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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-17

Medieamentos para enfermeds
des secretaS
|Collares electricos para dent
cion.
Efeetos para fonticulos.
|ld, para fotografia.
Espejuelos, lentes Y cristales.
Articulos de hygiene.
lCosmeticos negl'os Y de color
Barnices, pineeles, broehas.
lP1doras, diversos autores.
IGramlos dosimetricos.
Medicamentos de NAL sabor pre-
parados en- capsulas.
Papeleria diyeIsa.
Instruments para medir gotas
lDepurativos 8 zarzas YARNS.
precios mddicos, sobre todo 81
8 Sres. Medicos SO desplega Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-08-17

i -lE,Omadn6 Y dceit0 mledicinaleG.
IGamuzas Y badanas.
-lGigarrillos pectorales, classes di.
vefsaS.
ITintas lie colores para escribir
|Tintas de colores para lmpreu-
Ia.
Jabones medicinales.
vendaies y compresas
Sondas, bordones algaliaa
Escupideras u cogines psra en-
fermos.
IGorros y vejigas para hlelo.
|Produetos para pirUtesnia.
lUtiles para laboratories
Medicines homeopatieaa
lSangulluelas alemallaa
u ventas se verlfican III coiltnsgo.
mayor eselslpnl6sidat
Ponce. Mayo II dc le7g,
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
CLEARED.

Steamer State of Nevada (Br, Bracs Glassow-Austin
Baldwin Il Cc =. 49,,
Steamer Columbus. Reed Havana--Wm Clyde h Co.
Steamcr Gen Whitney. Quick, New Oreans-Bogert q
steamer Geo w Clyde. Ingram Charleston-G Clyde
&Co ~
steamer Benefactor, Jones. Wilmington and Morehead
City, NC--Wm Clyde \ Co. 90. r
SteamcrJ W Garrett. Foster. Baltimore-Wm Dalzc,.
Steamer Annie Steen. Wilmington. Dcl-A Abbott
steamer Ellie knight, McCreery, Phiiadcph1 1-boger
Morgan ,,,, .,u ~.
Co. x :. -, g.,
Bark Nersid Nickerson. Sydney, NSw-R W Cameron
Go. -, .
BARK Happy Homo tBr), Smith, Liverpool-snow Bur
CESS - ,-,.,
Bark Charlotte Young tBr, Cook Cork or Falmouth for
orders -JoshuaS Tucker " Go. -, =,
BARK ConsiTo Gsatoa dtaD. scotto, CORK Falmouth
Bark Gcorgc Kremeibcrg Patterson queenstown or Fai
mouth for orders Ohm Zttloscn. :.
Bark BHccinno ReveIo uta, Beiza, queenstown or ra
mouth for ordcrs-Bcnham Boyesen. -
}srk Hugh Cam (Br) Eldridge, Bremen George FL
dridgc. -
Bark Jupiter (Gcr). schildt Hamburg-Iierman Koop
Go.
bark Motkc (Gcr. Ohf Elsuore for orders--C To
bias n Go. , .
Bark Uhristiaua (Nor) Gunderscn, stettin-Funch,
Edvn n Ca
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

nJ- For sinking fshps Forest (3r from London Tor
New York. and Avalanche tBr from do for New Zealand
by colliding SEQ general columns cable).
We are indebted Capt Curtis of steamer Niagara and
Capt Deaken steamer City Cruz for special
neurological information with the HERALD
weather service.
SHIP TRIUMPHANT, Libby at San Francisco Sept from
heavy forward which carried away the martngale
sprung bowsprit foretopmas opgaant mast In the
ana about the channels and tho ship making considerable
water
Sur JosErH Fish, TONS built at Thonaston, Me- in
1896 Al for 1875, in New York,
has been sold to German house in the latter place
BRIG SoMERsEr, $40 register built at Cornwallis
Ms. in 1869. owned bv & Bertaux. OF New fork.
and Others recently sold at Conway Wales Tor about
Gi.7OO
BRIG IDALIA r) from Bonaire for Providence before
ported wrecked Turkey Cove Ill went to pieces sept
ScHR EDWARD WAITE from t;eorgetown, Dc fos Boston.
which put into Norfolk enky will be rccalked before con-
tinung the voyage. t,i
Sour G l. vANDERvooRr. of Dennis. At Fairhaven,
has sold Capt Joseph Avery Of New London who
will command her aud continue her i'll tho coasting bus
-,...t.
Co. sunk Off -Four Mic Point Hudson tvsr raised By
the Baxter Wrecking Go the 18th nst and placed on
the marine railway at Athens
wAsnINcroS PC, Sept i2-The Signal Service observer
at Kitty Hawk Nc reports to the ''hct signal oieer as
condition visited by the liiesavng ut this
station and found In about nne fahoms OF water
miles north and ten degrees east from this taton could
her judge she would carry $50
The brought In both opsas four large blocks two
small ones and about so fathoms of large side
pate 10 feet long, belonging to vessel with the name
Western star It, washed ashore this morning 20
miles north OF Kitty dawk and supposed to be the name
Of the vessel sunk.
4 Coon auS-Steamer Niagara. Capt Thomas Curtis, of
Jas Ward Co.'S Havana line. which arrived heie yeser
may recorded the fastest passages
between these two ports
The New York herald., 1877-09-13

MIHaxrcHI. Sept e-Arrvcd. bark chas RUSSELL Ham.
uton IIavre.
MoSTRnAL. Sept Io-Arrved. schr Mary Queen OF the
Sea, Lageer. Turks Island.
Arrived 1th. steamers Peruvian smith Liverpool: Lid
deaaie Davis. Sunderland; schr Thomas Clark street,
Phipps. London.
urBKc Sept S-Arrved. bark Henriette, Bull Silloth
10th. ships Adophus Churchill Liverpool; Proteus Pear
SON burks Glasgow Moore Greenock Marion
Mcleod do; Trowbridre, Renne. Lverpool Cytie TAFT,
do.
Arrived lth ship Skene, Smith, Antwerp; bsrks Ammo
Williams Moore Lancaster: Sken Jorgensen Cork; OF
tona Finch France Stnmaad Brock Christensen, Glas
gov Charles Chsloner, Russell. Fleetwood
Cleared Ilth. ships Willie Soniard. Liverpool; barks
mem. Liverpool William Eco. Barrow; Julia. Liverpool ;
Cameo, Grangemouth. -
Rio JAsKIKo, Aug - Cleared, ship Hagarstown, Whit
more Callao; bark Nellie (Br Cove New York brig star
Cook. schr Ad lima Patti tPorD, souna. Halifax
In port Aug H. bark Jesscn Ger, Engei for New
York ldg.
BANGKOK; 27th (no as beforc) ship Tmour, Robbins
Liverpool
In port July 2s. ships swallow, i!owcs for Msnlla Le
onora Griin, unc; barks Annie koed. Crowe for New
York ldg: Donald Ferguson (Brl. Ross, unc.
ST JAGo Aug 23ssilcd. brig Constancis, Berrate st
Mays. US.
CBr, Sinclair. Bristol.
Arrived sth bark John Boyd (Br), Grant, Bordeaux
ST JoHN Nh Sept iO-Arrivcd brig Laura (Br) sher.
rard Caen France, f'
Cleared 10th brig Medora (Br). Eern Aiglcrs
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

BOMBAY, Aug 10-In port ships Alex Yeats tBr) Dun.
ham for Cacutn Atmosphere DR. Wri hit, and Carrie
Humphrey Grnz,er for do: shein tr), Mosner tor Maui
main Fannie Tucker. Roberts, and Frank Carv Prcndc
gust, unc.
BATAVIA July 2Sailed bark Kingdom o. Fife tBr) for
Padang, to load for New York.
In port July 5 brig Ned White. Thombs, for Padang,
load Tor New YORK: and others.
BAHIA. Aug 1t--In port, ship Franklin, HASKELL unc;
VIM Reed. Prince do bark sussex Br) Taylor Tor New
York. ldg; rig livingston lNor, Svendsen for do, do
scbr Hand, Dohery. from New York, arrived 11th.
CAInARiES, Aug 3O-Arrived brig Lewis Clark Smith,
Mobile.
,.Clksryrcos Aug 3oArrivcd, schr Bright Star tBp,
Mcintosh. st John, NIB.
Sailed sept l. steamer Elvra tsp), Larranaga, Calves
ton
OAnpKSAs, Aug 3o--Arrivcd, schr Alta Cole, MITCHELL
New York.
Cleared Both schr Mary Harmon Seattle ct IIatteras
Cow BAY, CB Sept 5Sailed, bark Zba tBrJ, Woln New
York.
HAVANA Sept 2-Arrved, bark Acacia, Anderson, Ma
tanzas 4th brig Atalaya Peterson New York 9Th bark
Allen shaw. Boston: schrs Indianola, Bloom Pasca-
goula; II Buddig, Noss. do.
Arrived Iith Ste amer Saratoga sundberg New York.
Sailed I'd brig Pepe lSpl Alvarez New fok 4th. bark
Jo;cn Narcsa Mas. New Orleans schr Leonor Daniel
Moore. do 9th, steamer VIM iIcwes Morgan Indisnoa
Gadsis, do; brig Dom Luisa p Goviss Baltimore; 6th
barks Coigny trr) Le Brigur Chnrleon Juiiana tSpl
Gastanags Baltimore: brig san Miguel sp). Arcangel.
Savannah; 9TH, steamer Chas Lord, Cotton, New Or
leans barks Carolina tsp), Qurch do; Harold r ronta
do .
Cleared 7h steamer Juana (spl. Cast snaga, New YORK.
LIVERPOOL, Ms, Sent 6Arrved brig China Br), Ryan,
New York.
New Orleans tor Palma schr Eta Josie, Hunter Fer
nnndlna; sept q, bark Norcna. Mailman, Portland
sailed Aug 81, brig Alexander Nickes Peters Pasca-
gonla; sept bark J " Chadwick Chase. of llattcras;
Davis. Pascagoula; 9th, Gushing, Cramer, do; 7th
brig Liznbel Hooper OF uatteras.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
obi UARY.
FATHER JOHN M'ELRoY, s. ].

The Rev. Father John McElroy died at the Catholic
Novtatc, in the city OF Frederick, Md, shortly after
six O'Clock yesterday morning. aged ninety five years.
1t falls TO the lot OF but few men TO make and leave
behind such noble record as this cultured Jealous
philanthropic priest. His work will remain for
ever as a monument OF genius and determination.
HIS purity OF lie and goodness OF hcart:
his discipline and constant labor IN the Church:
tho breadth OF his knowledge and the
grandeur OF his ideas concerning the future of the
society with which he had associated himself, form
together "a history worthy Of the present generation
whose course he has largely helped to shane He was
tutor and trend. lie was born in the town of nnes-
killen, Ulster. Ireland in The year i7s2, and
THIS country in 1903 Beng ordained by Arch
bishop Neal In 1917 he commenced a
most remarkable career, and was at the
the United states. Many u priest whose education
Father McElroy supcrlntcndcd 1T the Novitintc VIII
remember the blind, ovaolc old man. who delighted
10 creep carefully about the grounds oi the institution
cane In hand, his face full, rnddy aud heaIthiul
always ready with smile and kind word to whoever
went TO him for consolation or counsel HIS pride IN
to Novitatc was unDoundcd He had aided 1t to
fulfil the purpose Tor which II was cstablished-tbe
education of pricstsand he lived TO generation
after generation 20 forth TO preach the religion OF
Christ, and In many instances, also, To soc them re-
turn after lie OF activity to rest and leave their
bones within It's sacred portals.
But his lite IL best portrayed In his own words as he
repeated In the month OF May, 1916. At this tno he
was perfectly blnd, but still continued in harness, as
he himself expressed II. Said he:--
III was born in tho province OF Ulster, the most
northern province OF Ireland, IN the county Fcrma
pagn, IN 1882 and at present the oldest Catholic
priest the United States and have been for five years
the Oldest Jesuit in tho world. A catalogue Is kept
OF the births deaths ana period Of minisration OF a
the Jcsuits throughout the world and hence an able
TO make tho statement with accuracy. At tho time
OF my birth Catholic cmanc patton had made no head
wOy IN Ireland, and hence received simply common
educatoa, such was given to Catholics 1T that time
lett Ireland Tor America IN 1903, when twenty one
years old OConncll had Just made his debut IN the
character OF an cmancpator, and had given thus lar
but little promise oil that extraordinary ylgor and
power OF controlling popular sentiment for which he
nlterward became famous landed first
Baltimore and went from there Georgetown. Jofcr
President OF the United States when / landed
have met him several times and often had occasion
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept I2-Arrived ship Ciarnpa Emilia utsD.
Corcurcciio baltimore
10 Sept l2-Arrived bark Ann (Nor) Taarvs
baltimore.
BRISTOL Sept 12-Arrved, brig Britannia (sr), McKen-
zis, Pensacola.
BARROW, Sept l1-saled, bark Madre Utsl, Card.
Baltimore
BELFAST, Sept 12-Arr:vcd. bark Queen Victoria (Br,
Croker. Newcastle NIB brig Williams (Br). Williams
New York.
BREMEN, Sept 1l-Arrved, bark Elizabeth Ger. Won
Hagen, New York.
CorKSmAGEx, Sept 9-Arrved, bark Alpha CNor Ander.
sen. Baltimore
CnRIsrAsIA. to Sept 12-snied Memory, for America.
CAPE TowN-Arrved, barks Hosea Rich, Menzies ralca-
huano; stillman Allen, Taylor. Montcvidco
DEAL. Sept 12-Arived, brig Ellen II Munroe Knowles
Now York for London.
ELsINoRm. Sept e-Arriveo, bark Harmonic (Nor) JAN
son, New York.
Sailed 10th, ship saranak Wood crom Rev.n, New Or
leans; bark Bristol. Fossett (from do), Now York.
FALAoUTH Sept 12-Arrived, bark Daniele UtaD, Pa :
lazxo, New York.
GxxoA Sept Sailed barks Francesca dtaD, Balti
more; Fisli Accame Utsl. do.
HULL Sept 12-ssiled, ship Cornelius (Ger) Meyer New
York.
HARwIcH Sept 1O-Saied, bark Maddalena Prinalt
Qtall, fissarella Delaware Breakwxter.
HAvRE, Sept I2-Arved. bark William (Br), Harding
New York brig Cove Hodgeman. do.
HAMBURG. Sept I1-sailcd, bark Hcdwg Ger), Warnken
KoSiGsBERG. Sept 1l-Arrlved brig Paul Ger. Kroecr
New York
LIVERPOOL Sept 12-Arrvod. ship Maggie Trmble (Br)
GAunsen. San Francisco
Sailed 18TH ship Three Brothers. Cumming San Fran.
cisco.
LONDON, Sept 12-Arrved. ship New World. Hammond
New York bark st Vincent (Br). willard do.
Cleared I2th bark Zufedenhcit Ger, Drammcrg. New
York; Northern Chief (Br) Brnndcn, Baltimore.
Lynn, Sept 12-Arrved, burk Luce utaD, Cuneo, Bat-
more.
LIMERICK, Sept 11-saled, bark Atlantic (Br) wcbbcr
United States.
LrGHoRS to Sept 1o-Arrivcd. bark Giuseppe taD. Sar
diz, Now FORK.
MORGAN PILL. Sept IL Arrived bnrk Ala (Nor), Asak
sen, New York
MAnsnILLns Sept 1o-Arrvcd, brig Don Jacnto Croston
New York.
OsrEND. Sept 11-Sailcd, bark sommeren (Nor,, Now
York.
PORT NArAL-Arrved, brigs Gustav tGer), Nelson New
York; Kate Upham (Br, lIjelstrom, Daricn.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept 1l-Arrived barks Dario tAus, Con-
sanego, Baltimore; 18th, Severe Ual), Caffarena. New
York: valkyrcn (Nor), Peterson do.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 12-Arrived. steamer Moscl (Gcr)
Ncynaber, New York for Bremen (and proceedcd).
VENICE, Sept Arrived, bark Ccrcre (Au. Catterinch
Philadelphia
LoSpox. Sept l2-Bark Amrai Cccilc rr, Espcsse. nt
Queenstown i1th from New York. in addition shifting
her cargo damagedt IL by making much water at sea.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13

Bark Lady of the Lake (Br). Mckenzie. Bordesux-J
Whitney Co.
Bark Pearl. Ryder. Alexandra. E-J IL winchester
Co.
Bark Lillian. strout, Buenos AyresJ Norton Jr Sons
hark Chittsgong lBr Jarvis Rio Janeiro-ihos norton
4 ca.
Brig Zeno (Br). Babn, Dundak-J y whitney 90.
Sclr Hannah Mcloon, Keene, Bristol E-John insra-
ham Go. - -
Burgess.
schr Nellie Grant, Herrick, Jacmel iavtD-kunhardt
A Co. -
ser Sarah Douglass (Br. Culmer, Nassau NP-J"s
DouFlass Co.
schr Prairie Bird (Bp elliott, Uauning Ns-c Ber-
taux
schr Mnrv Amsden, Baker, st John, NB-Fersuson
Wood.
schr Ernst Lee, Blstchtord st john NB-John Boyn.
tons Sou.
Sebr Melvin, Roberts, Newbern, NC-Mastsr .
schr John Merrill, Hulse, Richmond. 'a-Abte Alb
bott.
Sshr Maggie Van Deusen, Thomas. Richmond Vs-Jas
Van Brunt.
schr Alpha, Salisbury, Newark. NJ--ParsoDs Loud;
Schr VIM h bowen, jackson, Providence-H W Jackson
Il Son.
schr Forsysh. nobbie. Brdgoport-Stamiord Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
FATHER MONEYS CONDITION.

There was slight change for the better last cvcn-
ing in Father MONEYS condition, and his phys clans
now feel confident Of his ultimate recovery. Ycstor-
day morning Dr. Hills performed an operation upon
the head OF the injured priest, and asccralned con-
trary TO his nnicipatons, that the skull frac-
tured. Immediately alter The operation Father
Mooney seized with conyulsons. and Tor a time
MS physicians feared the worst had come. Under
their prompt and decisive treatment, however, he
quickly rallied, and, as the evening on, his
condition. becamc quite favorable.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
MAJOR ARTHUR BUnNHAM. U. s. A.

Major Arthur H. Burnham, United States Army,
died at his residence in Lowell, Mass, yesterday
morning. Flo carried from Lille by attack Of
cholera morbus He graduated from the West
Point Military Academy, which he entered from his
native State, Vermont. He thirty-sIx years of
age but already distinguished officer OF engineers
the time OF hi death. During tho war for tho Union
he captain, with the rank OF major. of engineers
He constructed the battery which permitted the pas
sage O.. Farragut by Fort Morgan, Tor which he was
puocly conf mended and promoted.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
WHALEMEN.

nf-Sec arrivals at this port.
Arrived Boston 18th, brig Herman Smith, Cook At
lnutic Ocean via Provincetown.
Arrived at ProvinceOwn 9th, schr G " Phillips, Nicker-
Atlantic Ocesu having taken 800 bbis oil the
voyage. RcLorts spoke Agate Atkins
with 20 bblx since last report.
Passed Straits of uy 2l bark Canton Sherman
NIB.
spoken-sept s. SO 16 N Ion "a 30 W, schr Aurelia
Flanders of NIB, all we'll
Aug 3. LAT 81 Ion A. brig Small Curron Province.
town, 120 bbs OIL all we'll; would be ut st Nicholas
Of Sept.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
SAILED.

Steamer Bcthnis rl, for IAverpoc Ale xandria lBr)
Bristol; Perere tF Hxvre Osranto Brl. Hull: SCOTIA
tsr) Belfast: Coumou., Havana Gen Whitney, New Or
leans: Benefsctcr. Wilmington. NC: George Clyde.
Charleston Ellie knight Phadeiphia: ship Is Palmer
Mcr, Lona"n: bssks Kate a,ding do; Emb. M"ro
Morgan Pill iron lower 6av) schrs willard. Lrguayra
and Porto Cnbelo; Chas Heyer. Charleston Mcti"
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
SPOKEN.

Brig Ronance, from Baltimore for Nsvassa Sept lat
80 20, Ion 6S SO
Brig Annie Wharton Br). from Liverpool for Demcrara
Aur 23, lat 20, Ion 49,
Brig } Kirby, Barrett. from Baltimore for St Thomas
Sept 5, s OF Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1877-09-13
T. W. M'CLEAYE.

+. W. McCleave, manager of the Boston Weekl,
Globe, fell dead his residence in West Somervllle
Yesterday afternoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12
-Three half.rrown hors. near cinrin

Three haIr-grown boys. near Cincin.
matt. poured gasoline on the leg OF =
|Iiiile fellow five years old. and then set
fire 10 II right nj the toes. The flesh
was burnt on. leaving the hone bare aud
partially charred. The freak seems to
lave been the working OF dcvlish spirit
~ cruelty, ~ while the child was burn.
ing they threw stones at him, hruising
the quivcring flesh. For three DAYS hs
llaid IL burning fever. and the physic.
Jams feared he would die, but thanks 10
IA strong constitution and eool nursing.
Pie is now recovering. The boys have
Inot been punished IL any manner.
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NO.
gor The Jsfper coer;S
Kellerville Items.
KELLfnvILLE, Oct. ;, u


Mr.. EnfToR As no one seems to b
giving won any items from "nur corner"
I'VE will rive yon few 20 help iii up
l,hc columns Of your paper.
Sealing wheat seems 20 be The order
lpf the dtv as more Than usual i being
l'nt IL this season. We are glaf 10 sec
I'hc grain hrill coming more IN Use IN
!. eur corner We noticed ii on many
farms: il has hecn stranger 10 us here
tpfore: iliink IL will soon drive awav
lfhe "land-scaiterer.' ~ persons are diii.-
l.ug for 33 cts. per acre. We think Dir.
liIana-scatierers will soon siarve out.
s.Onr corner" Is needing rain as water
|is disappearing In many places.
Some sickness mostly the "cold
Caltle-fcedcrs are now busy looking
mp the .ssifays," aud are paying good
prices. BOYS. yon that complain so
lnuch about hard times and no money.
raise a few more calves and have yonr
wheat drilled. We noticed several that
compsin oi no money and hard tins,
were lust foolish enough - dig around
cver 80 hard 10 get a half dollar 10 90 10
,hc big show M Jasper" hui most per
-nns. we believe. express themselves
satisfied with shows for wl,ilcai least.
-omr say il wa. humbug and some are
satisfied nv exclainin.. alas. ny half
ioll4f. What for a show IL really was.
We don't know. for We saved our half
dollar aud staying at home made another
half. that j. 10 say. made dollar. rs The
venerable Ben. Franklin truly sail. "a
penny saved IL as good as penny
lmader--nof that we are SO desperately
opposed 10 shows. bur when we see per-
sons spending lhe last half dollar to 90
20 see the .'big shows when they need
TO buy hooks 10 send their children 10
school. 10 say nothing about the neces-
-srirs Of life, We feel disgu-ted. Our
Nhildreu are going 10 school and the
.-dollarr saved from the big show"
bought them states. spelling books and
readers. Neighbors. If you dii 20 70 Inc
T. big show"try and furnish your children
proper books 10 40 to school. which We
Isonsidcr 'littIe" more advantage to
them than big shows
Rev. Rundell. sent TO this work.
preached good sermon last Sunday At
Mt. Zion. From his appearance we
lilink lie will take" as preacher.
Some candiiatrs-a few for mairi-
mnny. aud few for The Jug" but from
w hat we can learn The jng inGsi be ab,ut
full. We hope the worthy : II will
keep his hand well on the stopper. BE
patient George few days longer.
There are = Jolly set OF ,camsters
hauling lumber from Knoxville TO
Shoals, Judging from the noise they
make. BOYS. make ''li,tle" less noisa.
50 earl, in the morning as
you disturb my dreams. SELDoA.
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selves strike The blow We merci,
hint ~ the remedy: il j. inr The !ahorcrs
10 net. II the republic ls 10 he saved. II
Is the laborers who must do II. III II
goes down they are az fault and must
not complain at their lof when com.
'nanded ~ The cannou- mouth 10 obey
The remcdy u n very easy one. LEI
the government only establish. and issue
measures OF value iponryI. Let il i,
OF that the cheapest 10 produce and ah
solutely "mones.r with the unlimited
Endorsement OF The aiiom. without ~.
fcrcst, suhiect 10 taxation same as an,
other asset possessed BY any one. Aud
n rapid, NJ possible get rii of all on
standing Uniied states. gold pasahl
principal aud interest bond-. free oi
taxes, which should never have been
issued anti through which the conmfr,
has been ruined. This fully indorscd
money, eub,e 20 taxation. and without
interest, viii soon find itself cmp'oyed
by those who possess il. to make il earn
IT, taxes aud an income 10 its owners. Ia
The immediate Increase OF demand foi
laisoi. values, con>I'npi ion l,N The masses
anh general employment ans: prosperity
oI fiie people and of The nation. This
money. clothed with the same power a.
gold. will be of the same value the " ORD
over or 1T premium over gold. Frame,
had The good sense {" adop, This system
snd il Is the most prosperous nation oi
The globe: while the United STATES
England. Germany. aud some other na.
iions adopted the gold arisiccracv meas
ur- oi value system. aud ARE finanri,ll,
ruined. able TO be maintained only b,
bullet and bayonct.
The people can well afford 70 go 10
work vt least four hours each day from
now 10 the ensuing election to form
l-unions aud combinations ITO control
elections and save shemseives from sla-
very and this republic. Ifihey will moi
act they must serve their masters. Ia
remain idle is equivalent 10 work against
relief. Revolution, rcvoIution Is equir-
ed in the financial system OF ihe country.
and il remains with the masses to say
the position they will occupy. whether
free or slaves. Obliged 10 obey. live on
thread and water or possess the usual
comforts Of freemen for themselves aud
families.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

Mr. Michael Wagner was in the city
last Monday aud paid the purchase
money. <2.OUo, for lie General William
son property. which The Benesl.ciino
Sisters of Providence. Of Ferdinand,
Dubois County. lni.. have purchased
tor the purpose OF establishing caiLo-
Ilic College Ia Rorkro.t Tie Sisters
will take charge Of the building as soon
"a the necessary repairs are made. which
will be in week or ten days Rock
port Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-12

BOONE Tr., DUBois Co.. Ixp.. .
Oct. 9TH, 1877.
DIRsE or VANS OLD SLED.
vsn Miley- old sled.
Did arise from the dead;
He hauled off his raimcnts
And put out for bed.
lie arose very queer.
And looked up NJ 10 say
am going 10 slide down
The old highway.
But presently he came
To bright running stream,
Though he thought all the while
1t was only dream.
] will slide along
Iua modest pace.
Though think I have
Surely arrived At the place.
Hello! uncle sam.
How does Won and I stand?
Will you give me pillow,
or shucks. hay and bran?
! will stop said the sled.
And III slide up I" bed;
On this fine rick of hsy
] will rest my poor head.
lie awoke in the morning,
Not feeling much worse;
lie sprsng from the rick
BY his muscular force.
lie hailed every wagon
That passed By the road,
Inviting them on.
And 10 haul mp a load.
Ha' Mr.. Stranger,
! pray you cross over.
With the rest Of The folks
We will haul In Sans clover.
The stranger nnhrcdcd.
The words that he said.
Aud replied 20. lis nothing,
But Vans old sled.
PETER HARDur