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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

Segun un telegrama que acabamos de reel
bir. el Ii de mayo falleci6 Ell San Seba't 'tian
nues;ro querido Y respectable amigo d. lsilro
Cora.
Immense scntimcnto nos ha causado esta no
Tea acaga, como sin duda 10 habra causado i
cuantos hayan conocido a ese hombre notable
que por su modestia su desintcrts sus sacrifi-
clos n favor de la integrdad nac;oaal (eu
tiempos aciagos) y su liberaidad, que lie cons
tituia en- padre de los pobres de Arroyo, nc
parecia haber nacdo en- este Siglo de egosmo.
Sin espacio para hacer hoy un articulo necro'
l6gico, nos limtamos consagrar una plegara
Y una lagrima 4 la memoria de uno dc los me-
ores ciudadanos amigos que hcmos conocido
Dios lie haya acogido en- su seno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
POE s A s.

Sc han publicado Ell Ia Habana las
poesias del Excmo. Sr. D. Juan de
ARIA, director que fue del Dldrto de
/. Ia Marina, y que en- 81 llora hoy la
patria la perdida de un buen patrio-
ia, de un concienzudo escritor pollti-
CO. y de TN inspirado hljo de las mu-
Aeas. .m
Resplandecen en- sus inspiracioneS
postufaas un vivo amor 4 la patrla,
una pureza de sentimientos incompa-
rable y-un, espiritu religioso levan-
tadisifno. Son las poeslas del senior
ARIA un profundo GAUGE de afectos
u de emociones purlsimas. Asl son
preciosas las composiciones A Ia rel
IA, A los uoluntarios de Barcelona,
a Go,.zalo Castaison, ETC., etc.
Juzguen nuestros lectores la ms
piradisima musa del malogrado vate
en- este bello ap6strofe de La med'-
tncion:
Sagrada religion de mis- mayOres
4 mi socorro ven
pom de Jeric6 las santas flores
Sobre mi mGsiia sien.
s ROmpe el prisma falaz de la mentira
Queofasea mi razon
Y dame en- vez de la mundane Ira
Ell arpa de Sion.
Lindisimo es tambien este melan-
c]lico pasaje
sA Pasan cual humo la ambicion, Ia gloria,
Ell fausto el pOder,
apenas Sc conserva Ia memoria
De 10 que brito aver
Todo es engaho, deception, mentira,
Todo talso or0pel,
Tosigo, en- ell ambiente Sc respira,
Sc bebe amarga hiel.
Antes crefamos que la patria ha-
bla perdido en- Aria un insigne pa
tricio y un sensato periodista; pero
sbors vemos que ha perdido tambien
con el un ilustre litefato y un inspi'
radisimo cantor Hrico
. Eftomo de las poesias del Exec
lentisimo Sr. d. Juan de ARIA for
maunlibroapetecible para todo aque
| que anne 10 bello y 10 elevado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

En- ell Diario de .Sesioaes del Congresc
correspondence al s de mayo encontra-
mos 10 siguiente.
Sc lego y acord6 quedase sobre la me-
sa para copocimiento de los Sres. Di-
putados la siguiente comunicacion y los
documentos que ella Sc refere;
"Minist rio de Ultramar. Excm6 s
Sres. De Real 6rden tengo el honor
de pasar Il manos de V. EE. la adj lnta
copia de todo 10 pertinente y no reser-
vado de Ia communication icial del Go
bernador General de Puerto-Rico soLrs
ell estado de aquella provincial a conse-
cuencia del iiltimo huracan y remedies
para mejorarlo, cuyo documento recla-
mo el Sr. Diputado d. Antonio de Vi
var en- la session de 30 de abril proximo
pasado. Dios guarde V. EE muchos
amos, Madrid, 5 de mayo de 1877. Girls
tobal Martin de Herrera, Sres. Secre-
tarios del Congreso de Diputados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
GACETA DEL 2.

r. O. de 2S de mayo reduciendo por
este ano econ6mico las indemnizacio-
nes 9 dietas del personal de Tel6grafos
& la mitad.
r. 0. del "a disponiendo Sc paguen
las mismas al personal de Minas al
mismo tipo de reales vellon que en- la
Peninsula.
Hasta ell 8 pueden present'rse pro-
posicionesa la Compania de obreros in
genieros para hacer el calzado de los in
dividuos de la misma durante un ano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
Articnlo II Sc distrbuiran las ~ del mis-
mo dia en- las Salas Consistorialcs

/ Articnlo 1o Sc distriburan las ~ del mis-
/ mo dia Y en- las Salas, Consistorialcs,
| 42O IinaOsnas de u l peso.
Art q Las personals que Sc conSldereI
acreedoras estas limoSnas acndrail anticpa
damente al Inspector de su respective barrie
el cual les eXpedira una papeleta EN- la que sc
eXprese simpIemente que la persona de que sc
habla es pobre y honrada: dieha papeleta Sc
Ia entregada en- la Secretaria del EXcmo.
Ayuntamiento antes del IA de JUNO; pues
dcSde eSe dia en- adelante va no sc admitiran.
Los Inspectores de barrio por su parte pre-
sentardIl para la msna fecha, relacion com
prensiva de las papelctas que hayan dado,
eXpreSando cl nOmbTe de la persona, casa EN-
que yiye familia que tenga.
Art. 3q-EXaminadas Y confr0ntadaS con
las papeletas dlchaS relacones p0r los Sres. Co
misionados que han sdo facultados al efectO
y emnando de ella las personas que en- sn
prndentc juico no deban figlrar, asi como au-
mentando las que por olvi,lo Ii otras causas no
eSten incinSaS, 81 fUrmarIn iIstas de lOdas las
que hayan lie lecibir las limosnas.
Art ~ A la veZ que las anteriores liStas
Sc eXtenderan tantas papeietas cuantas perso-
mas contengan aquellas, poniendo en- cada una
el nombre de una de estas, Y eli imp0rte de la
limOSna.
Art. 50 FL dia 25 a las doce del msmo, reu-
nido el EXcmo. Aynntamiento en- ell salon de
Sesiones, donde tendran obligation de concu-
rrir t0dos los que hayan soIicitado limosnas,
hacifndose representa- los que estuvieren i'm
pedidos Y sc procedera la distribution de
las limosnas acorladas, bien por los individuos
lie la Comision . por ell Presidente del Excmo
Ayuntamiento, cuy0 acto serl amenizado con
una miIsica.
Art. 60 Ademas tie dichos 400 pesos, sc en-
tregarl ell mismo dia hora la suIna de 20 pc
Ii, Il in. \
IAN Vicente de Paul que existen en- esta Capt.
tai, . sean dos de Seioras dos de Cabaeros
puesto que, delicadas al rorro de los pobres
en- slls rcspectiyos domicIos, les daran Ia apIi-
cacion convenientc para el aliyio de esos des-
graciados.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
G.ACET.A DEL

r. O. de 80 de abril reduciendo un 80
p9o las indemnizaciones del personal
de ingenieros de Monies.
Nombrado d. Jose Rodas Official f.
de la Aduana de Mayagiiez Y ID. Ma
nuel Sidrach Cardona letrado coasultor
V secretario de la Intendencia
Ell % Sc rematara ell suministro de
viveres medicinas del Hospital Mill
tar.
Sc halla vacante la plaza de cabo de
mar de q de Aguada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
sr: Director del BoLErIS MrRc4SrIL de Puer.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERcANTIL de Puer.
tO-Rco.
Rio-piedras 10 de JUNO de 1877
Mny Sr. mio !: Ia piedad de los fieles que
continuation sc mencionan, han prOporcionadO
4 esta PaToquia la adquisicion de una bella
lmasen de la Imaculada Conception vestida de
gracia para Ia Congregation de Hijas de Maria
lie este pueblo, construction de dos bonitos al
tares de material, piedras de ara y sacras pa
IA los msmos, y celebration del mes de Maria.
Debo hacer especial mencion eel grarde il.
teres que para 10 r. Aizacion de actos tan pia.
losos como laudables ila demostrado ell Doctor
Don Nicolas Milano.
Sirvase pues, Sr. Director, dar cabida en- su
apreciable peri6dico, que tan dignamente dir
ge esta manifestation reacion, por 10 que
ie qnedara agradecido su affn0 s. s. v hufn-
de CapellanQ. B. S. M.-.Jose Unsion.
RELA CTON NOMINAL de- Il, recauda61o on
dondticos tOiuntarios en- el pueblo de Ri
Piedras para Ia adqu sicion de una IND
gen de Ia Llm0c,tlada Concepcioa. u Ia
construction de dos ahdres, con los demds
gastos consiguieates, y jestiuidad del mes
de Maria, sdber:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

Ell mismo periodico nos da la grata
nueva de la sumision absolute Su
Santidad que ha hecho ell Patriarca de
los Caldeos, cuyos errores de conducta
han visto nuestros lect >res condenados
energicamente Ell la Ultima Enciclica
que hemos prblicado
Tambien nos es grato hacer publico
que ell famoso proyecto de ley sobre
abusos del deto que Sc discutia Ell ell Sc
nado itaiano ha sido rechAzado por
los votos contra 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

derecho la inscription de su solicitad
sin periuicio de Ia responsabilidad en-
que pudiera incurrir por Ia perturbation
que produzca.
g. Transcurrido el plazo que antes
Sc determine no Sc admitira nj inscribi-
ra baio ningun concepto sohcitud al
guna.
Puerto-Rico 2 de JUNO 1877.-El Sc
cretario, Manuel Alcald del Olmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

Llamamos la atencion de los sacer-
dotes sobre la convocatoria concurso
que, por ell Botetm Eclesidstico, del l. .
del corriente, hace el Excmo. E Iltmo
Sr Obispo para la provision en- pro-
piedad de todas las parroquias vacan-
tes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
PROGR

Iafa III dtstrfb,fcion ~ IiDtos,ads q lbs P,Lres
que So efafua,n III % de Juaio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

+
Ell IL del que cnrsa fni q Ia playa de Ponce
compre dos carretas dc proyisioneE nue f,a.
ron entregadas los carTeteros de mt amiCo
H. jaime Bas para conducrlas este pueblo
hablendose dormido los iHdviduos nIle CON.
auca1 dlcnas earretas volcaron en- un lugar
liamado Maria Rosario, quedando maltrata.
dos los carreteros, privandose. con las her.iSao
Gle trabaiary salvar los cfectos 4 no ser nor
la aparlcon ALI de los Guartlias Cyies P,,l,.Ia.
no Colon Torres, de L. clase o. Jos6 Fer
hahaeA Cendrova, que vientio la perlida de laa
provlslones Sc constituyeron en- verladeros ira.
6aJadores, vigllando para que nadie tocase ma
Ga iievando todo q Ia casa del yecino de jus.
na-Diaz el honrado D. Ramon Vega, Quien pu.
so su casa q disposition de dichos seiiores nara
guaruat mis- eiectos, y aunque de la casa al
lugar de Ia desgracia hay alguna distancia se
salvo easl todo; euinpliendo los gunriias con
su sagrada mission deron cuenta ofcialmente
20 aatofldad competente, prodigando ademas a
los golpeados todos los anxiioS uue estahan
sn alcance hasta hacerlos eonducir { Jnana.
Diaz.
Heehos como estos Sr. Redactor. no de,e,
delarse en- el olvido, Y por 10 tanto on nr,,a-
oa de mi giatitud d6y diehos GuarI,as infini-
siaa ae gracias, por su buen conilOetamiento
10 mlsmo que q toda la honrosa Insai1uciof sme
tan bien sabe llenar su cometido. -
Coamo, mayo 80 de 1871. Pedro U,n;a j.
Lopes -"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06
PROGRAMA DE LAS FIESTAS

NUN VI
Il tICN0, AYUHTlMENTO De La CAPITAL De PUtRI0-HICO
CELEBRA ALPATRON DE LA MIsMA
SAN JUAN BAUTISTA
EN JUNO DIE 1877.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-06

NoTA.--Qae los gastos todos estan dozen.
mentados. A00N-
Rie-piedras, JUNO l.s de 1917. El Cura
Paroco, Pro. Jose Uncion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

The stage which left here for Cali
fornia Tuesday morning, was stopped
near Woolsey Hill by two men. They
had stretched a rope across the rode
which threw The leaders. They or
dered the driver to halt and made Mr..
Evans, the guard, throw up his hands.
They broke open the express box and
rihed it Of its contents, aud took the
mail and ordered the driver to drive
on mile or so and then return Tor the
express box and mail. During all
this time one of them kept his gun
pointed at Mr.. Evans and the driver,
Jesus. The stage went on and soon
came back to the scene of the robbery
and found none Of the contents of the
express box except the way pocket,
and found the mail scattered all over
the road. Mr.. Evans procured horse
at Skull Valley and returned to Pres,
colt by the trail, and then returned by
the road accompanied by Under.Sher-
iff Standifer in search of the men.
They arrested two men about a mile
and half from town on the Skull
Valley road. The men gave their
names as NJ. V. Alexander and Thorn
as Berry. On being searched lot of
bullion and registered letter was Ia
ken from them. They were lodged in
Jail and were taken OH Saturday be-
fore Justice Carter for examination.
The examination was continued to-day
and the defendants held to bail for
their appearance in the sum of &c.,
600, and, failin { to give this, were re-
manded to jail.-A,izona Enterprise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

A SLEEPING CAR MISUNDERSTANDING
the passengers in a sleeping car of
the Erie the other night were a couple
of sisters occupying a berth together
During the night one of them had oc-
casion to get up, and in getting back
made mistake and got into the next
berth with a man. She supposing it
was her sister who had rolled to the
front, began to nudge the sleeper to
lie over. The fellow woke up and
seized the girl by the neck, snpposing
he had caught a thief. The scene
which ensued was Notifying as well
as amusing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

Who WILL BE PREsrDENr?-Suppose
Grant should die before the 4th of
March, and the Senate should recog-
nize Hayes and the House should
stand by Tilden, and the Indians
should scalp Sheridan, and the House
should impeach Sherman, and the
bull dozers should capture Don Came
ron, and the European war should
homologate Secor Robson, and the
Supreme Court should go crazy over
the complications, then who would be
President?
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26
NEWS ITEMS.

A plan has been agreed upon by the
Senate and House committees for
counting the electoral vote.
James Gordon Bennett is reported
to be in Florida.
The two Louisiana Legislatures are
still balloting unsuccessfully for Q. S.
Senator.
The recount in FLORIDA gives that
State to Tilden by SO majority.
Wells and Anderson, two members
of the Louisiana Returning Board ar
rived in Washington on the 18th, and
were Immediately arrested under an
order of the House.
Rear Admiral Joseph Smith, the
oldest officer in the navy, died at Wash
ington on the 18th.
Eight persons have escaped from
the County Jail at Keokuk, Iowa.
Frank McDermott was accidentally
shot by comrade at Dixon, CAL, late
ly. 1t is thought the wound will not
prove fatal Both boys are under s
years of age.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26
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whatever Is Of interest connectad ~, Is desolss
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fully illustrated in detail. Ryervb :. Phadep6S
whole people feel great interest," J e Wanhit
Centennial Birthday, and want to = L .lelr Conn
An elegant patriotic crayon drswia nnOw al abos
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tied, In Remembrance Of the o One u Its !
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

GEO. w. JULIAN closed his speech in
Indianapolis as follows: "a century
ago our fathers took up arms in de,
tense of their right to voice in the
Government which dealt with their
liberty, their property and their lives.
We assert the right now when we ask
that the will of the people be regis
tered as the supreme law, and that
whoever may defy it by overt acts
shall receive the same treatment
which the nation awarded to the men
who appealed from the ballot to the
bayonet in 1861. Let them be
warned in season by every lover OF
regulated liberty that millions of men
will be found ready to offer their lives
as hostages to the sacredness of the
ballot as the palladium of our liberty.
Whosoever has the gift of tongues,
let him use it; whosoever can WELD
the pen of the ready writer, let him
dip it in the ink-horn; whosoever hath
the sword let him grid it on. for the
crisis demands our highest exertions,
physical and moral"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26
Az old man walked through Virgin

Az old man walked through Virgin
ia City, on his way to "some place
where folks wouldn't crowd. He said
that fifty years ago he went to live on
the Missouri river, in the woods,
where game was abundant, and the
solitude suited him. Civilization in
its westward progress drove him out
finally, and he migrated to Oregon,
where he supposed that he would new
er be bothered in that way To his
surprise, few years ago, he noticed
that civilization was crowding him
again-this time advancing from the
Pacific. Now he is on his way to the
Rocky Mountains.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

ONE Sunday afternoon, recently, in
the little village of Walton-on-Trent,
England, as the children were leaving
school, little fellow, aged eleven,
was teasing girl and pulling her
dress. She told him to be quiet, and
in pushing at him with an umbrella
the point accidentally entered his eye,
and he fell unconscious to the ground.
He was taken home, and the effect of
the shock on his father was so great
that he was seized with a fit, and died
shortly afterward. The little boy
died about seven o'clock the same
evening, and his mother has since
been confined to the house owing TO
the influence of the sudden double
bereavement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

ADA CoUHTY.-We condense the fol-
lowing items from the Salesman:
Sunday morning the thermometer
stood I degrees above zero.
w. A. Goulder has gone to Marsh
Basin.
Governor Brayman has been admit
ted to the Bar of the Supreme Court.
The little son of Len. Richardson is
very low with the scarlatina.
Judge Shepherd, of the Bedrock
Democrat, is in Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

AN OREGON INVENTION the vii.
lamette Iron Works are being manu-
featured some of the new patent
Moore & Parker turbine water wheel.
The specimen we saw is a forty inch
wheel, with l36 horse power, when it
has water pressure of 25 feet, and
with pressure of forty feet, a motive
power of 255.-iStandayd.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

IN the case of "the people VS.. G. w.
Moore, the Judgment of the Court be-
low was affirmed" This is the cele-
brated bank tax case, and the decis
ion is to the effect that the assessment
was invalid and that the act passed
by the Legislature legalizing the as
cannot have retrospective
effect to cover this case Salesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

FROM the following paragraph one
would think there is an intention to
raise tall students out in Wisconsin.
An exchange paper says: Its Board
of Education has resolved to accom-
modate 500 students three stories
high"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26

A QUEER WITNESS "A young man
of very good character hired a horse
from the livery stable to ride out to a
little town about twenty miles dis
tant. Unfortunately, about half way
out the horse was taken i'll and died.
The livery man sued him for the value
of the horse, representing that the
horse had been killed by fast riding.
One of the young mans witnesses,
rather green, or supposed to be, and
who had a peculiar way of talking
rather slow was called to the box
and questioned thus by the prosecu-
tor:
care you acquainted with the pris-
oner at the BARI"
"Y-a-a-s," very slowly drawled out.
How long have you been acquaint-
ed with him?"
"About three years."
"Well, sir, please state to the court
what kind of a reputation he bears as
regards fast or slow riding on horse
back"
Wa-a-l, ! suppose if he was riding
with company of persons who rode
very fast, and he did not want to be
left behind, he would ride fast too.
And if he was riding with company
who rode very slow, and he did
not want to go ahead alone, suppose
he would ride slow too"
"You seem very much inclined to
evade answering questions properly"
said the Judge, much enraged. "Now,
sir, you have stated how the gentle
man rides in company. Now, sir, l
wish you to state to the court how
the gentleman rides when he is alone"
"W-a-a-l, having never had the
pleasure of riding with him when he
was alone, l don't think l can tell"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-26
a Great Ball. OF FIRE FAILS INTO THE

A GREAT BALL OF FIRE FALLS INTO THE
ISEA.-The large number of meteors
lately observed in the sky has at
tracted considerable attention, espe-
cially among the scientific men, who
are of the opinion that the earth is
passing through belt Of aerollte.
There is some diversity of opinion re-
garding the nature and the origin OF
those stones, of which it is calculated
at least 5000 fall on the earth's sur
face yearly. The theory most widely
accepted is that they are bodies OF
our planetary system that have come
near enough to be acted upon by the
orbits. A great many aerolites have
been found, and nearly every scientific
institution in the world is possessed
of one or more. The largest of which
there lis am authentic record was
found by a Swedish arctic expedition
in 1870, on the west coast of Green
land. 1t weighs twenty-five tons, and
is now at the Royal Academy at
Stockholm.
An aerolite of probably much great
er size was seen last Friday night by
a reporter, who was belated on the
Ocean House road.
At about 1915 he noticed pecul-
lar light on the sand and sea around
him, and upon looking upward OBJ
served what appeared to be an i'm
mense ball of fire descending toward
the earth. Its course was so rapid,
that before he had recovered from his
establishment the mass fell into the
sea, apparently about halfa mile from
the shore. A loud Kissing noise, fol-
lowed by a sharp explosion, accompa-
MED the fall, and SO frightened the
horse which the reporter was driving,
that his whole exertion for the next
FIVE minutes was directed toward the
unruly animal, but he noticed that the
tail of the meteor, as it is called, or,
more properly, the combustion occa-
stoned by the immense velocity with
which the stone travelled through our
atmosphere, remained visible for
about two minutes. From the brill
fancy and area of fire surrounding the
falling stone, and the splash occa-
stoned by its sudden immersion, it is
certain that the aerolite must have
been of immense size, although of
course no estimate could be made
with any accuracy during the few
seconds the aerolitc was visible.
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SUCCESS in lie is very apt to make
us forget the time when we weren't SO.
It is just 50 with frog on jump;
he can't remember when he was
tadpole, but other folks can.
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SELL FOR Cash CHEAPER
Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. fore existing between Z. W. Tompkins. w. W.
West and John Brodbeck in the saw mill business
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, b. Morse
having bought the interests OF John Brodbeck.
Either OF the old tr is authorized TO collect debts
contracted before November 81, 1876. Since that
da.e the new firm is responsible for all debts con-
tracted r. W. ToAPKINs,
W. W. WEST,
JOHN BRoDBRcK-
Idaho City, Dec. 10. 'I6-
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he who gains the victory over
great insults, is often ovcrpowcred by
the smallest; 50 it is with our sorrows.