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Josh Billings Proverbs.

"This life is like game Of cards.
We must play the hands dealt to US, and
the cred i is not 80 much in winning rs in
playing poor hand WELL"
"When hear man Dragging about
what he did last year and what he is go
ing to do next year, can toll pretty
near what he is doing now"
Don't dcspiso your poor relati-
ons. They might get rich some time,
and then ii would be 50 hard to explain
things"
"The reputation man gets from
his ancestors wants about - nuch
altering to fit him up ~ their clothes
would
"There is no woman stationed ON the
face of the earth who tries 80 hard to do
right and fails oftener that the average
mother in-law."
4" An enthusiast is an individual who
believes about four times as much
as he can prove, and can prove four
times as much as anybody elae will
believe
Falling in love is like falling down
stairs it's hard work to find out just how
the thing was done"
"A man who has been waiting for
the last fifteen years for something
to turn up is still in the same BUSH
ness"
"a poodle is woman's pet and l
have seen some l would like to swap liv
ings with"
"Mice can live anywhere comsor
tably but in church; they fatten very
slowly in church. This proves that they
can't live on religion any mare than q
minister can"
"The worst tyrant in this world is q
woman who is superior to her husband
and lets everybody know it."
Love is like the measles, you can,
have it but once, and the later in life we
have 1t tho tougher it goes with US"
Great thinkers are not apt to be
great whistlers When man can no,
think of anything he begins then te
| whistle"
The man who has to work on farm
for nothing and board himself, just abou
earns his wages"
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are the usual number Of Short Stories,
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Maj Hartman, Superintendent Of
the Little Rock and Fort Smith railway,
was at this end of the road for several
days, last week. looking after the laying
Of tho telegraph wires across the river at
Cherokee to Fort Smith. They are to
be taken across the river quarter of =
mile above the landing.
The Dillon Dramatic Troupe play
here early next month.
Saturday was a beautiful day, and
quito change from the day before.
Miss Mary Hodges is home to spend
the holidays.
Mrs. Will Wallace went down on
the train, Saturday morning.
The Millers-tho candy, we mean,
and not the grist millcrs-have got lots
of all kinds Of things suitable for holt
day presents.
-paymaster and General Freight
Agent Gay, of the l.. r. and f. S. Rail
way, was up Thursday, and stayed over
night, looking after the business of this
road in the freight line, and which is
lust as much as they can attend to. An
extra freight is run every day, besides
tho passenger-train which is made a
freight.
Harvey says he don't mind how
much you toy with him. In fact, he
says it rather pleasos him. Go and see
him.
-a Susie is to be the name of little
stranger that dropped in on George
Wood, the other day. And Grandpa
Southmayd has grown full inch.
They are putting on the roofof the
Court House.
If you want to get a real good bar
gain, step in at George Austin's, and
have talk with Sam. Martin. He'll do
the fair thing by you. ...
DR.. Yarbro has moved to the Gala
han house near the Pennywit Mill, and
is prepared to do everything in his
line.
Our friend Lynch wants everybody
n call on him at his store, during the
holiday season. He has got 50 many
nice things for presents, and he sells them
SO cheap. Go and see for yourselves
and be satisfied.
DR.. White not only" drugs people
but he Mosques them as we'll II you
don't believe it, go and see, lie can iur-
nish you with any kind Of face you may
desire.
-Our friend D. C. Williams is deter
mined to do all he can opresorve al 'he
humans bercabouts, and has just recolv-
ed a large stock Of salt
IF the banquet set before the Med'-
;cal Association that met at Aim" i"S
week, as reported by the Argus was
necessary and beneficial Tor that ooc'e'y
If would have been more economical II
s,ritcs rs for that enterprising town to
have lust posted them off to Hot Springs
ot once. Doctors don't much like to take
their own physic, and that may account
foy their slim attendance.
I-The Globe Dramatic Troupe mas
been u crforming, lately, at kuSseli
vile, -,--,-
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GannaWay Photographer /!

What better or more appropriate re-
membrance for Christmas than hand
somely framed Photograph. GAMMA
WAY, Fort Smith, takes pictures equal
to any Artist in the State, and in all the
new processes of the art. Call and see
him when you visit Fort Smith, whet h.
er you want picture or not. Rooms
directly opposite the head of Van Blu
rem street. w
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WATCH MEETING.

AT the suggestion of Presiding Elder
Burrow, it is anticipated that Watch
meeting will be held at the M. e. Church
South on next Monday night. The Rev.
Mr.. Furgurson, Rev. Mr.. Kennedy and
others will assist in the service. A wa
kening up and rafting Of the "dry
bones" Of the Church may be looked for.
Saint and Sinner are invited to be pres
ent
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Raitt's New Meat Market.

Is the place to get good Roast,
Steak, Chop, etc. Butter and all
kinds of Country Produce. His
motto is fair, square dealings with
everyone. Try his Bolona Saus-
age. Market at Miller's old stand
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
General Merchandise, can be pur-
chased lower than the lowest at the
popular 6 One Price" Cheap Cash
Dry Good House of f. r.. Nc
Kibben.
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"Neatness, in my opinion, is one Of
the virtues. have always considered it
twin sisters to chastity, but none work
SO hard rs the victim Of ecstatic neatness,
l have seen neat person who would not
let weary 6y rest long enough on their
wall paper to take breath, and who would
chase cockroach up and down stairs
until his legs were worn OF"
Scene in horse car: Enter .determin-
ed-looking female. to whom slender
gentleman offers his seat. ~ always
like to obige the weaker SEX" affably
remarked the youth. Weaker sex, in
decd ANY more of your impertinence
young man, and yon'll see whether am
weak or notw Then assuming defiant
air she gracefully dropped into the va
cant seat.
Es- Money that bank officers get
away with is charged to the running
expenses,
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RUSSELLVILLE STATION.

Travellers on the Little Rock " Fort
Smith Railroad, should bear in mind
that the Russellville Hotel has changed
hands. and is now conducted by Mr. j..
w. CUMMINGS. 1t has been newly and
neatly fitted up, and you can get as
rood a meal there as you can at Little
Pack
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For your Christmas Turkey,
go to Charley Raitl's Market. He
has prime lot. Leave your Or
ders early.

Ey Young ladies who are expecting
S25 Christmas gifts from their gentleman
friends will be reioiced to learn that f" an
appropriate present for a gentleman,
of only 10 cents has just been intro.
dncpl
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As fine lot of Bohemian
Ware, consisting of Vase, Wine
and Toilet Sets, as ever brought to
any Western Market, can be found
at G. R. Horizons, Fort Smith, and
for sale at prices to suit the times.
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Nsy The season of donation parties /,

Ey The season Of donation parties is
rapidly approaching, and the country
minister, especially in New England, is
earnestly hoping that his frequent, and
apparently casual remarks as to the un-
wholesome of beans may guide the
thoughts of his generous parishioners
into other channels
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,;ttlc Rock and TT. Smith Railway
Timetable.

rrainsleave Van Buren, for Little Rock, dali
!. sundaysexcepted, at 1887 a.. m.
trains arrive at Van Buren,, from Little
Rack At IL p. m, daily. except Sundays.
Trains run by st. Louis time. which is 20
.,;putes faster than Van Buren, time.
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To learn where to buy your Christ
mas presents, consult the columns of the
Press. 1t is always safe to purchase
from q liberal advertiser.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1877-12-25

D Solid gold Sets, Ear Rings,
and Breastpins, for Ladies and
Misses, at G. r. HORIZONS, Ft
Smith.
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T Miller g. Bro, will close out
their large stock of Christmas and
New Year Presents. ut very low
figures, to make room for other
goods. Look at them before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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- McKibben says he is selling
more Goods than in any previous
year, and we know his low prices
will secure the trade.
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That man is indeed hard up who can
not get credit even for his good intcn-
tons
This is the season of the year when
dcacons willingly Gil their demj 'hus for
mince pie purposes.
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10 Go and get Bargains at
C|oSing-0ut Sale of GEORGE
AUSTlN'S Stock of Goods, at old
stand. Selling regardless of cost
TO quit business.
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10 A large lot of TOYS al
very low prices, at
G. F. UARVEY'S

Gold Rings from 80 to 80
dollars, at G. r. HORIZONS, Fit.
Smith.
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- Solid gold Guard and Neck
Charms at HORIZONS, Fort
Smith.
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Go to G.. f. HARVEY'S for
your TOYS, as well as other
Goods. Prices extremely low.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Rose City arrived "Wednesday
morning, and went down the same
Hight,
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re- Two gentlemen were debating the
character OF a mutual acquaintance.
Said one, You must admit he had lots
of moral principle" Well" retorted
the other, l." he ought to have, for he
never uses any"
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-AlI Job Work, cash OH deliy-
".
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CelebreS personajes convertidos al Catolicis-
mo en- ell siglo XIX. -
LORD JORGE SPENCER,
CoNvERTIDo I'm 1880.
TNGLES.J

Suele ser Ia duda el primer lla-
mamiento de la gracia Il los que Vi
ven de, buena fe desviados de la ver-
dadera religion.
Lord Spencer encontro en- ell ca'edo
de San Atanasio, aprobado y admi-
lido por Ia iglesia anglicana, algumos
artculos, 1 su parecer, en- alberta
opoSicion con otros de la misma Igle-
sia, y que no lie era possible interpre-
tar de una manera satisfactoria. En-
efecto, NADIA mas aborrecible para un
protestante ingles de aquellos ITEM
pos como la palabra cat6Hco; y, sin
embargo, velase precisado 4 repetir
frecuentemente al comenzar la lectu-
ra Gle dicho credo.. Quienquiera que
deSee saloarse sdebe ute todo abrazdr
Ia t9 cdt6lica, q quienQulera que no ID
geardare en- t0da su pureza & integrt-
dad, no cabe duda' que perecerG eterua-
mente.
Acosado dia y noche por esta in
certdumbre. que hacla insoportablc
ST. misma piedad y cello por la saliva
clon de sus hermanos, recurri0 en-
demanda de direction y consejo 4 su
antique amigo y maestro ell DR.. Blom-
field, obispo de Chester primero y
despues de Londres.
La respuesta del DR.. Bloomfield sin
aclarar dllicultad alguna, sin derra-
mar una visllmbre de luz para dist
par las dtldas propuestas. no produ-
10 en- ell amino de Spencer otro re-
sultado mas que almentar su inquie-
tud Quien busca sinceramente Ia
verdad, solo en- la consecuencia de la
verdad encuentra ell apetecido des-
canso.
A Lord Spencer, su padre, no Sc
lie oeult6 esta horrible lucha, y de-
termino poner fin 4 ella para restau-
rar asf,la paz Ell toda ia familia. Con
este mtento llamo de Londres y hos
pedo Ell su casa / Mr.. Allen, reputa-
~ Yfase nuestro ndmoro del 1 de mario.
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ire los yecinos Gle este pueblo. y
cu;sh satisfecho no 50 ln6strara 81
digno Parroco, conte1nplando eI pre-
close fruto de sus desvcIos Lugar
tuyiinos de comprenderlo asf en- q
dia de Nuestra Senorale Dolores en-
que tuvo cfecto Ia festivielad celcbra-
da con gran solemnidad, 4 la que
asistieron las hJas de Maria y de-
.votos de Nuestra Sonora, hacienda
la communion general unas Y otras,
despues de Ia cual el Padre Llauger
Sc dirigi6 4 las primeras dcmostran-
do Ia sublimidad del acto que aca-
baban de haccr, exhortandoles con
esa elocuencia natural tan frecuente
EN- q, para que, conocida Ia base de
tan digna congregation, no dcsmaya-
sen en- su pr;lctica religiosa, Y 81
guiesen imperterritas los piadosos
fines de tan bella institution. y aconse-
.jando !; que no diesen oido i esas pa
trallas releg;,ndolo todo como i plan
ia parasitic, que, por mucho que tra-
bajen, no consegulls,n nunca aclima-
tarla Ell este pueblo.
Incllnome i trazar estas cortas II
meas, no para encomiar cntidades
que por 81 han sabido colocarse 1 Ia
altura que merecen por stl' constan-
cia y asiduidad en- el tfabaio, sinopara
que sea un estlmulo mas el entiisias-
mo con que Sc ha acogido tan pre-
ciosa aiihacion que en- tempo no
lejano ha de dar opimos lrutos.
FL Co,9esponml.
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Mario, Is 1871.
Corozal, Mario "a de 1877.
Sr. Director del BoLErIN.

La Santa Pastoral vista del Ex.
celentlsimo { Iltmo. ST.. Obispo la
dejado marcado Ell este pueblo dc
un modo indeleble su paso. Ayel
tarde causaba una viva impression el
yer EN- Ia santa iglcsia una gran con.
currencia de niilas tanto del pueblo
como de Ia jurisdiction. Desde la
cuatro de la tarde Sc encontraba
nuestro celoso y simpltico Cura Pa
rroco, Don Juan S. Llauger, en- el
temple, de donde sc retro como 4
las dirz de Ia nochc, habiendo con-
fesado sesenta y tantas nllas perte-
nccientes todas i la santa y bella
Congregation de las hijas de Maria.
u Es innegable que cl decidido cello
con que ell padre Llauger inicio la
Congregation de las hijas de Ma
ria, secundando las atlas miras de
su Prelado y apoyado por una illus
trada y simpatica Sra. de la localidad,
realizo ell bello ideal del porvenir
para formar corazoncs crlstlanos, ba-
Sc de buenas madres. de faniilia.
lCulm admirable es, ST.. Director,
Fel fervor rcligioso que Sc observa en-
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GAcETA DEL 29.

Al frente del peri6dico Official en-
contramos una Real 6rden del de
MARIO EN- que Sc manifesto al Go
bierno General de Puerto Rico que,
proximas i entrar las Antillas espa-
ilolas j Filipinas en- Ia Union gene
raj de correos dcben entrar MANA
M L., Sc dan i los ADMINISTRATORS
Gle correos instrucciones para llevar
i cabo esta conveniente reiorma. AL
efecto la Administration principal de
Ia Capital y Ia de Mayagiiez que
dan designadas para cntregar y reci-
bir Ia correspondence por via ex-
tranjera,
Los precios de tal'ifa estsn basados
en- 25 frances por kil6gramo de car
tas y 5 por Eksgpamo de gimpresos
y otros objetos. Para mayor inte-
ligencia ,se remiten 4 las administra-
clones Gle Manila, Habana, Puerto
Rico, Santiago y Mayagiiez, 8 ejem-
plares del Tratado de Bema y regla-
mento para su ejecucion. modelos de
aviso, Il.
! En- Ii Inspection de montes de
Puerto-Rico 81 halla yacante la pla-
"a de portero-ordenaaza, dotada con
mil pesetasdg gllelElo annual. EI'due
IL desee difJa su solicitua.por medic
De dicha dcpendencia al Excmo. Sr.
Gobernldor General hasta el Is.
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pacio vuestras razones. Asl mlismo
qnisiera que V. Sc resigilara { seguir
mis- cfeencias 81 Ell elias We la vcrdad,
como yo 10 hare en- el caso contl.ario
procmando convenir ambos en- Ia
misma doctrina. aunque sea 1 costa
de sacrificar nuestras preocupaciones.
No seremos de aquellos que de an
temano van determinados L veneer.
81 Dios, que escudrina los cora
zones We los nuestros asf preparados-
no nos Galtard con su luz inaprccia,
La reunion acordada por estos dos
holnbres cuyo car;icter distintiyo era
Ia rectitud mas pma dc corazon, Sc
verific6~el % de enero de 1880 Y
continue por varios dias ante I'm con-
curse numerOSo de personals ihIstra-
daS. FL triunfo de Ia verdad fuG
complete FL alma de Spencer a@i-
ttda hasta ent6nccs por q yaiven de
doctrinas contradictorias, anublada
por las tinieblas de la duda. aterrori-
zada por la incertidumbre de su suer-
tie, sintiose como por encanto hem
chida de un contento inetable.
\ los pocos dias, despues de dar
aviso / su familia de Ia determina-
cion tomada, abjuro la secta anglica-
na en- manos del r. 2. Toley i quien
tempo atrls habla conocido.
(Continuari)
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lago de Tiberiades, y afanosas como
incoAtrastable esperanza, corren ha-
cia el lugar donde momentos antes
yacfa el divino cuerpo del Salvador
en- urna sepulcral. Una de elias es
Maria, Maria, la amantisima Madre
de Jesils, la madre de las madres, ell
dolor de los dolores. el sufrimiento
de los sufrimientos, la martir de las
martires, la que envidian ell lucero
de Oriente y los primeros destellos
del sol apareciendo tremulos y can
dorosos ell belllsima alboraIla de ven
tura V de bonanza.
All, pobre madre de Dios, Ia
mas desgraciada Y triste de las mu-
.jeres ! Cuantas lagrimas, pmas y
cristalinas como el rocfo y resignadas
como su infinite tormento ha bebido
LA terra de Jerusalem con elias en-
papadas Cuantos suspiros, GUAM
tos gemidos de hondlsima amargura
de su seno virginal despedazado He
va en- sus alas esa apacible y langul-
da brisa que arrulla y besa pudorosa
su eb1rnea trente, pura como el pen
samiento de un angel y lfmpida y ter
sa como el azul de los cielos que sobre
ella resplandecen de poesla cirque
"a Pero Que grande tn gloria, que
sublime til destino, madre de Dios
abogada dc los pecadores delicia del
Eterno, regocijo de los angeles, al
borada celestial de Ia dichosa eterni-
dad, vlrgen pura y sin mancilla que
envidia el arco iris, Immaculate con-
cepcion santisima de la omnipotente
ciencia del Altlsimo
La boveda del sepulcro est;l vacla !;
sus miradas Sc pierden en- aquel re-
einto l1gubre; pero de pronto un
resplandor ilumma el palido sudarlo
que epvolviera el sacratlsimo cucrpo
de JESUS. Tn angel esti sentado 4
la cabecera, como 81 velase por la
quietud de la sepulcral morada SUI
voz, dulcisima y suave como ell pre-
ludio de arpa eolica pulsada por ma
nos homericas Ell bonancible noche
dc verano. vibra sosegada al. igual
del murmullo apacible de .iuguetonas
ondas, calmando el estupor Gle Maria
y disipando su inquietud y su triste-
"a: Sureri non est hlc Z" Resu-
cit6,' mo esta aquf. > Es decir: g; Ce-
sa tu llanto, Vfrgcn Maria, que va
bastante has dorado en- tn penosa
peregrinacion por este vale de do
lor Cesa va tus lagrimas. que Ham
to has vertido, triste Senora, bastan-
te para formar m Oceano de amar-
gura. Cesa en- tuS suspiros Y en- tus
lamentos, lirio purisimo de Judea,
reina de los cielos y de la terra, que
de tus suSpiros est;ln henchidos los
Vlentos y amar9aS son con tuS pesa-
res las rafagas de Ia blisa, ante tn
belleza y tu gloria muda y vagarosa.
Sonrie, escogida de Jehovah, sonrie
de i1bilo, esencia del amor Ia hu-
manidad desvalida que te invoca CO.
mo / su amantlsima Madre Y divina
abogada, ha sido por fin, ioh prodi-
gios de los prodigios de Dios redi-
mida, regenerada, civilizada, traSlor-
mazda por los martirios dc TIL umige-
nito .Hiio y purificada en- el oceano
de tus laerimas inocentes. S3rera,
non est hic: tn hijo no esta aqul !; ha
resucitado, terminando. al surgir de
su sepuicro, mission tan estupenda.
empresa tan sobrenaturl.
Alegrate, Maria bata palmas el
gGnero humane ante tan lauSto su-
ceso -"
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Ell orc de l24 4 124a.

La carta y. noticias de Cuba que
nos ha traido el viernes el yapor Alt-
canta. J. que pubicamos en- otro lu-
gar, nos han obligado 4 retirar partc
de los trabajos de redaccion que
teniamos preparados para este MI
nero.
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BOLETIN MERCANTIL DE PUERTO RICO.
Eabado 81 de Mario de 1877.
PAsCUA DE RESURRECTION.

Et ingressa monumental non in
venerunt corpus Domini Jesu "
Cum Inherent autem. & declina-
rent vultum in terrain, dixerunt ad
illas: iQnid qu@ritis yiventem cum
mortuis2
Non est hic. sed surrexit.
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