ponce
Al LodO. ID. Aquiles Celon,--Aguadilla a d. Juan C.
Rens.
En- los dem4s pueblos de esta Isla directamente al
mScribe, sn autor, enyiAndoe el importe e seos
De cOreo de Is centimos.-Precio de cada eiempIar
ua abesO.-Aresibo, Octubre 8 de 1675.-A. H. Ra-
mos, LIP
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Giro de Letras,

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla, Madrid Barcelona, Malaga
Coruna, Santander San Sebastian Valencia por
candades de $25 adelante corta vista giran los
que suscriben.
Puerto-Rico Is de Febrero de 1875.-Iriarte, Her
mano de Caracena.
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LIS Sres. Blanes Y @ !

del comercio de Mayagiez giran SO
bre Barcelona, Palma de Mallofca J
otro pueblo dc aqualla Iaal
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V e n t a

Para pago de varias acreencias vende la casa ter
rera. sta en- esta Cfdad calle del Sol n6mero 157
esquina q la de Norzagaray, perteneciente ID.
Eleutero Merino, pudendose intormar tratar sobre
la yena con con su apoderado administrator d. Jose
Fernandez Lopez, que vye en- la calle de la Forta-
leza ntimeIo 9, piso bajo de la derecha. 3-3
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pubncase peri6dco dommgus microbes gsnes
exipu circunstancas repEenae acances sppnensos
va suscripio'sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-13
Ill. Gautier.

tot6grato del er Reg de Espa5a D.
Amadeo I, preniado con la Crus de
Carlos III por S. III. Da Isabel II,
CON tststlO de Ia clase por el grensio
de Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-13
I'll dSCubInniBnto mas erande del Sig|O!
Egyptian Hair Coloring.
No eS MN hNte.

"a ia Nez que cum PIE con cuantO Ofrecen prOpO-
men la nhndad de artIcuos que hallan de vena no
sc asemea ennada aas cOmposcones espesas turbias
de azure de acetate de pomo nj los Tintes para ell
Caoeilo, cuyas propiedade dependen del Nitrate de
plata de otros metaes venenosos, porque
Diserente de Otra preparedness,
No deja mancha en- la pie en- la ropa.
NO ennegrece los ornamentos de orc plata.
No dela una capa insolube de azufre de acetate de
plata en- ell cabelo, que 'es nocivo desagradable.
NO destruye la vaiidad del cabello nj causa la cal
vlcle premature, como 10 hacen otras prepal acones
No afecta de ningun modo la salud como 10 han he
cho )tras preparedness meaicas de manera aar-
mante hasta ell extreme de llamar la atencion del p-
bco la prensa periodical amonestandole contra su so
No requiere ell uso continue de aceites nj pomadas
para conrarar la aspereza los efectos secantas
secuentes al usO de preparedness nocivas.
Las virtudes y ventajas
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING
eonsisten en- one NO TIENE SEDIMIENVO; es tras-
parente mpio La persona delicada puede nsarlo
sin ell mas leve riesgo la salud. Quita la caspa; eva
la cada del cabelo; restabece vitaldad cuando Sc
ha marchitado por el de composciones veneosas;
evita la cavioie; RISTAURA AL CABELLO SU
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO PERDI-
DO POR LA EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, y POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUIERA, conservandolo en- la
misma condicion saudabe de la juventud.
Unico agente Ell la Capital 81 Lcdo d. Miguel G..
Ledesma, cae de San Francisco, mum. 81.
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DB la VIRILIDAD - - !: {
~ NJ A41A 81 AEUk uA4 LIZ Ell al

ner gu complete resablecimento ensayo medico, de-
dcadO los que padecen de resutas de sus excesos de
habitOs sotarios del coptagio seguido de observa-
clones sobre la espematorrea la mpotenca la esteri-
lidad, etc. Ell tratamento de las Ss de la Gonorreas
de la Benorragia; del contago sin mercuria,
su prevention usando la receta del autor (SU INFA-
BILE LOCIoN.)
Un tomo en- So con Is laminas estampadas con tinta
de color al preco de peso, franco de porte. Ven
dense estas obras L6ndres, domcilio del autor.
Is, ALBEMARLE STREET, Barcelo,
ma en- casa de Salvador Manero, Plaza del Teatro a,
PARIS, Bracelet. r. Abbaye, 8, America, los agenteS
del Co1Teo de DItranar.
Los enfermos pueden dirigirse por correspondence
espaiol al DIR. Curtis, para oonsutarle el Doctor
envara sus obras, franco de porte medante un peso
tdsrte cada eemplar cuya suma Sc puede rsnitir en-
sellos de- cuaQuier pals -
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AbUNCIOS DIVRRSOS.
Aviso al p6blico.

Por escrtura de esta fecha pasada ante el Notario
n Demetrio Gimenez y Moreno hemos disuelto la So
.dad mereantil que giraba en- esta plaza bao la ra
!" ds Fabian Was; terminado por la misma su IL
laaasoin ls,snoias Puert Rico, octabrs de 1s75wEuse
,0 Viss.--F. de Fabian. 1-3
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Venta de casa.

Sc vende la casa ntmero l8. frenta Ia ono hoh;..
D. Julian Pagani, calle de Odonell, para ineormss
qirglase sn dueo calle la Cruz esauina la de Ia
A<una. uuuIero S.1. 9-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-13
Maquinas de Coser.

En- 81 almacen de Daeid n. Rodriguez, se ACADIA de
rsibr un complete surtido de maquinas de coser le-
himas de Singer de JVittcor Gibbs, garantsadas;
ds mesay con manubrio
Hay ambien toda clase de accessories para las mis-
mas, cOmpletosurtido de hilos sedas de superior
calidad. Todo bueno m6dicos precios. San Fran
cisco, n1mero 30.-Plaza Principal. 1-12
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Guido de ganado.

Eu Ia posecion de ID. Ricardo Gallardo eB LOLA, Sc
eudsn reses Ia soga peso mensllal; tiene buenos
s6updantes pastos bnen cni 10. 1-3
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Venta de nuebles.

En- la casa n(mero %, calle de San Jose, pso alto,
,xistpn yarios muebles perfeeto estado, Sc de-
sean resizsr. l-3
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0 3 r A S
DEL DR.. J. L. CURTIS
M6dico cOnsWltor.
lnstfuC
GUIA MEDICA DBL MATRlNONIO ::s3s: ::es:.! gss :s

Acompanada de direcciones personales de fmportan
cia vital, dedcadas los casados soteros de ambo
sexos Por el m6dico consultor I'm tomo en- 80 de 2O
paginas un peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-10-13
Carbon de piedra.

Fara talleres de herrerla para maquinas Sc rea
liza portda de carbon de esta cIase
bocoyes. '"sa'o ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

AN OMISSION IN THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL
WASHINGTON Jan. 17.-Several days ago the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, through tue Secretary
Of the Interior invited the attention OF Congress to the
twelfth article OF the treaty concluded with the Table
auache. Muache, Capote, Weminuche, Yampa, Grand
River, and UlDtah bands OF Ute Indians, in Colorado
March 1863 which provides that an additional sum
suffjcient IN the discretion Of Congress Out
not TO exceed 10000 per aunum), to supply
the wants OF said Indians for food, shall DO
annually expended under the direction OF the Secretary
Of the Interior 10 supplying said Indians with beef
mutton wheat -FOUR beans. and potatoes, until such
time as said Indians shall be found to be capable OF sus
tanning themselves. This sun OF s00 has been appro
priated annually by Congress until the present
hsca year, and although regularly estimated for
in accordance with the provisions Just quoted,
IL does not appear IN the Appropriation
bill for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876
as reported 10 the House OF Representatives.
II IL respectfully submitted that these Indians are not
capable OF sustaining Themselves" and that the ap-
propriaton should be continued as provided In the
provision OF the treaty above quoted, /" until such
time az said Indians shall DO found TO be capable OF
sustaining themselves" The articles OF agreement
concluded with these indians by Mr. Brunot aud rat
fled by Congress (see OF April 20. 1874 pamp ed
Stats at Large p. s6) stlDuate that all tho pro-
visions Of the treaty OF 1863, not altered
by this agreement. shall continue IN force"
There Is nothing In said agreement which alters the
twelfth article Of the Treaty OF 1868 providing for this
appropriation " $4,000 nor is there anytnlnS Known 20
tins office which would relieve the Government from the
Incurred thereby. Oh tie contrary. 1t was
expressly understood Dy the Utes when conserving,
after long dissent, TO the agreement VI cesslol
OF portion their reservation, tnat the compensation
named III the agreement was SUN additional
10 that they then reeeiyng and cannot Dc made
TO appear them In any other light than that the Gov
ernuent has taken large and valuable portion OF their
reservation and declines TO pay them for IL. IL
should be stated further that these Indians have at
no distant day to be taken up aud supported entirely
10 Keep them from depredating aud fghtng, as the
sioux are now fed unless they can receive SUCH aid as
will ena ole them TO begin their selfsupport In herdpg
sheep aud cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
KING ALFONSO'S POLICY.

ALFONSO TO ASSUME CHIEF COMMAND OF THE
ARMY OF THE HORTH-PAMPELUNA TO BIZ RE-
IIEYED-DECRRRs IN REGARD TO THE CLERGY
MADRID. Jan. IT, 1875.
King Alfonso will assume chief command OF
The Army OF the North. lie Will probably he accom-
panied TO the headquarters OF the army by Gen. JoVe'
lar, the Minister Of War.
Strenuous erts are TO be made for the relief OF Pam
peluna movement Of troops with tins object has
already begun.
The King has signed DEGREES relative TO che salaries o
the clergy and declared that while giving support ana
respect to the Catholic clergy. he desires nrmy "
maintain religious liberty 1t exists IN the most CIVIL
lied countries.
The suoventIou to the clergy has been raised from
100000 to Al OoO, 900 pesetas.
The merchants OF Madrid have presented magnin
cent crown TO the King.
MODIFICATION OF CRIMINAL LAwS-GEN PKlMo ph
RIVERA TO ACCOMPANY TIE KING TO THE ARMY
OF TIE NORTH.
MADRID. Saturday, Jan. 10, 1870
King Alfonso gave dinner last evening 10
the members OF his Cabinet ana the Diplomatic Corps
A decree Is publish in the Official Gdzetie reuuc'"R
punshnent In cases OF violation OF ordinary Criminal
laws 49,,
Gen. Primo de Rivera Will accompany the King Oh nH
visit to the Army Of the North.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAEuINGIOS, Jan. II, 1870,
Senator Sargent aud Representative Page were ofore
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue yesterday to Sc
cure his approval of the aters I'LL for the relief Of Cal
iornia brandy distlers. Mr. Douglass expressed Hun
self In favor OF the provision authorizing distinctive
stamp the native product but feared the Other sec
ton, permitting fruit dstillers to introduce col0ng
matter without being considered as rectiiers, woud
open the door 20 whisky frauds. He, however PROM
.sed careful &C nsideratlon OF the matter
The Commission Of Engineers on the aluyial basin OF
the will send their report TO the President
to- morrow. The Commission recommend Government
aid for the purpose OF retaining these aluva lands
and suggest the Immediate appropriation OF N,5OOOO0
for Louisiana and s5J0OO0 each for Arkansas aud Mis-
sissppi, TO close eIstlDR breaks apd creVasses Tue
permanent system OF reclamation OF tnese Janus Will
the Commission say, require at least N6'OO0ON.
An argument made yesterday before the secro-
tary OF the Interior appeal from an order of the
General Land Office requiring the Highland Caief
Mining Company Of Utah to surrender TO the Prince OF
Wales Mining Company the patept Lyr tna portion OF
tue mine patented To the former, winch Is cut by tne
laters vein. The case involves large values, and IL
argued by army OF prominent COUNSEL
owing the shortness OF the season and the pressure
OF other business 1t IS not supposed that Congress VIII
definitely the oil OF the select Commttee proyid
ing government for tue District OF Columbia, Out con
Time the present temporary Arrangement win such
necessary legislation as It's financial affairs require
No iutimatons have been given by any OF the Supreme
Court Judges as 10 how they will decide the question
concerning the value Of the franc piece Conclusions on
all questions held by them as confdenua untl puo
lcV announced. Whatever Treasury officials may say
OH the subject IL suppOsltlOn'
The Republican Senators In caucus yesterday morn
ing that the Louisiana debate should be closed
in go with the Appropriation bills on Mon
day,
The President has approved the acts for the removal
OF the disabi les OF Dabney H. Maury and charles NJ
FauntIerOy OF virginia.
[S0r Rgssr Report Of Oon9rsssfonai Prod'n9 "s So"d Pi'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
THE IRON PUDDLERS STRIKE.

THE AGREEMENT TO RESUME WORK REscINDED BY
TIRE UNIoNs-DEsTrTUTIoN AND STARVATION
AMONG THE LOCKED-OUT LABORERs-THE MAT
TER TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 1.-THE agreement OF o
large number OF the pudders TO resume work at 80.
the proposed reduction OF the mill owners. made on
Thursday created the intense excitement among
the members OF the Union, which eliminated yesterday
in meetings being held by ell the subordinate Unions,
when sufficient pressure brought TO bear TO rcscnd
the pre- yious agreement work The principal
mills were ready 10 resume work tomorrow, and had
called conferences with their employees on Friday and
Saturday but yesterday the propositions for work were
rejected by oil tho Unions and money was appropriated
20 ne the number Of the puddlers are
An the most destitute circumstances, and hundreds OF
others who are thrown out o employment by te action
Of the at the point OF starvatln The local
nress contain startling detas OF the sufferlng at no
pont and IN the vicinity OF all the mils In Aleghany
tIty The poor fund Totally inadequate 10 hupply the
drain upon IT, soae DAYS there being IRON 500 10 900 ap
pcants for rele most OF them being men VINO eau get
10 empioymen ~ consequence OF the Lockout. ihe
will probably he brought 70 Tue aIehon VI 'n'
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

the Approximation bin. The whole thing ~ to DC
done at the close Of the session. when III eNpscleu
the pressure of business will be greater IMAM ia, h
been at the end of any recent Congress, ana inc
| chance Of passing such q job proporuonateJ 'n-
THE NAVAL cADETsHTP CASE.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs yesterday
continued the investigation Of the charge against
Congressman stowell Of selling a naval cadet
ship. J. IT, Baker, Commissioner Of Pen
sions, testified that at the time Graham
wrote to Stowell, asking him to make " the des-
ignationn so that he (Graham could raise some
money. Graham was an applicant for the position OF
Special Pension Agent. This testimony was INTRO
duced to show that by "tle designation" Graham
meant his own appointment by the Commissioner
Of Pensions. Assistant Postmaster-General Routt
testified that StOwel had never withdrawn his OPP
position In the matter Of payments TO the Danyille
Road, as had been asserted by Wagner, one OF Ora
hams witnesses. Joseph King, Stowells coachman'
swore that he drove Stowell to the boat landing,
where Graham got ill., and that he then drove to the
Baltimore depot. When being delayed by
the breaking of q spring. Graham jumped
out aud ran to catch the tram 10
Baltimore Stowell remaining in the carriage which
then drove off. This contradicts Grahams testimony
that he took StOwe into tho depot, aDd tnere pdiu
him $500. 1t is understood that the testimony u
now closed, with the exception of Mr.. StOwelis
statement which he will submit next Wednesday,
till which time the investigation was adjourned.
THE PROPOSED DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
The time not yet fixed for the proposed consula-
ton of leading Democrats, numbering In all be-
tween 80 aud 40. Ex-Gov. McGofln, Reverdy John
sou, jeremiah NJ. Black, Mr.. Herman Of New-iork,
and Mr.. Eaton Of Connecticut, are named as among
them. None OF the present members of Congress
have been invited 10 the conference The object IL
to consider the present condition of political affairs
and what should be done by the Democrats in the
event of called session Of Congress- Their action
in the way Of suggestion would then be reported 10
the Democratic members-elect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18

Of the In the of their rights Bat wn,e
regretting the action OF the force under MS ron-
mand not at all disposed to join In denuno,at1ns
OF Gen. Sheridan, above the suspicious OF
than honest motives, however mistaken ne nav hiso
been mode OF procedure under tho dltDruit VII
cumstances OF his position. For some inscrutioe reh
SON. whether from n OF Its own incompetncV' or
the superior wisdom and state smanslp OF the Exc Gu
tive branch OF the Government tile present Cohgrtrs
has seen t 10 leave the President TO deal with the de
eat and Oifcn alone despite or his earnestly
expressed desire FOR its action In the mean time tno
coored citizens OF State OF Louisiana have had every
reason to Grave protection not alone from ayo"eo
enemies but protested friends Lott they are, pe
tween the upper ,mistone OF exslave.h0ldlne afro,
mercenary officials. for whose conduct they are nen
Responsible they certainly VIVA cousitnti0ni
protection it Ii in the power Of Congress to AFFORD anu
the that body takes definite action on the suet
the better will 1t be for the whole country, and inc o
publican party In particular. ,, .,
Who does not now what the wise satssnansnp Oh
Charles Sumner clearly discerned At the time me error
OF investing hastily he revolted South with state
ereiguty which neither black nor white we're IN conn
ton TO exercise with safety 10 themselves rtor Ouon
U0der Territorial government neither khkiu1 no'
White Leagues, nor the abuse OF the black mans conn
dence by unprincipled sdyenturers, would nave noeo
possible aud should have been spared the preceuent
Of the United States troops settling questions OF mSn
bersIip In the Legislature OF sovereign btate lno
past L. beyond recall but the night OF Congress 10 Sc
cure to Louisiana what she has not had since the o
belliOn, republican form OF government. remains
AD,ts6urv lith lst Mo, 1875. JonH q. WHITTIER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NE Tvs.

RELATIONS BETWEEN GERMANY AND SPAIN
ARMAMENT OF GERMANY IN THE NORTH OF SPAIN
ONE HUNDRED MEN LANDED FROM THE NAUTILUS
AT ZARAUZ-A DENIAL FROM CARIISr SOURCES
BERLIN Saturday, Jan. 16. 1873.
When the additional vessels ordered to be sent TO
the northern coast of Spain shall have arrived
there the total armament of the German heet III
those waters will consist of so guns, with com
bined horse power of 6,SO0.
LONDON, Saturday, Jan. l6. 1878.
The Daily Ners publishes a dispatch from Hendaye
which states that the German man-of-war Nautilus
landed 100 men at Zarauz, on the Spanish coast
They occupied the place after short resistance by
the Carlists. - 600,
The report that the German corvette Nautilus
landed party at Zarauz is pronounced to be false
The Carlists declare that they would vigorously re-
sst such an attempt. They persistently deny that
the Gustav was fired on, and assert that tho crew
thanked the CaIlst officers for assistance rendered
It's believed that the steps taken by Germany
will lead TO vigorous action the part OF the Span
ish Navy against the Carlst position on the Guipuz
Goa coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
FOREIGN NOTES,

BERLIN, Jan. 18.-The Prussian Diet was
onened today by Herr Camphausen, Minister OF III
nnnees Tne Kings speech devoted 10 local ans'r
ToRoNro, Ont, Jan. 1e.-The London cleo
tion case was tried to-day JUDGES Gait and d"ynho
decided that Major Walker 10 disqualified from stnR ~
Parlia ment the next i've years, aud ina, n I.
uay all the costs Of the petition Tns Ia the nfst oos
ION trial ia which elect was found persoh
ally guilty OF corrupt practices.
HALIFAX, N. s., Jan. 1.-THE following are
the names OF the men Loaf by the wreck Of the brig
Hilda at Cheticamp: William Fitzpatrick MASTER mos,
Iarkin, mate; john Jones, VII am spencer' Ino as
Cogey, joseph Crawley, and Michael sweeney. IN ~,
vessel was owned ny Hon. j. c. Pope or Frihce I
ward Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
LYECHIN9 IN OHIO.

CLEVELAND, Jan. H.-G. w. Ullery, whose
arrest for assault little girl nine years Old, near
Urbana ONO, Tuesday last, has been previously
reported was hanged this morning by MOB OF about I"
masked men. 10 the jail, captured aud pouna
the guards, battered down the doors, took tue pfsoh
out aud after giving him lew mnnLes TO pray baIsod
nIm 10 o tree front VI tde COur-house large crow
gathered ON the scene hut the nchers bad po-eu
stroug guard and the feeble eff rts made 10 bcfieie
win them were unsucce ssful. After all ngns OF iiu
d,sperssd hut the cody hung hour before u MAS To-
moved by the Coroner. Public opinion ts deedeuy IN
favor OF the Tie little girl IL IL thought can
s.nIE l.Nnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-18
GLADSTONE ON THE POPE.

HISTORY OF THE PoPE's REIGN-INCREAsED SUB
sERyIENCY OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY.
LONDON. Monday, Jan. h. 1875.
Mr.. Gladstone has written an article on the
speeches of Pope Plus TX. which appears in The
Quarterly Reviec. lie sketches the history oil
the Pope's reign. points out the increased
subserviency of the Roman Catholic clergy, and
concludes that tho mass Of the British nation now
repudates the prctensions OF the Papacy more
eagerly and resoutey than it has done for many
generations