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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Piano.

Sc vends uno entersments nusvo de la fabsics de
Bernareggi de Barcelona. Con el euaenan todos
accessories como son Ia carrstilla para ,oocsr ibros
Danqustas fnnda, pies de srs.al deas. 1ntotinal&n
en- Ia Administration del BOLETlN. 1Q-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

PubNease este peri6dco domingos microbes vernes Guam
Il 10 exgsn rep6nss acanoss snpemsntOs
erlss los suscrptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
11ateriales de toneleria.

Ningunos Sc han introducido, pero las exis-
teneias de paquetes duelas almaccnes son
todayia crecidas, v las de ARGOS de MADEIRA, aun-
uue menoros, son sufieientes para atender al
consume p0r ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Litografla
de Sobrino de LarYoca q Comp

En- este establecimento Sc hacen toda clase de ina
presones por dslicadas que sean, equetas para
cigarrillos, facuras letras de gro betes de todas
clases msica, pianos, crculares, targetas de vista
casamientos ga &a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Hfsssos de varias procedencias.

BIZ han introducido en- La quincena los 81
Pdr yap. esp. P,.ertc Rico, de Liverpool,
Bres hatimer C0mpa-4O Q. cerveza, por ven
Para Don Joaquin Pefla--440c velas de COM
,0sicion l8 ps., 800 sacos arroz AZ ps
para Sres Feddersen Willink Compa--15O
bis cBrVe3a y 1000 sacos arrUz Dep6sito.
El cargament0 por berg. ital. Papa Costa
de Geneva, q Sres. Was, Soler, Palacios Coinpaa
nneda flandientA de OperaciOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
lnteresa.

EI itioerario del vapor ingles que sali6
de San Thomas ell 16 del corriente, ca
como sigue.
RUTA h.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
Gaia de Pr@stamos.
46.-CRUZ-46.

Ell da 1ltimo del corriente Sc remataran en- pdbica
almoneda por cuenta riesgo de quien corresponds
por 6rden de D. Francisco Tinaud las prendas que
sc expresan en- los talenes siguiente:
1866 $500, $3.50, 5621 6O12, 6O35, 6O46 $685. Gill,
6143, G237, 63l3 6452 $780, 1894, 6794 1904, 6976,
1885, 7176, 1906 1864, 1885, 72oO, 1881 1895, 1922,
7339 1850, 1874 7464, 7466 7452, 7499 7497, 7499,
75O9 1910, 7549, 6575 1857, $780, 1891, 7645 1858,
1867 1879 7689 771O 1872, 7745, 7749, 1884 1896,
1926, 1914, 1859, 1864 $780, 8OO1, e009 o02l 6057,
$685. 6O6l, $685. $685. sO9l, 81O0, 81O4, 8l03 8l06,
SIO7 81Os 8l29, 1884, 8140, 1855, 1855, Sl71 82l9,
822l e24O, S251, $685. $780, S43l, 649S, $500, 8oO7
e514 8518 $685. 1885, 9539, S541, 855l, S594, $685.,
1884, e599, 1904, S6O7 5000, 8611, e613, S6l4, S6l5
Is g. $500 S632 96i3 6637, 864l, 8642, 8G43, S647
864S $3.50 8657 $780, 1867, 1869, 5672, 1851, 86S7,
1868, $500, 869l $685. S699, 1913, S715, 87IS S723
$685. 1888 8739, 8741 8745, 6746, 8747, 6745 $751;,
$685. 1853, 8767, o775 s775, $3.50, S781, 1884, $780,
$751; 9793, 1896, $780, 1901, 8sO, 65ll, SslS 1913,
6914
Puerto-Rico 20 de Junio de 1s76.-Francisco I'll
maud. 5-3
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
BRIDES Ar THE CENTENNIAL.

The New York Tmts, in skctching
the incidents at Philadelphia, thus al.
ludcs to bridal parties: "Or all the
people who live 1T the Centennial hotels
! think the newly-marricd couples
Philadelphia is full of them, by the
woy-arc the only ones who are thor.
oughly contented and happy. 1t makes
no difference to them whether the 20.
totoes urc watcry, the meats dry or the
soup thini and they don't care pin
whether people talk to them or not
They live in II little world OF their own
and have no thought but for each
other, They all try TO act us though
being married was an old story to
them, and still for the life of them they
can't help taking each others hands
every five minutes. The brides nearly
all wear new watch chains
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
IN H0C SIGN0 VlNCES.

Yesterday The HERALD threw across
the street an American hog attached to
piece Of blue jeans, "Blue Jeans is
an expressive battle cry, 1t indicates
economy, irugality and honesty There
is no shoddy, no corruption, about mon
who wear blue jeans, The American
government and the American people
have been rcvcling in broodcloth,
shoddy and corruption for sixteen
years, IT is high time both went back
to economy, virtue and blue jeans. Let
blue jeans be the rOllying cry, then,
until the first Tuesday in November of
all those who sec in the mad riot of
Radical shoddy, of Radical venality, OF
Radical misrulc, the direst menace to
freedom. Let blue jeans emblozon the
banners OF Democratic clubs every
whore, and let us adopt blue jeans ms
the synonym of that reform which has
swept the October field and will sweep
the whole country next month. blue
Jeans" forever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
A TRIP TO LANCASTER

The reporter of rur HERALD, with u
view to put in ah appearance at the
monthly examination of Professor
Ragsdale's school at Lancaster, upon
day before yesterday, ran down the
Central to lIutchins, picturesque and
thriving little village some ten miles
below Dallas, thence by hack Ave miles
80 Lancaster In country of surpass.
ing ioyeliness and of matchless fertility,
lies the quiet little town of Lancaster,
with its kindly and hospitoble people.
fine schools and excellent churches.
After tea, taken NJ the residence of
Doctor Swndells, the reporter repaired
to the Masonic Institute, presided over
by that urbonc and scholarly instrue,
tor, Professor Smith Ragsdalc, assisted
by Professor Clark, an accomplished
teacher, Mrs, Ragsdalo and Miss
Guy, the lovely daughter of
our State Senator, Tho building was
packed and crowded, many being unable
TO obtain seats Tho exercises were
well conducted and exceedingly intor.
esting The performances on the piano
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

more hnl. ~ on the platform awaiting
There i. a kitten in Camp county
with two heads, two mouths tIlre' eyes
and one body
There are twenty-five srhools nn3
twenty churches located at central
points in 'rectone cloy
The Shennof Robertson county adj .
ycri.cs his Jail o,prcpmod TO lrrI|' o''
cupnnta from othrrcomuos
The Clhrksville Times senHibiy says
"Wheu llur and meal are bought WIN
cotton money, times look squally' ~
The News says the Northern Meiho'
dists viii soon commence the rfrrlloi'
of IA fine brick church IN Dcnlaoh'
VIII j. Hammer has purchased the
interest Of Mrs. Lewis IN the PnriS
Press, aud ~ now the sole proprietor
Mc,ls. Coleman, Mathis and Fulton
own pasture, lyingm Arkansas San rat
rico and Nucrs counties amounting To
2O9,I ~ acres,
Austin Statesman 4 Dag station amt
platform are to be established about
| half way between this city aud Dur'l
and it is expected the InlcmaIiulill
passenger trains will run to that poihJ
IN about twenty days
People who are iua quandry as to
which would do Austin the most good,u
narrow guogc railroad or a wooden
mauulactory might conpromIs" the
maltcrby deciding to take stock IN
both.
The city cilculator Of the Fort Worth
Democrat WAS recently treated 60 n
Iirst.cluss huggiug hy a lady VINO mis-.
took him for her returning husband
Wed like 10 hc Il circulNtur aud with
the circulatOrs stpnd--suCh mistakes.
Mr.. James Farrell an Austin, police
man. inlcr'ered to prevent an allrGy
between Deputies sheriff lively and
Walter uf Travis county, Oh the llih
INST After HiYcly was arrested hC
stabbed Farrell with n large pocket
SNIFF. The wound Inflicted was sr
riOus.
State Gazette Austin should not
build too high hopes ON the incoming
Of the International BIs-cclup elite.
with rail often ruins them The trad,
Of the city is mqu1stiouubIy less THAI
last year at this time. And this, witt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
AN APPEAL 70 THE COUNTRY,

Events which are transporting here
are to determine whether that Declare
ton Of Independence, that promulga-
ton Of which has been this year the
subject OF great National Celebration,
yet retains any vitality or has faded rs
completely from the hearts OF the
American people as the characters in
which it was written faded from the
parchment to which they were com.
mttcd- whether the rights which it
proclaimed rs Inherent in every organ
lied community are still rccuguj1cd, or,
as Chamberlain and his Radical hackers
assume We have no rights which he OF
they are bound to respect This is
the mumcutous issue which it has bc
come the duty Of South Carolina to
press upon the attention of the Amcri-
can people, il all its simplicity and
nakcdncss. The question IT, whether
the will of the people. expressed
through the hallotbox, in accordance
with the law, is to select the rulers OF
the State. or are United States bayo-
nets nndcr the orders Of marshals and
deputy marshols, to control the clcc.
tons in the interest Of the Radical
party with an armed negro militia and
negro rioters beating, intimidotina
and killing Democrats, black and white
If imperialsm is to- govern in the cleo.
tious Of States. it should be- unmistnl.
nblv understood. that the Nortbnrn
pcoplo may not fail to approciote the
prcccdeut furnished in the South
In the high.handod net of Federal in
torvontion. evidently arranged nt Wash
myton nppcnrs another stem in that
process decentralization which threatens
the politicol annihilntion of tho States
A sirn not to be mistaken and n warn
mo which ,,erhnns will not he ton Into
Tho events which .e TRANSMITTING in
this State have fully disclosed the pur
posed of the Radical party managers
and Justify our past description and our
apprehension of their designs.
10 pcrpot,alc the power of m, R,di.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
STATE NEWS.

The pecan crop in Falls GpInty is
good.
Howe's Great London Circus made
$4,000 from their performances In
Terrell.
Sherman received three hundred
aud my bales Of cotton on the nth
instant
But Dallas county has not only "cot-
ton money" but flour and meal'
money also,
The Austin Statesman issues n sup.
plement now called rAnoiher Hell
Gate" We believe you.
The Mckinney Enquirer says the
grnsshoppers deposited their eggs be.
fore leaving Collin county.
Terrell STAR There was 1913 bales
OF cotton shipped from Terrell from
September ! to October 10, and 20s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

when vital action Is slugg' sh, u stimulunt
provided II hc pure and property medicHted,
is the most reliable agent cor impurtlnH the
necessary impetus to the soml.dormnnt or
cans, nccclcratIng the lauguld circulation
and nvcr,ug the mnndles to which tune.
tonHl inactivity gives else. Physicians who
have employed llostcttcrs STOMACH Rittcrg
In their PRACTICE pronounce u the most sal
utnry tonic stimunnt they have over usod,
aud especially commend itus a remedy for
,orpldlty of the bowels, liver stomach and
kidneys, and asa rcsuscilunt OF vital eucrg, .
The medicinal value Of tho BltlerN is due to
the fact that with thcig hNss OF pure Old rye
are combined, In perfect chomiGal harmory,
the best restorative md DEMONSTRATING plr-
mouts known to medical botany. The Hlt.
tors never deterlorate In the most uuflVora-
BILE climates,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
AtIglMN BSsT.

The days grow strange thaHiphW gov 60,
The bees nave loll tuu clover;
The maple drUppoth IN tUo pool
II IS shady sununortuvor
An day the swallows souihWard mt;
All ui,ht the wind sigus dlvIy
And tn uugh the thin veil uVSr Il
The moon looks wan and weary.
rho crisp leaves rustic ON the path
That slupetn 10 tue meadow,
The onl, beside the lily pond
Drops doWn IT'S naked shadow;
The barred hOugh1u cvrutido
On upland iu'ls keep EWu}ug,
ANA dulvtul sounds through valley wide
At lonely hours ave SunHlug.
Three summer months to warm the hrurt,
And then the chill ltpls Nttur;
Three summer uouW tu dream ut love-
Slmv ninety days OF lUuGhtvri
And then the south doth end ltsIogn,
The north vi cup Que dru tmlug
The shadow dlopprtI once again,
To end Loves empty tChvmiug.
There rs no strip ct summer blue,
Hut Winter clouds blow over.
There H. no inch OF sOddcn turf
The white SNOW shall not cover;
No pleasant thing but huA IT, end
When sunny days are waning;
NJ note oi music for the Ntc,
But CndlvSS complaining,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15


by Miss Swindells, Mrs ha27nA''' WI"
the Misses Guy hIwllns ana "ro''
we're graceful and entertaining me
singing especially those songs reno'''"
by Miss S"indellS, VINO possesses u"
swcetyoicc. was among inv
happlest oyentSo the'Y'h'ng. nP','"''
were delivered by Masters H'''' Wv"
ford Tell Perry Joln '''orS' WIZ
Freeman aud Robert Mo'lAF save CIV
little fellow who balk'd ana 7'' NOW"
the efforts ofthe embryo orator" were
fair specimens OF schooFooy 'P''r"'I
Compositions were read by Misses no"
Inns, Freeman, uroN' 0"'""''''' ''''
and Morton These essays 7e''''o
to possess the merit ol Originality "n',
thought which is rather rare III ''no"'
girls, for they will pIasarI|' 'o'"''''l''7'
The school o' Professor "'S''' W., 10
handsome building newly panied "'o
rclittcd, has an attendance OF seventy
pupils, and VIII treble ''' present mum
Der ms soon as the collon picking ''"'"'
is pnsL y strong interest Is '''' II 'h'
community on the snHIec' oil inns SENIOR
and the reporter was P'oo''u 10 "o''
the pride and pleasure manifesto" ~
the good people Of Lancaster III "'' WI"
appcrlon' to l'S"di''c''h'n''
At the conclusion oil VAc present s''
sion conm'It'o consisting o ~
Swinde'Is. ~ ~ "'o''' h,I' ""'
James u simpson, c'''or OF Nv '''
AID, chairman VIII award 'h' 'o''o"'"i
medals
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

TINS story is told Of the visit of the
Southern troops to Boston, last June
One of the South Carolina soldiers was
melted TO the fremont Club, and while
there, gentleman came in and was in
PRODUCED to party The Carolinian,
who eyed the gentleman from the mo-
ment he entered the room, overheard
his name, Colonel Joseph l. Baker and
asked him il he did not command the
Fourth Massachusetts Cavalry Scptrm-
Der 30, 1864, the day after the battle of
Chapin's Farm. The Colonel replied
that he did. The soldier said, raising
his hat; "Do you remember giving me
this cut with your sabre when my squad
were charging on your picllrtsY at
tho same time showing an ugly sabre
wound The Colonel then did rccol.
lcct, and asked pleasantly what he was
going to do about it. " "Wcll," said
the Southerncr, 81 was taken prisoner
by you, and marked YOU SO that if !
ever met you again would know YOU
and kill YOU but since then | have
changed my mind, and suppose we try
to wash out this scar with bottle Of
champagne ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

Tur New York SIM is foolish enough
to give place To the iollowingbosh "a
circus that travels in Texas has nh un-
covered canvas enclosure, At Bracket
II tree oycrhanging the ring was occu-
pied by men and boys who thus saw
the show free of cost A performers
feat included firing revolver on horse
back, and NJ the first discharge spec.
tator fell dead from the tree. There.
upon the circus men were mobbcd, and
escaped only by practical use of then
skill in horsemanship"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT is OUEEN,S ntIIo ,,,,,l .

II Isl Is plant mat grows in the soutS A. !
cred, by which all diseases that cev, ulscOy.
blood can be eradicated ut once ma IN the
II eXpels for lie all scroiulous' nup2tHeyer.
CuIDneous and Rheumatic afIect iSyphllilie,
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for t6 Vns and Is
siSsIsf A nth searching but %StE
low Dock and other roots and huililai Vel.
comes q, blood purifier unsurrns"nrhT,, II be.
unequalled. such In the comLinatome ard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
PRESCRIPTION FREE

EOR the Speedy Cure of Semin., u
L ness, Lost Manhood, and nil weak
brought on by indiscretions or ercess SoiG ls
has the ingredients. address ANY
W. DAVIDSON Il CO.. ~ Nassau st.. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

NoNttoa lowing heart, prize
a lovely mouth,
Whose breath is sweet rs evening breeze
From Galmy South.
SO, darling, veil hnnw you won't
Forget ~ use your SOGOOONr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
Causes the Body TO Gain in SoIiJ u.

Us value can not be too strongly impre..'1
upon "nss So ia a'a'I lp OF those who have BEEN
The afflicted are assured that this Il, uaiaoler
OF the worthless nostrums of the dav V h one
prepared upon scientific princInins,' Vuts
physician OF thirty years experience y =
everywhere. NV sold
Principal office, lSMurray ST., New Vol,
septS-deod-wl '''" iork,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15

GoonuAEpI Observation-Disclosures
u OFFICE uai8.s,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-15
Da. TUFTS SABSApARlLLAAyD
QuEES'S DELIGHT,

io Inn M"dc m9st powerful aterat,v.
Ulcers and Sores, Diseased Johns WWe old
charges from the Ears and No,uIIul Dis
scesses, Skin affections, Hhsnns, Alb
propsy, Kidney Com plants, Evil uainnallsm
Hecret practices, Diseased SCaIr' Disnaescls OF
Liver ana spleen ana all diseases tEU aSI cree
property Of imparting fair com MA 1 peculiar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05
A MEASURE 0r ECONOMY.

The Sacramento Record UnioH-Csp-
tra Pacific Railroad orsan-after giving
the retiring Legislature 4 parting kick.
concludes an editorial in yesterdays
issue BY suggesting that probably a
session Of siIty or ninety days held once
in three years would bs q considerable
improvement on the present PLAN"
This may b regarded a. Al economical
suggestion on the part OF the corpora
ton which controls the columns Of the
Record Union. Il certainly would b
cheaper TO influence" . Legislature
oncs In three years than once in two.
But with tho peculiar sasacity for
which the Record. Union 10 remarkable.
We are surprised that ii did not also sug-
gest . reduction in tho number Of State
Senators. Il seems that the iabors OF
the corporation aforesaid have been
chiefly successful in the Senate. and
with the reduction Of the number Il
would manifestly require a less amount
Of 'infiuspes" to 60 around. The
Record Union IL welcome 10 uss this
amendment in its further economical
Argumenta. " l4UI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05
MAMMOTH SHOWS.
Msatgomsry Qussn's New Circus
and New n~enAgerie.

GRAND oPESISo. MONDAY, n Sd.
From the San Francisco Call, March %, 1870
Montgomery Queen seems to know
exactly the wants OF the people who
patronize amussments OH the Pacific
Coast. Last year the grand c%onccntra-
ton OF talent which comprised his elegant
establishment seemed to us M II Queen
had exhausted tho equestrian world.
aud that no possible improvement could
be made; but tho indefatigabls and
never firing manager has succeeded In
| collecting together new attractions and
features that were never offered our
people before. Mr.. Queen has procured
a new and magnificent outfit for his
caravan, and his daily free street dis
| plays caunot fail OF convincing the most
dubious doubter that Queen has by odds
the most eXtravagantly gotten.up estab.
lishment. not only In America, but that
ever rolled upon wheels. Besides the
new lofty band chariot, Mr.. Queen will
introduce somo new features In his pro.
cessions, known as tablsau cars. One
OF these represents Queens Dream OF
our Hundredth Anniversary" The
car Is emblematic OF our country and the
birth OF freedom; In the centre and
upon a lofty platform stands the God
dess OF Liberty. with q living loose
Senegal leopard crouching ct her feet.
surrounded by full lifs.sized figures In
gold OF Justice and Columbia. The
others consist OF moving tableaur. Prof.
Pisrcs's group Of performing royal Ben
gal tigers comprise q living picture wit
messed only once In q lifetime. Zinze-
bar and five man.oaiing hyenas form
another striking illustration OF mans
power over the brutes OF creation.
Madame Pauline. the only female sub
ducr OF lions on the Western Continent,
gives a public exhibition Of her reckless
disregard OF the great monarchs OF the
jungles. The long line Of new animal
dsns, deliberately painted In light green
and gold. with centerpieces Of over 6tty
magniAciently executed Scriptual paint.
ings. representing some Of the grandest
and most sublime passages In the Bible.
Many new animals have been added.
Tho Arenic or Moral Circus department
Is complete and unexceptionhble. Sig.
nor Quaglieni, the Italian bareback one
and four-horso rider; A. Lowanda, the wild
rider OF Brazil; young Sebastian. the
four.pony rider, and Miss Mollie Brown,
the greatest female rider the world has
ever produced, stand prominent among
the celebrities OF Mr.. Queens eques-
| trian organization. Tho Mathews FAM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05

prsoluds the possibility Of q change for
the better. Bot with q facilities for
acquiring experimental knowledge Il
doss seem a. though va might make
even more rapid strides towards perfec.
ton in that branch Of industry. alluded
to above. than VIC have yet made.
In conclusion, let me add-though at
some distance from the direct subject
what I have forgotten 10 insert above.
viz: In some Of the base ores Of Mexico.
whore the percentage Of base metals 10
large, the ore Ia treated. after being
roasted. with = view 10 says such metals.
Not being acquainted. however. with the
exact minutia Of the process. and aware
that this article 10 already too long. I
willingly forbear further remarks.
J. H. A.
Virginia City. April .. 1876.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05

Hmm the rsrxon ,Dnesl- AlFil lth.l
..T.S -, 4. w,,,
A.. cs,..'" III = :, afs,;n,
~ S.",n..n Th,ss
~ se ~. 10 mi. s.r.
- ~ ap =, wh;sh i. n
VIZ. uue un.aina ,n,o
par % 'ne,. ehs'v" ~.
me o,nre OF III. an NV. $500, ~
s;..;a,.naa ~ M" .us,om ana h. sia.
.s'. ~ ,n,. =, h, ,.n hact N
\. s.,no,sS, a%n,;oy,sv The sioni6.
s.... :, 4, +. rams.J va. npraly no.
49,. 49,. -. III T.. ,h.,
nv. - 80 ~, no,h;n. ,hs fool offor.
;no ~s hsI;s,s ~ hc pI.ssinv IN them.
Nv. ali !, :. all ba "The Feat ~
A.. ua w.r, =, to stats
,hs, az chin.s. ha,isva IN tbs i'm.
mo,,.i,v NJ ths sonl ami that death
i. "n,x r.,;ss from .sr,h,v car.s, A
man c,,., ssa,h 4. ;n.t ,hs sama ma be
SO Mo-. 4. mi. snir;t h iust as con.
.c;ous N ali hal t-rsnspires as when hin
sonI ..i,tel In Tho body. The three
sssson, th,t are set apart Tor the Offering
Of fool 40 the dsnd. continue for ten
S.vs each. Only upcn such occasions
.rs The dead snpposrd 10 feast their
..n.ss' This Offering Ia 10 bind The
snirit, Of m, departed In ciose friend.
ain Win ths living who narticipate In
n. To let this custom PASS by would be
to bid oood.by to spirit friends. who
vould believe themselves forgotten, and
40 that. while they would be travelling
here and there over the earth, they
would pass by and would not influence
for GOOD their companious on earth.
When the food Ia offered, the spirit says
TO itself: ..My friend remembers me
and comes 10 offer ma food: therefore
will i befriend him" Said DR.. An Kee,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-05

A CoRaKcr CoScLusioS.-Ths Marys.
vile (cal.) appeal. always an able ia
per. but which switched OF with the
Boothites in tho campaign Of 1874. has
concluded TO "stand in" with the Re-
publican party this year. In q late issue
the appeal takes this intelligent view Of
tho situation: "Tho Independent Re.
publicans are generally sensible people.
and can see with half an ego that the
time has come when they must choose
between the Republican and Democratic
nominees for President. Thsro Is no
Greeley to DO killed OF in 1876. The
halfway house IL closed. The fight Is
70 b square up and down between
Union men and Copperheads and their
allies. The old fight is to DO Tough,
over again. and he who is not for the
Union il against it,"