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The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-29
Farm. House and Garden.
Fun on the Farm.


From the Rural New Yorker.
How often do we hear the remark,
"What dull life farming must be!'
or. ssWho would live in the country
where there is no opportunity Tor nav
ing any fun 20 which is but a shorter
name for pleasure. 1t is certainly
true that many do find country lie
very dull if not almost unbearable !;
but we are free to say that the cause
of this is less in surroundings OF such
persons than in themselves. The Brl-
tish Museum or the Geological Gardens,
would no doubt be dull and uninterest-
ing places to great many persons
still this would not prove that they
were really unattractive to those who
have eyes to see and ears to hear'
with minds trained to enjoy such ex-
hibitions.
The same principle holds good IN re-
gard to the pleasures which the resi-
dents of city or country respectively
enjoy. Wealtbehas really but little to
do with happiness, or what we may
term pleasure or the ''fun OF living,
and it would be difficult to fix ''pov-
erty point" below which a human be.
ing may not live and be happy. In
deed it could be easily demonstrated
that there are proportionately as many
happy families who subsist on ten dol
lars a week or less, as on one hundred
and upwards. We must, therefore,
conclude that after a mans actual ne
cessities are supplied, the matter or
pleasure depends mainly upon his dls-
position, previous training, or capacity
for enjoying the things which come
within his reach. Now if the farm is
such dull place as many would make
lis believe, why is it and who is to
blame! There is certainly no lack OF
materials or opportunities for enjoy
ment of the most rational and lnnO-
Gently hilarious kind. What could be
more ENJOYABLE than trained animals
of all kinds, from mouse up to an OK
or horse and then what field there
is for study, as instinct improved be-
comes yeritable reason Let each
child have his pet animal to work
upon. thereby creating a friendly
strife which will make life all the
more pleasant.
Perhaps their taste may not be foI
animals. but for minerals, shells, plants
or some other of the thousand and one
objects of natural history to be founo
onevery farm all of which may be gath
cred and studied in leisure moments
without wasting the time required To-
labor in the field. The boy if tol(
he may go fishing after his task
done, usually finds a way to ge
through with it in time to spend hap
NV hour where the 'sfun comes in, AM
this might often be done III hunting
for plants to put in his herbarlum, o
for insects, shells. minerals, or othe
objects of natural history to enrich hi
cabinet.
OF course the parents should secon
all these deviations from the far to
general routine on the farm, Whlc
often amounts to little more tha
working eating and sleeping-a fat
that accounts, in great measure, te
the widespread complaint, that boy
and girls leave the farm whenever a
opportunity presents itself. And WI
will blame them, if the farm can otft
no inducements for remaining! Thel
is world of amusement on every acl
of land occupied by plants and livir
creatures, and it is only those who al
blind through ignorance who fail
find it.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-29

forced to work very hard. Does not
YOUR wife work harder than you do
Let us ask you that question. And are
her nights broken by care Of a nurs'
ing baby, or by looking after little
children! If so, unless you desire to
shorten her days, think upon these
things, and apply the lesson to your
own case.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-03-29
Better Than Blue Glass.

From the Boston Globe.
Bobby Blinkers didn't want to go te
school the other day. He did not put
In his appearance at breakfast, and
about o'clock his mother went up 70
see what was the matter. Bob. was
writhing about the bed from an i'm
poverished stomach-ache. "All right,
said the old lady. ssI'll apply . mus
tard- d-plaster, and in few minutes
hot mustard plaster, containing two
square feet Of motive power, was
spread upon the boys abdomen.
ssMother, how long must this thing
stay on !'' II guess Ill be able to
take it off about this afternoon, and
then, if can get an emetic to work,
it'll be all right. Lie still, my boy,
I'll bring you through" Then Bob
rose up Immediately and started for
school, and the plaster was the cause
Of his being an hour late.
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Seheneh's PulmOnic syrup for
the Cure OF ConsumptiOn,
Coughs and Colds.

The virtue Of this medicine IL that Il
ripsns the matter and throws It out Of the
system, PuEides the blood, and thus effects
q cure. 4..
ScHExCI's SEA wKED TOXIC, EoR me
CuRR or DHsPKPsIA, INDIGESTION, DC.
The Tonic produces 9 healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
cbyle, and curing the most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
Sciences AASDRAER PILLS, FOR TIE
CURE OF LAYER COMPLAINT, dc.
These Pills are Alternative, 0nd produce =
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, As they aye free from eAlOGiel,
and yet moSt effeaaiouS in restoring q
healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are 4 certain cure for
Consumption, Is the Pulmonie Syrup
ripens the matter and purifes the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liTer, Gre
ate healthy bile, and remove ell diseases
Of the liver, often cause Of Consumption.
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes good di.
gestion, and enables the organs 10 form
good blood; and thus creates . healthy cir.
culation Of healthy blood. The combined
action Of these medicines. a. thus explain.
ed, will cure every case Of Consumption, II
taken In time, and the use Of the medicines
psrzeveFed in.
DR.. Seheuek Is professionally at his prin.
cipal ONCE, corner SIXTH and ARCH sIS.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
ters for advice must be addressed. cod
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Tueed,s Opinion oil TIldrn

from an IntsETieS With Bss TVse4.
what kind OF a President would Mt
Tilden have made had he been peacefully
inaugurSted!
well" Said'AIr. Tweed, musingly, "ii
Congress were called to meet on the Alb
Of March, aud by constitutional require.
ment the President would have to send in
his message on that day. Tilden would
have ii ready perhaps By the iih Of April
following. BE always puts oil every.
thing"
.'But il he has so much procratina,iou
in his habits, how did Ar. Tilden become
50 sichg'
"By firing people ont, said Mr.. Tweed.
"He would i1sts down aud wear ont the
patience Of anybody in business as he
would in politics. He was 4 railroad
schemer, you know. Suppose you had
5000 shares Of stock in some company
which he designed to capture. He would
hAyeit all dgared ont so that you would
get no dividends, and after awhile you
would have to sell some Of the stock
His pool, which he had arranged TO keeT
you out Of your dividend, would theT
buy up your stock, and 50, little by litIle,
you weuld have to let that stock out nm.
i'll Tilden's crowd got it all, and aflel
awhile your railroad would be reoFgan
lied and consolidated. But that kind o.
patience does not apply to . President
who can only serve four years and mus
act on the moment"
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wL.7rns Uuos TE1roRAPH.-Tho

WITHIN UNION 1ELE0kAPH.-lno
history Of the Western Union Telegraph
Is probably the Vorss illustration extant
Of The evils Of Watsred stock. This com.
pany grew out Of the New York & Miss.
issippi Valley Printing Telegraph Com.
paay, which was organized 10 1851. The
Western Union WnsincOrPOrAted in 1856,
and was a consolidation Of the company
named above with the Lake Erie Tele-
graph Company, Al that time the com.
bined conpsnls, owned ! 400 miles, rep.
resenting an actual outlay Of only $780,
900. TIE Grt Watering Of stock took
plaee in 1853, when 4 stock dividend Of
4l4 per cen. vas made; then followed
dividends in stock in 1862 Of q per cent,
in 1868 Of 100 per cent, in December
Of the same year Of 8si per cent; then
an i,.ue Of S2,O0O,0OO stock to
pay for purchased lines; and in 1866 a
dividend Of 100 per cent in stock was
made. At that time the capitAlstock was
s22,OOO,OOO, and sineOtheu, by new issues
tor the purchase Of rival lines, etc, 1t has
been increased 10 S4l,O7a, 40, Of which
$7,255,335 is held By the company in its
own Treasury. In twelve years alter it'
organization TIE company had a capital
otS20,OOO,OOO which cost the stockholders
less than 100000. The frat dividend 10
money was slPeE cent, paid in Dec, 1857
and within ten months thereafter T4l per
cent in dividendshad been paid. Besides
the enormous stock dividends tha. were
made between 1858 and 1866, the cash
dividends averaged about I per cent 3
year. Between July /, 1866, and June
30, 1877, the dividends were So, ii, 9s7 81
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among strangers and where none knows
his sadly remarkable story.
/ am not "indebted 70 my Imagination
for my iaets,' but have had ample cor.
roboration Of their truth from one Of
those most Concerned therein.
Time, tide and the afternoon mall wait
for no mar, % I must close your FIRST
letter from FAB AWAY MosEs.
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SAMUEL GEORGE, ESQ, Of Wellshurg,
vas in the city yesterday. He says that
the wool clip in Brooke county Is only q
little more than half sold. BufIlo dis.
trio. j, pretty well sold ont. Joseph Gist
and Lewis APplsgste are still holding, a,
are : nsi9rity oIthe grower. in the Cro.s
Creek district. Mr.. George il buying at
40 cent? and has taken in say $1,000
pounds in the lssl few Weeks.
A.e1ecutor Of the Montgomery Wal.
ker estate, Mr.. George so!d lately one Of
the farm. Belonging to it for SO per acre
that NJ. Walker paid SOS for fTe years
ago. THIS shows, PeEhsP,, pretty accur.
ately the AYERS &c depreciation in the sal.
able value Of lands in Brooke county.
Mr.. George does not feel as sansuine as
some people thatih P. W. & Ky. i. go
ing to be oim,4ksd benefit 10 we!I.burg.
His idea is that town must have some.
thing TO sell, like manufactures, in order
to be materially benefited b. railroad.
olherwissit affords facilities for the PEG.
pie oftbe town and vicinity to go chespIy
and quickly to !heci,ies to deal. Person.
ally, inasnuch rs he Is a manufacturer Of
paper, he expects TO be benefited to some
extent By the .aiiro.d. bu: think. that II
Welisbarg ever gets on! Of it all tia. che
unexpected, she must turn her attention
to producing E, much as possible rather
than 20 mere bnying and selling.
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Farewell Remarks of Brother
sharp, Late of the Baltimore &
Ohio Rnilroad.

Ohio Railroad.
BHooKIYS, oe.ober %, 1871.
70 The OFoers Gad Enpbys, cfl,s Baltimore
& OAio Railroad C0apaay:
Inretiriug from the service Of the Bal.
timore & Ohio Railroad Company, de-
sire to express to you my sincere thanks
for the cordial support and assistance
rendered me during the past five years.
It is with feeling Of great regret that
am compelled to sever my connection
with you, from whom / have during the
whole period OF my administration as
Master OF transportation received such
uniform kindness and hearty co.opera.
ton. The necessity that | should imme.
diately assume the duties Of the petition
TO which have been called, has prevent.
el me from expressing this to you in peg.
son; and ! must therefore adopt this
means Of bidding you all an aGeciionAte
Goodbye aad wishing you "God.
speed"
In commencing you to my successor, !
feel assured that you will give him the
came faithful and egicien. support that
you have rendered me. With mr. bes!
wishes and kindeAt regards to you all,
! an very truly yours,
THcs. i. SHARP.
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DIED.

CAMPBELL On wedDealay lasruins, ostobsF
81, ISL. At 2.lS0elOct, Wn1IkH CGkPHELL In TIA
9Th ytar q his Hge.
Funsrl from his late ruIlepse, No. .! Naln
StIe.t, this (ThuDalyl afternoon nj o'eloek.
Friends q ths finally respectfully Invited 70 attend
fatssaeas =; GseenSooa Cemetery.
Nc-LEESE-On wtdoeSday, OetStsf 81, 1871,
a ?. r., 1t hia EelEjence IN fEylOfl.pEn, Hash.
inst1n county, Pa, A. E. NcCLESE.
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"A CARD FROM
8. |. PRuSSlNG & co.

We b.s lesye TO notify the pablIe that a many
uuPhndpIed peSSoRs are circulating The l!5iy
th1t The Vinegar recently condemned BY the Bsfd
o. Health Of RRiAtngien, D. C., Els Of cur uIsu'
tSeture, We are obliged 70 Pablilh the following
DIRT. S. VERDI, PTstidcr, BoIsi Of H,aiih,
Waihingto7, D. c.-SIH: Has any Ylpsgsr man
utAeturd by us beel eoaaieated or eondemred b
your Board: An early reply will EfsAily O6lSs
Z. l. PRusSING / GO.
B0AHD oT HEALIH. WARRINGTON, June :, ISL
b, L RErslIS0 q Co, ChIeAgo-6 Gentlemen 10
reply 70 yO1r Communication Of tAlI date, Ilmit'
ItRuetea 70 inform you thlt the Board Of Helith
has Dsyer coDdonGd any VinuSII q your nnru.
faeture rot has compliant eVer bstn lnade Of lht
tmP1rity o. the nmA Very respectfully,
{. c. cox, II. D., SecretIry
We would llIo submit the following from d.
Aiken, Of Maryland, and Dr., Mlhll, Of Chcyo'
UEIv1RSfTr OF MAINLAND, June ., lsii.-l
have this day made . Chemical AnilyIS Of 81
4VeF1Se sample o. PTuainS'S VINEGAR, ard nod u
free mon al trle0 Of nlDGr 0cidI and mttAl!C III
p0rtties and thbettore par. Ere IllPhur!f at,S,
4 very injurious tdplferltinn often tJ1Sd ~ tb'
cou nSrdAl Hrtele, i not Etssnt IN tbs YineSH'
WILLIAM {. AIKEN,
Pro-. Chem. and PhsI.,
Requested by Mr.. PrnNing, IRb!eted ample
Of bis .vineElr 10 Chemical An1lySis, add found u
Perfectly tGso from minsrhl adds and meilIh SUI
stances With which eommeFeil vinegar a 2 Hr
guently IdulterafGd. I an recommend It, there
t0re, ian entirely fuTs and EAakleas EItieIG.
=. MAHLA, Ph. pT.
In euneluJio1 We vii add that our vel tnCTn
brands Of VtpeglF have Ttooa the tat o. Paous
opinion iog tTInfy-nine years, b.Iidts having n
eeiIed int pEemlpml al the Wofldi EA!f, tns
gnlted stAtcl Fair. the nlinoli sia't EtF' US
CSiaSo CITY FGir, &c
E. L PRusslNe { CO., ChIcaS"
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The Largest Girl OF Her Age In
The World.

rNaihs sis. osnsnsyO tira.l FIIi Pay, 4
Miss Evans, a daughter Of Ephraim
Evans, who lives In the vicinity Of Avon,
In this county Is q wonderful curiosity.
She Il only ten years old, bat u proba.
bly, the llfgtst girl Of her age on record.
Her height Il about Eve feet and she
weighs AS pounds. Her features are
even and pretty, and she l. lively and
quick-moliohed. Any 00e would take
her to be young lady about the age Of
eighteen. She can do more work and do
Il better than the mhjOrity Of girls can Al
twice her age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACAR,D

TohI vaO are suffering from the s41or. and In.
diser!iicss Of youth, nervous VsaSes, eariy de
1y, los Of manhood, De, viii SGnd you receipt
that VIII enre you, FREE OF CHARGE. ThII
great :ezsdy va discovered By missionary In
South America Send selI-adtreaed envslops 10
the REv. JosrPu T. IxxAS Eisiin D, Bab HoEIe,
!Sdr TozL CITY. Npis-eodGv
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EDWARD @. MAHsHALr, son Of Chief
Justice Marshall, wants to be United
States Marshall in Virginia.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDai!y EXCEPT sur4Ay-GeEAFkA Accommodation
:StG1bEaIile Accornmodatirn.-Th tain dur.
ing the day pasIes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry md Belllire, stopping VIM Fequi-
red a sherEaAn H01Bs, &tnaTile, Wet Wheeling
and GrATel Hill.
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FRIDAY, tbt ~ Day q Eo1tal,r, m.

q IL dwelling hoess u tAs ma Fe,al,,,IE,.
bSit Ltaaied o. stioAll Fan, Z Iglpek n ~
Esli'B Run, about 0le-lnartGF a M - ~
Wheeling 1nd fEEn0nf Turnpika, ~ IS,1t ~,
h1t Hus lion III e1rpolJti6a llnS a ~ IN y
wheeling, III, eoameiang ND nlS q Il S;ti,tE
TIE tolloElnE dG9ibo1 patslrll tr5psStS
th1t y 70 NJ; . AHSes, GOV, koFS, ~,
tslGhS 8 tstI q hlFn6ss, ldAlS a. bTidsi
eght-hG9 p0Eg 1gina With bcilei, IhIiiI III
~ The txt1Eu t14 appliances ennferfSl ~.
WITH feola MIL, Uns 5fFlV eltting blI, plo1,
haroWi Al ihs iIel nils o. IL tfutk FeaA M,
ing non Ca4EtlfB Ran, nelg 10hnlicDi1 mn
haek g TIE quETy En- TIE taEn q lie 10 Tefdt
nand sehubeFt, Al The Ftilt, tieS 1nd luB,isS y.
lo1ging 70 MD tTutk nd ana LOO m Il ~.
rePS md III EpF1Eitus enpl6yed u uIlnE ~ M,
II lrJ and i61itE ilSo IL rs toeiI ~ h n,
MD SeuetEt IN ha quarry eoaliEllnl a efclaS,
wedges, humans, dhIla, pitkL ~. T6s.iI
baTSVS. &c also al he ht1shoii M ki,SSS.
furniture Of he Eli4 Schubert lntludinZ ts'i,,
beat, bed ding, loQktns-Ellalta, SaFpgtS ,for..
uEln, IeEing nAthIneS inA many oiS1r N ~,
not specially nSntioned 10 thi1 adVtftiSasnt
TEKNS o. 6AER--AIl G1Ea In I'm tv,,,,
dolArS cash. Al GlmI a tVg1ty dsIIiu "a ~,
feeding twenty dpll1fd . credit a CO. VA, N.
purchaser EiVing AiliniGEtsl hslztng notS lin 49,
penolal security IA The deferred IaJnlsnt q; Al
1ih II tie p1fehl,9 y elect.
CA J. 4 GOOD, TFuitse.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

.nE1RABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
M HeaIs and Los, knosn a De yru,, nisey
pfupaIty, Ne. 8Ss, Corner 4 chapllne, Tumti-
Iaf1nth Gn4 Locust HtTuati. VII ~ ohliei ~ NJ
% SATURDAY, November 70, fslI, Z oitittk
P. NJ On Tie rfs1isa1. Term q ~. ellh.
J.H HU6HE9
VIZ. 4 HLLtEp. AuetiopsGr. nsiS
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We do 10: consider the following lines
guile equ1! in originality 10 some obitu.
AIRY poetry Published in the ISrELuGES.
GER / ieS days ago, but nevertheless the
sweet singer who ia responsible for them
deserves 10 be encouraged. She finds a
cougsniai theme in the death OF Brigham
Young. "His death was caused By eating
too much green corn" remarks the sweet
singer. Then she proceeds:
ltraAis hin sick and very bl4,
Cho!Srl niartuI set e.;
Dcetors wee brought from far aDi EeN,
Bat none q them could help hiul-
OF egIrss, Re kat the hest Of CHE
a vile iCr every cal,
Surses Tlesty be hid, yC1 He,
Bat he Died and left them al.
The children, too, Eel. bad about it, and
wept and said ssdly to each other: "PA
did eat 100 much green corn" The sweet
singer closes With melancholy lac: aud
couple Of morale;
Rrish1nt wives gre In deep Srlei.
Il Eon'rlaIt T,ry Iobg-
Although us aid their huiblni dlei
By eating too much grtea ezra.
He made glutl0n a himself.
Not thinking what he'd done,
Which cl1Ss1 the death Of Mennonite,
And theent Of BnShin foanS.
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FOR SALE.
TRuSTEE's SALE.
From 5000 % $4,000 ct VaIu,Al. Pr.
sonai Pnpehy Offered q Public
Auetipn.

unSsE IA b fiItss q s'e-r.,ia n, IN.
tIbr1tsd By HCT1lhand eehuhsTt u ~. ~! tIIeN
dgnet - ffuItea, datsA 0elolsr ~ ~ sHs Is
recorded II IL CRf's tia q ~ Csss,y ~. ~
q ohio eolnty W Va, b dssd q tfpTt ~ ~
~ pasu GA Wi, . p'o1 ~
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BUILDING.
Carpenter& Builder
]. NJ. HANLEY.

Special attention given to Roofing and
Job Work.
North Wheeling Shop and Office, $50
Markets. East Wheeling Shop, Alley +,
between l4th and 18th SIS. Residence, 81
Fifteenth street.
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OAKLAND LETTER.
The Pride OF the People Away up
There-ABlrange Story Indeed,
and q Very sad one.

GARLAND GARRETT Co, Mn. I
October 9, 1871. /
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'-Nl-7F8F
With the aid Of 4 map Of Maryland,
an ihquisitiTe mind, and 4 thirst for geo.
graphical knowledge aI great ~ that Of
Stanley, you may Be able 10 discover
away up in the Eestermost corner Of the
stass-ihs little town from which /
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Dry GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER
DRYCooDs!
o, rur
Latest Novelties and Newest
Designs Of the Season.
BLACK CASHMERes.

We CIR Big phVt In ca,hmgzts, uikirgt then
. IpSealty, tolIing ihtm q pr cent ebe1pif thtn
the Usual price Ehllnt N Hool CalhnuO Ct coC;
othtls = IoV 4 s, Is, &c.
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"what name did my lister haye?a
"Mabel Ferris"
any GodT cried George in agony.
"She has been my wife Tor i've years"
Upon further investigation this proved
70 be the truth and the girl nearIy went
crazy, as she was 4 deyout Episcopalian.
A separation ensued, all propeAy being
equally divided. The children were placed
with friends, as neither parent could bear
the sight Of what was 70 them the fruit
Of crime against God and man. The
poor girl Is still living in quiet city in
New England, while the husband and
brother after spending all his property,
save . few hundred dollars, in dissipa.
ton, shut himself of from all com.
nunicatiou with his friends, and Is to-day
a poor farmer in this county oEGGrrett,
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC.

ard protect them from vile inposl.louI, have
adopted rev llbel, which beEfs ny irAde-mlrk
a5d nptiee 81 ta eptry IN the oHa Of tie l4bE1YiIn
Of CenErtas, RlSo my hgnatlne, thus:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21

dorado, 81 el electo fuese adverse 4 in
tervenir ell los arregIos politicos con
Russia.
Roma, 30.-Hay dudas en- el Vatica-
no sobre 81 el Papa podra moverse mas
de su CANA. Acostado parece estar
bueno, mas al tratar de levantarle Y yes
tirle, Sc ha visto no ser possible mante-
nerlo sentado, y hubo que acostarle de
nuevo. El deseo que hay de celebrar
Ell Consistorio de IA de diciembre Sc
frustrara causa de no estar ell Papa en-
estado de sufrir las fatigas consiguien-
te su asistencia.
Paris, diciembre 2.-Segun un tele-
grama de Roma dirigido al UaiUers, ell
Papa ha escrito una carta autografa a
la Reina Victoria, dandole las gracias
por la libertad de accion que le ha con-
cedido para ell restablecimiente de la
jerarqula catolica EN- Escocia.
La enfermedad del Papa Sc ha agra
vado; sus extremidades inferiores estan
del todo insensibles. Sus facultades
mentales contin1an frmes y claras.
Ell ministro de Estado frances ha noti-
ficado confdencialmente al Vaticano que
su conducta sera guiada por la mejor vo-
luutad hacfa la Santa Sede pero que
en- ningun case esta dispuesto a tolerar
Sc inmiscuya nadie en- los negocios in
teriores de Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-12-21
GACETA DEL 20.

D. Narciso Llauri solicita del Go
bierno General la propiedad de una
nina de sal, situada en- Cabo-rojo,
barrio de Pederpales.
Relaciones de varios indiyiduos
sorprendidos en- juegos prohibidos en-
Ponce, Vega-baja y Caguas.
Por el Gobierno Militar Sc cita d
Dona Manuela Guillot y Gutierrez
para asunto que la concierne.
r. O. 8 de noviembre disponiendQ
que ell Consejc Supreme de la Cue
IRA no lcomunicara directamente las
providencias q las autoridades mill
tares cuando Sc trate de jefes con
mando de distrito, provincial, diree-
tor de arma 4 otro analogo.
Tarifas de la contribution indus
trial y de comerclo.
El 81 tendra efecto la subasta pa
ra ell suministro de vfveres al vapor
Pizarr0 y gol. Fauorata.