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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11
SCIENTIFIC INTERVIEW.

SCIENTIFIC INTERVIEW.
Mr. Leonard SWEET came into the parlor
and greeted the reporter warmly.
"This is very sad affair, Mr.. Swctt,"
said the reporter, sympatheticaliy.
"Whas's that?" asked Mr. SWEET.
"It is very melancholy, but we must all
come to it, sooner or later"
"What is it? What arc you speaking
OFF"
awe should all be prepared, Mr.. SWEET.
We know not when the hour may come, Mr..
Moody says In the midst of life, Mr.. SWEET,
we arc in death. How do your poor family
take it, Mr.. SWEET?
any bad news? Tell it right out man."
Yes, sir, 1 have bad news. In the flow
or of his fame, in the strength of his man
hood, in the pride of his middle age, one of
tho most respected citizens has gone from
,.a s.siR ssRR .haa 4sss
6une's sympathetic coincidence to learn the
amount of insurance"
"Who is it? Somebody dead? Who
is it?"
"Let me break it, gently, Mr.. Swott it
is yourself, sir. There is rumor down
town that you are dead"
"Thcre isn't word of truth in it."
"Think well, Mr.. Swctt, before denying
it, Some of the most wealthy and infuen-
tial of our citizens say it is So"
"But say it isn't. I ought to know
Look at me-"
"Now, Mr.. SWEET, you understand the
rule of the law that where there is
q prepondcrance of evidence on one
side it shall be assumed that the side pre-
senting such prcponderance shall be deemed
to be correct. There are many who say
you are deceased, and against them you Of
fer your unsupported word. What is the
intelligent public to think p
"But say, emphatically, I am not dead
Isn't that enough Z"
The reporter reflected He knew Mr.
Swett and knew him to be high-minded
honorable gentleman, and he hated to doubt
his word but he remembered numerous
calls on Mr.. SWEET for news, which he be
nignly, good .naturcdly, but firmly refused
to give up, and what wonder that the repor
torial mind should dwell on this character
istic of Mr.. SWEET.
alive, Mr.. SWEET, but dislike to be scoop
ed,' and am fearful. Couldn't you Writ
disclaimer, or something l could show il
the event of any trouble -
at isn't necessary. When tell a maj
, am not defunct, isn't that sufficient"
eyes, ordinarily; but here's this stor
) believed by so many and what right have
an humble reporter, to faunt the lie in tn
teeth Of these respectable citizens? I Nigh
. say there is some doubt about the matter
, and ask the public to suspend judgment I'll
, til you can make a statement. But ther
, you might not make statement after al
: and then where am II"
= He looked calmly at tho reporter, an
q breathed hard.
"Could you tell me any facts about 20,
q late life, Mr.. Swett?"
"No, sir"
"Can't you say or do something to s
:. this uncertainty at rest p
q 81 can only say that am alive and VIC
That is ALL"
IF avery well, Mr.. SWEET I'll give yo
. statement as coming from you, and you CT
d settle with those who started the rune
afterwards. Good night, Mr.. Swett."
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

An old negro woman gives her views on
raising cotton thusly: ode way dey use to
make cotton in my day was wild plenty OBJ
hick'ry. Dey didn't need no juanner den.
An if yo'll glib me few niggcrs and good
hick'ry now, kin make any OBJ dis land
about heah fotch good cotton, dat will beat
any OBJ yer juanner p
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11
sRLRcrEp RECIPES: :

!.
CHEAP sPUDDINa.--One egg, two cups
Of . igar, ono large spoonful Of butter, cup
three parts full Of butter-milk, small tea
spoopfal of soda--season to taste and bake
.iyss For family Of - 6kaakQa
dbl G6le the 8cipe. w hon ~ ) uN( i l
properly baked, this will be found indeed
cheap and wholesome. ~,
SAUCE FOR PUDDINas. One cup Of su.
gar, half cup Of butter, Tablespoonful Of -four,
all crcamed together, then add small cup 81
hot wator--place on stove and stir frequent.
ly. When thick enough add wine and nut
meg. When necessary double the recipe
TEA CAKEs.--One cup Of butter, two o.
sugar, three eggs, half a nutmeg, tea.spoonfu
of soda, half cup Of butter.milk, and Aou
to make soft dough. Bake quickly.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

HOG CHohERA.-Tho Paris Tntelligencer
says that J. M. Dunn, ESQ, Of that county
has used the following recipe for hog cholera
for several years past, both before and since
the war, with great success. His neighbors
hays also used it, and they say it has never
faiL5d to cure the cholera when the hogs
woald eat it, and that it will arrest the dis
ease among those not already sick, if fed to
them.-,Shel1yuiHe { 7enn.) Commercial
REcIpE.-Take ono tablespoonful of ar
senic, one tablespoonful of gun. powder, and
one Tablespoonful of sulphur. Thoroughly
mix these ingredients with half bushel OF
whSat bran, vet aud feed to twenty hogs
IF the bran i soured before using, it is said
to be better
Hoo CBoLERA.--I have been free from
the cholera among my hogs for twelve
mouths past by the use of this remedy:
@x,x,tape half pint 1sHyiripvf turpcn.
tin% NIX we'll with one fourth bushel oi
corf meal, and give to the hogs say twelve
to @teen in number. twice per week. Their
nit oak or hickory ashes with kitchen stuff
in my quantity, and give to the hogs of
teri
| have lost, since the war, a number o
hos with the cholera, and have tried many
| things said to be preventives, but have not
1 bem benefited, but have not lost ont
| slice have been using this preparatior.-
khreat many have died. all around me-
| GfiJ. Jones, in Georgia Grange.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11
HOW CAN SERVE THE sTATEs

ny THE AUTHOR OF THE RISEN CAROLINA.
''He scrrcth best, toho loueh most"
[Coleridge.
They only may be truly said to live
Who nobly live; and all may nobly live;
There is work so mean purpose pure
May not ennoble it--no life so poor
It may not link itself to issues high
Who knows how far an net or word may reach
1t was Gods will by perfect life
Lived in n nook obscure, to save the world;
lie knoweth we'll what thou hast most at heart,
To that He counts thy life at its just weight
Meet but His will, lie will meet thy desire.
How can serve the State?
Sweet would it be to die
Or live for her but
Can only love my State.
How can l serve the State?
.TholA seemest set apart;
But bcnr her In thy heart
And thou shalt serve thy State"
How can serve the State?
"No proof of love it were
To serve thyscf by her
Through office Of the State"
How can serve the State?
'By service indirect
Thou mayest we'll protect
And helpito build thy State
How may 1 serve the State?
There is no lot so low
But thou may'st use it so
AS well to serve thy State"
How may serve the State?
''Scrve him who placed thee there,
And think not that by prayer
Thou dost not serve thy State.'
How can l serve the State?
''Work at the task God sent
Fulfill His high intent;
Trust Him to keen the State
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

Abraham Lincoln in his attack of small
pox, said /: "Now I am willing to see the
office seekers, for at last, have something
l can give 'em ALL" q
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

At Geneva, Ohio, man named Potter
shot his wife for leaving him aud then shot
himself
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-05-11

Admiral Porter went on TO saY that thore
probably would not be much blockading and
that our supplies would bo in demand by
othev nations in any event.
/ Gen Sherman on being interviewed said
that neither Russia nor Turkey over had
larger or better disciplined armies than now.
They have, said he, all the advantages Of
many improved arms and modes of warfare,
aud Che result willbe that tho world viii
witness the greatest battles ever fought, SC
far as the destruction Of life is.conccrned
believe this struggle is going to cost .
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

TN Mccsrthy's Miss MI-anshrope.
sylvester Barter cosssibusss . pos,u
which be entities Tried and Trv.."
"Ahoes Cigarettes" 10 sort Of memoir
Of the DOT always pIsssss, smelling
paper cigars sos % much ia vogue. We
pause and look long enough 10 ipbils
The ipforms'ion that ''ths PRINCIPAL
cigarette factory iu Cubs) IL. a. is we'll
known. the factory Of II. Sasini. :" The
Hard Times" 10 . rather jerky and
emotional paper on the prevailing dis.
'fesses IN tho labor market. We do not
b~i'eve. from ts groupings. that I, viii
psy 10 sork. The Two wosIdsp 10 :
piece of poetry BY Elice Hopkins. Isle
tor st. Luke" tshich suggssts The pos~l.
"'i'y OF brother 81. Bridget. Is .
story by Constance Fennimore woolson
Asry Bay"rd Clarke seems 10 have pss-
termed her poen Of Clsopasra'a soIilouuv
upon siory's we'll known poem. Mr.
"N"Aot yves uo . second
chapter on Dramatic Canons. which i.
succeeded by short poem BY Maresrs,
!. Preston entitled saint Lambert. =
Coal. Grsns White gives ms q chapter
on English Traits. in bis vgor Gus die.
ton. Dead yashn 10 the title OF n
story by Louise Stockton. Mr.. Titus
Munson coan. Of whose writings We
are still in doubt AZ TO whether 10 like or
dislike them. gives us . chapter On
being Born away From Home. The
Home OF My Heart is the name preGred
70 some sianzas by W. +. Bourdillop.
THE South. Her Condition aud Neeasn
"A crude bit Of political cssaying by Mr..
.. l.. h. Curry. And here follows Drift
Wood, Scientific Miscellany and other
editorial matter. A very excellent mum.
Dor Of this welcome magazine.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

70 show their title IL they have any.
vii cay 70 counssl thas my a~soci.
ats, Jodge Hillyer. doss not concur In
~ veews have expressed. There 10
s0vis!on a opinion between us. Bot
u. NE ~ bow stands the opinion Of
me pss.ldisg Jsdgs prevails for the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

bob Inssrsoll Startled his sseipvsy
as'' audience by asserting hat IL The
Prsssdsnsiai slsetion had not bses deter.
nissd By NE Rlsesssai Coumissiop. and
..a osss thrown into the House Of Rep.
oses sanasa J. Tildss vsuld
NOS have bean elected. bs. Rutherford
o. nsys vs1'd Asvs hssa s,ectsd b.
southern votes" He is further quoted,
- follows:
n . h.o o What I am talking about.
r Dsr,hs .ne isss Congress the Southern
their country. hold in their hsn3. ,hs
iu'ure OF the United States. With ono
vord they could have plunged us int me-
TIE he'll Of civil war. But tHsy had hsS
enough q var; they wanted peses. The,
preserved AZ. and ! an willing 10 uni,s
vith them 70 preserve that pricele.s 81 IN"
forever. Applause. 80
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

The Standards Vienna dispatch RI.
ports that the Montenegrnn troops are
concentrating on the frontier. but will
not attack the Turks. Prince Nicho.
las announces that he will start on the
Iotn Tor the camp Of MEDIUM. A Hes.
Aee"vinisn corps In concentrated y
beujane. General Despotovitch h
marching on Banjaluka. A circular
from Moscow urges all the scIavonian
committees 70 raise fresh funds In aia
OF the Montenegran war.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

Mas. r. N. DAoosrr died in PhiIadsl.
ph'A on Wednesday. after : brief illpsss.
hss disease IL reported quick consump.
uon. She leaves two beautiful chill
dren and . heart.broken husband. He
and they have our heaFtiess sympathy
and that Of this entire community.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

senator Forty says he holds over n
PRESIDENT pro tenn. on account OF Vice
PRESIDENT Wheeler having complied
with tho suggestions OF Republ,c.n
members, and did net, ~ Is custom
ary' leave the chair on the last day Of
the session until 1t closed. Had he
vacated the chair now election would
have been necessary. Therefore. II
both the President and Vice President
should die, Ferry would succeed to
the Presidency.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

A. Cssnon olty. March "a. 1877. By Justice c
beesrs Bowers 80 ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

Opinion - NJ JUSTICE sAv.
1He - Tog Po1ooS TgTLE
CASE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

In the United stafss Circuit co,ys
Ninth Circuit, Distrios q Nevada.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

a delegation OF Germans called upon
PRESIDENT Hayes on Tuesday 10 con-
graduate and thank him for his recog-
nhion Of the share of naturslized citi-
zens In the welfare OF the country, n
shown In his nomination OF Schurz.
They afterwsrd called upon Schurz.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

Thomas Briggins, who was before
'ne committee on Administration OF
Affairs Of the Lunstic Asylum a. a wit
ness year ago, and testified about the
spirit Of Gensrai Grant being 1t his
bedside, has entered suit In the Circuit
Court against the ex- President for false
imprisonment and 100000 damages.
lie was arrested g month ago BY tho
police for threatening General Grant,
and sent to the asylum,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

J. II. Adams OF ri W. l.. X. Br.dlsv
o. nis.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-23

49,. . sss eili =. sssvs~-d. sss .,.,, -.
rpsae1s viii y beOvna~i 80
~" q sAss sts nsy aSsssd. ~ go
"r~oa. nsssA u. sv,,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
Unguento Holloway.

Este Incompatible Bdlsamo, sana los MALES De
PIEkNAS DE rECHO las LIagls Antiques y.lln
las Uleer,s cIry0 origen no convgne menconar en-
cUtaneas no hay remctio igual al UNGUENTO H0-
LLOWAY. al que miiiares deben la salvacion ilnto
de suS brazos piernas como dc sus eXistencias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12

rrhlo hlo a9don
de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12

Cajetas de ls oigarrilios papcl pectoral de Berro
- rajas por peso
CnIctila4 de % cigarriips papcl orozur blaneo Il
~ y tona 1tu de pesos tin atclantr i 80.
III. de - i'll. i'll. i'll. u por 81 q i'll. i'll - :! ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
iG A n G. "A!

En- LA VTOIETA hay de yenta aleun0s muelles
casi nuevos que Sc dan muy baratos
HAY tambien un lnagniflco ammonium lie palisan-
dro con tres regstros de excrlenes voees SO ACADIA
de recihr de de las melores fdbrcas dfi por
costo es propio para iglesa Un arm0n-fiute un
piano vertical dc Steinweg. otras muchas cosas
buenas titles. G. @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
Nneya EnlpreSa Nortc-ancricana De yapNPS.

De New York salrd dreetamente rara este puerto
e 70 dc Febrero prixmo, continaara su viaJe para
americana HUNTSNILI.E. del porte &c l,20o t0neia-
das, al nlando 9e su aeredtado cap. " NARE
AdmiIfs cslrga I;3sajeros: 81 oportunidad Sc
publicard itneraTio preeios de .tsaies fietes rs
los serdn cort difereneia dc los eonoeidoS Dor
buqucs De vcia.
Para mas dotalles dirigirse consignatari9s en-
1871 SILVA Yta Hta. 81 j.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
Consulad0 BritanicO.

La correspondence s. cierra en- este Corsulaao
los dias sfuentes
Para Gnglaierra. Francia
AlcmGnia. toda EuropH Asia T11a ( p g, o, Z 81
Santh6mis. Pariiico, TERRA - = y - - "
frme las Colonias Inisit sHs
Para Ia Habana, M&co y Fl.
Estados- Und0s - $50
p,ot' Para 81 Brasil io &c IA Fl da l26iay 2' q.
Para Santo Domingo, Los dias y 16.
r-+, VIA ,le Santii6mas Y
ia1d les 1s'fe''s- Eh4uo9' HaiaX el IL o H.
-.i, VIA Ge jamaica el dia
1"'" rf' Aas'''77 'i'"N'' - o -.
Segun disposition del Cebicrno Brit,inieo. en- los
dias de correspondence Etra hurupa las etrtaS 50
traeran Ii este Consllado hasta IN UNa del dia sin
multa hasta las tss eon ih1 uta d9 dicz ccHtaVos
caftas, eN@"D It's cttt' cica on tl buHun con
los Sellos 4gl~$rS nccesaTipS.
Cuando q lfanquep = iorznso las caftas lues-
taS on cl suZ,'n son fran Iuead@S 40 pueicn ser
enviada, pof II yapOr tni,lis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
AYkSGg.

,!Iabiendo desapareeido mn niieeo g0a coationa D
A. ACoSTA Oh de C3an1o. pus;aca ea esia 6st0reta
q 2 dc Dicembre 0ltimQ, he dado cuept05 In Ndni-
nisfaeinn de lfotera del cftado eXtryyio da botas
nImcFos
7.lo5 7loi 7.1o5 7ioG 7.la7 7a08 7,o9 7Alo 7,ill
7,ll2 7ll3 7,11t 7,1l5 7ll6 7,l1s 7,ll9 7lao 7i3f
7,122 1923 7124 7125 1925 7,127 7,t2s,
eorrespondienes Ill sogtoo del y del eorrente para
que surta los efectos dado de salir asuno pre-
miado.
Puerto Rico 6 dc Enero de 1877.
Atuonio drzUa8d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Mejico. o

Estos precos son en- orc q la par
Sc eNpenden betes de retorno para tres meSes
con una rebai de % p%0. bueno por un ao para los
yiajes trasatantcos. ses meses para Is AntillilS
Sc hace rebaa de sexto en- los tpos estabieci7
dos en- favor de las amilias pcro solo en- los casos
que el importe del pasaje 81 Sc earga en- s tota1
dad por toda la tamilia ucre igual al importe total
del pasaje de cuatro pasaJeros adultos de Canlra.
El tesrmino famlia solo comprende los padres, sus
hijos slls crados la rebaja hara Il las per-
sonas aue tomen billees de retorno. . a pas;peros
que tomen billetes los preeios mas bnlos para des-
de Europa. -
Los ninos m6nos de 8 amos. uno gratis. de la
cuarta parte, y de II la mitad;
Los pasajeros para Francia. o cnalquier parte de
Europa pueden quedar Is das en- Inglaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV vice los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- Francia Los paSaJeroS por estos Vapores
tendrn el prvilegio de yalar e camino de hero
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth y L0ndres. Il una
rebaia de 10 p%S los embarcados en- este puerto.
Esta prohibidoa los pasaJeros, embarcando en-
este puerto tomar betes sino la Agencia de la ca
Consulado ingles -Rico el pasaje tornado bordo
pagara 10 p@S de recargo Los yapores que salen de
San Juan los das 13 ~ de mes, tocaran con los va
pores americanos entire New-lork Brasil.
Para pormenores sobre fietes dirigirse al Agente
de la Conpailia.
La Compa1ia asegura toda clase de valores que
en elective metales precosos Joyas. Sc embarquen
EN- los vapores de Ia linea con destno Il Europa, San
Thomas, Hahana, . cuafquier otro punto de Su ruta
Ell Agente, W. b. PAULI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
L1srA DE prEc1os DE Los pAsAJEs DE Ia cLAsE.

En- 2n az parties, V en- "a cuarta parte de los
precos de In Los pasnieros de 81 clasc han dc evar
consigo los enscres dc. cana las proyisones nece
sariaS.
Cuando el vapor sale de este puerto Il las de la
maiiana no Sc cxpendcri ningun hillete en- dcho
dia pero sc hara de lie la tardc ii dia anterior,
4 mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-01-12
VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL x PUERT0-RIC0

Los vapares Pasrto- Rico, Mayaogez Ponce ST.
rucn s carrer desde Liverpool paralos varios puer-
los lie esta Isit
Para informes referirse & los Sres. White. For
man v Comp de Liverpool. q 4 los Representatives.
SREs IAT1MER C0MP., San Juan.-SREs. LI4AuR RI.
BoRDA Y COMP. Mayagaez- w IEcHEEs COMP