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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15
The Quaker's Gift.

How many have been touched and
amused by the quaint expedients of good
Quakers Qike Phineas Fletcher, in "Un-
Gle Tom'), in getting over techuicalities
when they wanted to follow their own
kind hearts. A writer in the Ledger de-
scribes "Dobble's way of doing it,
A stern patriot and a staunch supporter
of law and order was David Dobble. He
did not exactly set himself up as shin
ing light, but he wanted everybody to
know that he was q slave only to duty.
Once upon time, during our late civil
war, Mr.. Dobble was surprised by the
visit Of woman who wanted assistance
to get her husband out Of q military
prison. He had been captured while
Struggling, and he had been "straggling"
because he had been faint and sick, nigh
unto death. The man had found means
to communicate with his wife, and she had
left her little family behind her in dis
tant State, and had come ON to see what
could be done. She had seen her hus-
band, and had found him very weak and
broken. His heart was aching for the
old home. If she could get him there he
might live, but he would die where he
was. If she could have command of
thirty dollars, she could set her loved one
free. She was not at liberty to tell how,
but it could be done.
"My husband himself told me to come
to you, sir. He said he once rendered
you service which you might remember.
It WAS when . number of his men got
drunk, and we're going to strip your
house. He is small man, with curling,
faxen hair, and very handsome. He said
he thought you would be able to call him
to mind. 1t 10 hard, sir-very hard-to
ask such Q favor-to be thus forced to
beg
Dobble, taking out his kerchief, and
blowing his nose furiously. "You must
not tempt me further. l remember the
man of whom you speak very we'll and
hope l may ct some time find oppnrtu-
nifty to reward him; but you must not
think to tempt me into betrayal If NJ
dutyl What, David Dobble help 10 "a
frse . psisoaer, No. no. yoQ muse I'll
your hssbssd, il you ever &c him agaan,
that csn,os isnd myself 10 ssy sncA -
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

SEARCH RARELY REsORTED To.-Dur-
ing the Frankie German war We believe
that no English ship was stopped or
searched either in the Baltic or North
Sea. The Americans, though they en-
forced q blockade of dubious validity
with extravagant structures, though they
strained the law of cOntraband to the ut
termost, applying it even to medicines,
and though they committed several acts
of questionable legal violence in West
ern seas, never attempted to exercise
their undoubted beliigerent right to
search supposed blockade runners on
their way out of Liverpool or Bristol.
In these instances the rights waived by
the belligerent power were Of practical
value. Nevertheless, common sense and
common prudence imperstively dictated
even 10 the high handed Governments of
Berlin, and 10 the United States when at
The height at soreness and irrisstios
aeainst France and Eagsand, careful
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

CURED FOR FoUR Brrs--" After spending
hundreds Of dollars for doctors fees, was
cure at last Of rheumatism by investing four
bits In flask Of Trapper's Indian Oil"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

PHYSICIANS Of high standing undertaking
~ give their indersement 30 the Use u the
Gr s~fenberg -Aarshali's Cafholieon fos all 4,
male complaints. The weak and debilitated
ind wonderful relief IRON a constant use al
this valuable remedy. sold by all drugxls,s
50 per bottle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-09-15

USE Burnhsm's Abietine for rheumatism
and neuralgia,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

del eaos ID ios siempos slr pigaeo
! desgfaciado, cesa va en- tus desva-
rios II vsrtigos p6strate ante Ia IN
mensidad creadora Y eterna: regene-
rate !, surge, radiapte LazaEoa tiaalor-
mado, 4 Ia voz del Supreme Ser que
retumba en- torno, sal de la tumba
deltus acffmenes y 1prevaricaeiones,
.puro y sonrientc, vital Y ttfiz como
la inerte crisalida convertible Ell ma.
tizada mariposa, Gmula- de. las flores,
destello magico de la bvlleza y del
encanto que oscila en- alas del EN-
.balsanlado mbiente deliardin.
|. Ha pasado 81 Carnival Breve,
fugaz y perecedero como todo
10 que gira en- la reducida 6rbi.
ia humana, sucumbio va, y apenas
81 vibra en- rededor ell eco lelano
de su estruendo, apenas 81 yaga en-
nuestra mente su recuerdo, leve Co
mo la arista que lanza el viento en-
lontananza, fugitive como micros.
copica nubecilla que arrebata e
'aquilon.
:. Post netbi1a FAe5us. Al estrepitc
de la bacanal ha sucedido el triste 81.
le.cio del recoglmiento, la soledad
misteriosa y concentrate de la con.
ciencia que Sc purifica, la sosegada
contemplation del alma que llora
amargamente TN pasado de sombras
que comtempla I'M presente de indie
cision y de perpetuo afan y que In
voca resignada I'm prvenr embelle.
cido al trayes del prisma sonrosado !
seductor de la fe creyente y de, Ii
esperanza tranquila y resignada
Tras los dias del regocijo y del pla.
Ger llegaron las vigilias de la tristeza
de la oracion y del recogimiento.
Todo, EN- esos cuarenta dias que
el HUo de Dios santifco hundiendc
la frente EN- el polvo del desierto,
todo en- este misterioso periodic con.
vida d la plegarla del corazon con.
trito y d la purificacion de la concien.
cia mancillada. Todo indica elo.
cuentemente nuestra pequeilez al
par que Ia inabarcable grandeza y
misericordia del que los delitos cas-
tiga y las virtudes galardona. Todo
anuncia que es tempo de oracion
que la sublime representation en- la
lglesia del sangriento drama del
Golgota Sc acerca cue la lglesia va
1 llorar su portentoso sacrlfcio que
.el mllndo. va d orar. Hundamos,
pues, la frente en- el polvo ;oremos,
pues, y lloremos nuestras culpas
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sociedad anonima de crsdito mercaptil.

Hemos guardado silencio respectol A
este asunto de vitalisimo interes para
a pals, esperanto llesara el momento
de dar nuestros lectores la grata nue.
va de que era un hecho Ia Inauguration
de este importante establishments, -
que ha de salir el banco de emisio
descuento tan pronto ell Gobierno
S. NJ, otorgue su aprobacion al b
meditado proyecto que Sc 10 ha elei
do pidiendo 81 permiso para instalar
Pero nuostro colega El 4geate ha tri
do esta question una vez mas al estad
de la prensa y como nosotros la h,
mos iniciado y defendido antes que ma
die, no cumplirlamos con nuestro debe
81 no dijeramos algo 4 nuestra yez, h&
ci6ndonos eco de la opinionpublca que
unanimemente pide la instalacion de la
Sociedad anonima ahora, del Banco des-
pues, para dar Impulse, con la poderosa
palanca del cr6dito, 4 los intereses agri7
colas, mercantiles s industriales de Ia
Isla j los intereses mislnos del Es-
tado. .
"Gorren rpmores infundados, anues-
tro entendar, dice 81 cqlega citado hijos
aqnizas de la pnaalicia, sino 10 SON dalla
de que ell Bdaco de- Rae,Ho-
Rico en- ciertas esferas encontrara obs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23
LA QUESTION AzUCARERA.
Es notable el siguiente artfculo que
;e nos ha remitido:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Sc HOS lld IculltlQO =.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Muy apreciable Sr. mio: aunque
no tengo ell honor de contarme hoy
EN- e! ndmero de suscriptores de su
apreciable peri6dico, la circunstancia
de haber sabido que la question de
az1cares de Puerto-Rico esta some
tida al criterio de las provincias an
daluzas, me obliga 4 tomar la pluma,
no para decir una cosa nueva en- es-
tie asunto, nj combatir siquiera. la
opinion de los que Green perjudicia-
les d los intereses de Ia madre patria
las franquicias que hoy reclama esta
provincial en- los puertos de la PENN
sula porque para este necesitaria
de otras luces que no tengo, y sola-
mente deseo emitir mi pobre juicio
en- este asuntc con ell fin de esclare-
Ger algunos hechos y de que 81 V. 10
cree conveniente, Sc sirva darle cabi-
da Ell las columnas del BoLETIN, an
ticipandole en- este case desde ahora
los mas distinguidas gracias.
Nadie que sepa algo de GeografIa
podra desconocer que asl los Estados
como las provincias y aun los pue-
bios tienen todos distintas costumbres,
distintas necesidades, como tienen en-
fin, distlnto modo de ser y distintas
producciones agrlcolas, en- ammonia
con las propiedades de su suelo, con-
diciones de SUI china y otra porcion
de circunstancias no menos impor-
tantes. Asl vemos, por ejemplo, que
mientras en- Russia SO multiplied la
production del limo y Sc fomenta la
caza y pesca, Francia Italia Sc
distinguen, por sus vinos, frutas y
otras eSpecies, a semejanza de 10 que
sucede EN- Espana, que mientras las
provincias del norte y del centro cul-
tivan y mejoran las lanas, los trigos,
garbanzos y otros cereales, Ell las del
medlodla Sc encuentran grandes arro-
zales y naranjales, extensos vinedos
y multitud de olivares, como en- Pto.
Rico abundan la cana, cafe y taba-
co !; y esta diversidad de productos
tan necesarios para mantener las bue-
mas relaciones de los pueblos, es pre-
cisamente 10 que constituye su rique-
"a y bienestar, pues dando orfgen al
comercio por la necesidad del cam
bio reclproco de sus productos, los
aumentan y mejoran d medida que
son mayores las transacciones de-
aquel, resultando de aqul neceearia
mente un aumento considerabi {
bene6cios para la nacion.
No es regla de buenos econom.
hacer que .os pueblos produzcan
todo y no necesiten de NADIA, /
que de ese modo, no solo Sc aniqul-
laria el comercio y disminuiria su
riqueza, por mas que simple vista
parezca 10 contrario sino que, tro-
pezando muchas yeces con los gram
des lnconyenientas de su suelo y cli-I
ma. yendria d series mas costoso en-
sayar 81 cultiyo de una planta, i'm
prop.a de su suelo, que mejorar VI
ensanchar ell de los otros frutos que
les son peculiares y productivos: y.
es maxima que no siempre convie-I
ne 10 que mucho cuesta
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;s n MI l3I .''II's 4; :

lueg0 para Ia nueva c0misi0l
SS. IS. .8que GoRtiHnaran forma
ella, 4 los Sres. Presidente, d. ]
ton 7 Cortoh..' ConceialS D. 'Rdfad
cia, SindicO de 10 administrative
Doctores u. Narels0 Gonzalez f
cisco del Vale, 5Ie,lices de- Jos d
do y tercerg ExciH0. SSf. ID +
d. Jose Julian Acdsta, yecinos dc
Y el Arqnitecto u. Domingo Ses
que Sc sirvpn ocHparse con el Gel
tingue dc tan importaiite aspnt0.
sAsi misno disppso oil GOncejo
al presente acnerdo, ihvitando
prcnsa periddiea para examina
discutirla, de modo que lleye el
to Ia medida que oportunamente
nicipio como 70 deSea ep, beneiici
Y pafa feniitir u BIZ abirector
Merrant;i, 4 fin de que sc sir
publication en- 81 iAisnlo, iibtula
da por el Sr. Alcaldc ,Presiden
Rico, d ocho de Febrero dc mil
tenta Y siete.-V.sB.9, FL Alcs
Jose 4fdy0,, y HaeStds, Seefet;
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Cangrei0s Y las 0rlllas
que la designation justa
rreno que Sc les ha enc
de suma imp0rtancia ba
de situacion higienica, q
economia para los fondos
poderla realizar sin ell con
opinioncs facultativas Y cient
la cooperacion particular Y p6
81 y del vecindario, ruegan &c
.noraci0n les dispense de b
-tiesigRaeieR stselssy -ee
Sltsllleilta :; si3sa gty. ssMsllsgsss
y 1s0b2ue se n8TAbFH'lulsa mucs
.Rnmer1sa. leompuesta.slol gEJ
tres vocales, ell Sindico, dos m
tds. dos vef5nps " Ell, AftklIteEf
due bdest0s dG achektl6 con /,
nidad y dcmas centres cient
oportunG consular, se Ahra II
expediente u designe el pm
glien mas c6hyeufenfe, s6tdrt
de- sais estHdi0sfy v ul crsquis
escogiIo, fofffls.iU' pUfeePsf
IaiisIosii sitnacioii, vicntoss r
telTeu0, a. ( la ESclnnaEW
bien ciitErada esta desnS IA
cha eleccion 81 10 jEzga eonFel,.r,
2.9Qae. para 0bteilers u e0ile
eion defpdblie0de = este nvecinsIs
interesado en- el asunto, dehe co
un flamafnient0 4 Ia p26lisa,
Exema. Corporation 4 que coat
con sus luces y razones,' Abft
i la discusiony dictameIl t,dasitOd
aeierto y coniianz6 pnle qfedltil
por coMeniente res0lyetf u nlisll
= Il. sin efnbarg0se sef.tint d
crea mas acertaslo, ), q
Y encnntrandose el Excmd
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Ell hyrasca,fito Sec,esario del
to de Rio-Graade, ~. /,

Ell Mfi'aSclito Sec,'eaario de,
to de Rio7Gyaade ear
Presaiente. Il lE,rHC HC,eftifi
s ID. Ramon Yillamfl. 1ksesidui q.
t9y toneTatess )ly 3 ocI,fp .ss.i
i d. Alvaro Garcia iltratfs n
u. Avelino Rexach,i :, s.s.s.,..sy =,
d. JoseD. Pimehtef. OWVsf &c
Hitp{ sSaoic0,iG. IN I@ui0ntR /:
y b. D5mihgd Baldrich. der Pc
Que 'sieAdO Q evidente ylitle &c
eelo que ef Excm0e SfR 6 obeis
dOitle Ia Poidillat yiehe ales,jk
de'esta Provincial, denI0siiaao
Homes SC rozaif con els bieiilg
esta pOftion integrantel del ite
creia iihcrpretar tielmehteJ los
este yeGndati0 1,rOponieft1U II
'su n0iiibre lie acnefde una 3 sfI
manifestation sde sjiisto feeu
Corporation 0idas las razoIles
to- adujo dich0 Sr. Presidency
aeord5.: Tributar i'm expires
voto de graeias al Represents
Antilla dc s. M.iel Reyl( q u
monfo de gaatitad, por ,leiintt
guia t0ii0S sus actus, : sospeoial1
do on la aiilustruda feijresefita
Gobiefno Supreme, exnresahd
Feline wen elluminOSOsI nlfs,I
vital question dellos azdeaa'es
nlrlend0Se Ell uli todo q laaieA
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tnesla u'e soSeiIla sIisss = t,anea - ,.,s,,s
consideration ! cariGo, ' este
hacerlo asi, tiene, la Tconyiac
proplos los sentinlientos de es
elnos, que ipLlmaIan por este
Z n iInstts d. S I,.r;sS m nsshs,a y %
de falicidld IsIra hstns EiIablo
i este acuerdo la publicidad p.
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da%a 6es'TH E,o .e'Gane g e,sseate ,l|sas
caIde On Rio-Graude 4 las
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w Al hacer este retrato del earnaval nos refer-
mos Is la snanefa rudosa con que sc ceeDra en- los
grandss eentros de pcblacion.
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posT NJ BzLA FHEBUs.

.,asaron como IN reldmpago esos
tres dias que el mundo denos3iis
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AcTAs MUNICIPALEs,

FL Sse,stDio dd Erema 4.pmtamiento
0ne snscJIlR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-23

que suscivbe. az
coNCURRENTEs. Certifica: que en- Sc
AYc.,Ur.pprs1 np,,,r,l sion olyiinaria lcelebrada
7,.gI--@ r,r-.TI lei din s del corriente, i
D. Francisco Baston yluue concurrieron los So
hOres del margen, Sc
TENIENTEs- -ALcALDEs. acord0 entire otros pafti-
i ,o,sr Palacos. .,la.,. culares, el que sigue &
80 .Sr, Cottes 4 5.,ssF .5t. 'CuMplendo los Caba-
81 sr Auhoz Barrios llleros COncejales u. In
s, ,Rna1Donrs. s..s Idalecio sArricruz, DR..
= ~, d. Ricardo Hernandez,
~ ~ Sr e. Iarnona I.reea lG comisan que les fae
50 Sr. Carreras. conferida por el Excnlo.,
90 Sr Acgna .lAyuntamientp en- dieZ v
40 20 Sr. O. GonzaIez seiss de 0ctubre dtimo,
12? Sr, Iglesias sobre elegir terreno eX-
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This morning business at the banks
opened with bright prospects. AT ii
O'clock nothing of special note had
transpired. Very few people, not more
than one~half Il dozen at any one tine,
have been Mt the Fourth National
bank and Provldent Savings bank
presenting checks, which have been
promptly paid. The run seems to have
stopped, and IL Is hoped no further ex-
element or trouble will occur.
The officers OF the North 81. Louis
Savings bank asserts that the assets
of the bank exceed the Liabilities fully
Sl50,0O0. This can DO easily realized.
The deposits amount TO $4,000 The
bank will go into liquidation. IL IL
said Espy, Hudlebach d Co., OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, had considerable sum
IN bank when it closed,
AS stated, yesterday, Mr.. Merrell,
lTthlutut VI tlc Abhhh w ipts A4puisi soy ~
the bank will pay Its depositors every
dollar. The current deposits amount
to about $4,000, time deposits to
$3.50, 200, with assets more than suf-
ilcient to pay all.
The bank had large amount in
New York exchange, which 1t could
not dispose Of; but 1t could have pulled
through had not the North st. Louis
savings bank closed up $4,000 OF Its
clearlngs
Well authenticated reports from the
extreme northern part Of the city say
that the Bremen bank has closed its
doors. The run on the down town
banks may be regarded as stopped.
The thirty days notice rule will be en-
forced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-18


Assistant Postmaster General Tynor
has returned.
The department of agriculture re-
ports the improvement In cotton, since
the June report, as just two per cent,
ranging in the states from nothing in
Arkansas to six per cent in North and
South Carolina. The region in which
the plant is small and healthy, with
clean culture, promises the most rapid
improvement under favoring suns.
Statistician Dodge will leave for the
White sulphur tomorrow, to attend
the cotton convention.
The commissioner of internal rev.
enue is OF the opinion that there will
be no changes in collectors of that SER
vice in North Carolina within two
months. The same feeling, though
unavowed, pervades all departments,
and removal, except for cause 80 pal.
pable AS to assure senatorial sanction,
will be exceptional. Some patriots
may be persuaded to resign in the iu-
terest of the presidents policy.
1t is stated on excellent authority
that Colonel J, r. Morphls will be APP
pointed marshal for North Mississippi.
Judge Harris, Of Mississippi, who
has been hele some time after the
Brazilian mission, left for home under
more than semi-onicial assurances that
no further action would be taken In
foreign missions until October.
The dispatch published in the noon
report, concerning the application of
the civil service order TO members OF
the national republican committee,
was based upon free conversation
between Governor Mccormick, assist
ant secretary, and the president. 1t
was II true dispatch at noon, but "A
cobnet to-day, with Governor McCOr-
mex representing lhe treasury u was
determined that the rules should APP
ply 10 the national committee. Gov
ernor Mccormick, with one or two
others, will Withdraw, leaving enough
to run the machine, unless hope OF
Office induces them TO resign from the
committee.
1t Is said that the postponement Of
further changes In the federal offices
in the south IL due to differences In
the cabinet. The president il strongly
backed by Secretary Thompson, Of the
navy who favors allowing some Of
the Offices to democrats The rest Of
the cabinet, except Key, are stubborn
IN their oppositions.
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AN EXODUS.
Four thousand Key sioners Coming
GO Texas.

Four Thousand Ksy sioners Coming
60 Texas.
For some days there has been stop.
ping at the LsGraud gentleman
named schaier, from the state Of
Pennsylvania, who ia tie rgent for an
immense colouizing oryan.zltion at
Scranton, PennsylvaLii. This osso
citation has sent Mr. : mt here TO look
at the lands In the different portions
of the state, and on bis report they
will act. He has already visited the
southern portion Of Texas, and has
had lands offered to him very reason
able, bat he says he does not intend
10 report on them. lie il much more
favorably Impressed with the north.
western portion ofthestate. Heinfoims
~ that there are about four thousand
in the association who desire to come
to Texas, nearly all Of them possessing
some means, ranging from one to ten
thousand dollars. A company Of cap.
itslists have been formed who agree
10 buy all the land necessary, whole
county, for instance, and resell the
lands 10 the settlers on time nj actual
cost. reserving the lands not taken by
the colony for speculation. Mr.. Shafei
l. Of the opinion, however. that hiI
company will not accept the profieret
aid Of the capitalists, but will come oil