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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20

honrada clase a quien insulta ell arti-
culista, por cuanto no existe pulpero
alguno rico Ell la acepcion genuina
de Ia palabra en- esta ciuda1, nj tene-
mos noticia de que de veinte amos aca
haya logrado cargarse de dtraero min
gun detallista de where's. Preclsa-
mente en- este gremio Yemos machos
hombres viejos detras del mostrador,
10 que no pasa en- otros ramos, por-
que, al cabo de treinta 8 cuarenta
amos de continue trabaiar, no han
conseguido medios para retirarse, nj
siquiera los necesariOs para pagar
buenos dependencies que les reem-
placen en- sus faenas No habiendose
dedicado pegocios extranos d la
puiperla, podemos asegurar que no
existe pulpero alguno en- Puerto-Rico
que tenga treinta mil pesos de capi-
tai. Y sieudo en- 10 general pobres
los de este gremio, y haciendose en-
tre 81 conpetencia por ell gran n1me-
ro de establecimientos de esa clase
que hay NAL pueden haber desphu-
mado al pr0jimo como santamente
asegura ell articulista.
En- esta clase, como en- todas, hay
personas honradlsimas que 81 no han
tenilo la doble ventaja de haber re-
cibido costosa educacion y de veuir q
Puerto Rico con una credencial EN- ell
bolsillo, son, en- cambio, buenos hijos,
eXcelentes padres de fanilia, fieles
en- la amistad y en- sus tratos y pun
tuales en- ell pago de las contribucio-
mes de que cobran los que sirven al
Estado.
Respecto 10 romo de 81 talento,
hemos de hacer una aclaracion pre-
via. FL talento es una cosa dlstinta
de la instruction. FL talento 10 da
DiOs, Ia instruction ell hombre. Ri
talento es e! diamante nativo "a ms
truccion es ell pulimento. Cuautos
talentos insignes lgnorados de 81
mismos Sc pierden por falta de pull
mento, es decir, de instruction ST
ante ell gran Pizarro, que no sabialeer
nj escribir, no hubiera alberto Nu-
nez de Balboa las inmensidades del
Paclfico ! Sc hubiera reveiado ell
gran talento, ell genio gigantic del
conquistador del Per1 ? No. Fran
cisco Pizarro hubiera muerto como
humilde estanciero que fue Ell Pana-
ma, y otros inmensamente meaos do
tados de talento que 6l pero mas
instruidos, lie huoieran tai vez calif-
cado de bruto. sQui6n lie dice, pues,
al artlculista que entire esos pulperos
a quienes desprecia no haya hombres
de vorl4 |ero t'lcnto ya qle no de
artj,i:ill instruction .
No.Fiealo, pues, por ell decoro de
esa clase honrada, ptotestamos eoer-
gica nente contra los injariosos cali
ficativos de que ha silo o2i,to.
I'll - del pasalo O:tubre ral!e:i5
en- Madrid, victima de una cruel en-
ferme elad, ell Coronel retirado Don
Federico de Marriages y Chavan.
Desle mny j5ven principle sn Ca
rrera militar, habiendo est2do en- II
campa1a De la primera guerra civil,
y Ell l1s de Africa y ;Santo Dotningo.
Sigvi6 en- la isla de Cuba y largo
tempo Ell osta isla, donde tiene hijos
y su selora, hermanos y parientes, a
quieres acompanamos Ell su justo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20

Ell miaistro de instruction pGblica
y cultos ha puesto en- la mesa de Ia
Asamblea un tr4bajo estadlstico, lar
CUISINE y met6dico en- que Sc emu
meran toias las cougrcgaciones y,
asociaciones religiosas, de hombres y
muJeres que Sc dedican q la ense-
nanza de los franceses de ambos
sex0s.
Sc cuentan por muchos miles los
asociados y este gran nGmero escan-
dalizard 4 los partidarios de Ia eu~e-
nanza iega para quienes es una pa
labra vana Ia lie Hoertad de la ms
truccioo pdbIca.
Por fin Ia question de los presu-
puestos Sc ponira sobre 81 tapcte el
Is de Noviembre y servird de arietc
contra el Ua1nado clericalismo y tai
vez contra el miuisterio va que sir
vi6 para derribar al gabinete Bro
gEe.
No Sc habla por ahora de crisis nj
modification ministerial, pero no Sc
lula que Sc tratard de la una y la
otra cuando lIegue ell case.
~
En- Inglaterra hay dos cuestiones
que preocupan vivamente al Gobier-
M !, = IL so,.io1ol ON rnDarol = Sa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20

Hay paz en- todo ell imperio, pero
Ia situacion econ6m:ca es POGO salts
factoria como repetidameute Sc ha
dichO
Ell Austria y Ia Hungrla Sc deba-
ten entire dos cuestiones graves. 4 sa-
Der: las crisis ministeriales y la falt4
de dinero. Mr.. Tieza logr6 hacer
frente i Ia crisis ministerial h1ngara
pero queda Ia otra crisis en- Viena.
La falta de dioero pone EN- gran
apuro i ambas gobiernos. Hay en-
Ia Bosnia y Ia Herze govina 200. 900
hombre, de ej6roito austro-h1agaro
que ga~tan poE 10 5nos million de
Aorines por dia, es uecir, unos s mi
Homes de reales. La guerra dura y
durara y los austrlacos y hdngaros
gastarau mis- de- 10 que tienen pa
gando muy caras sus victorlas.
IIasta los efectos de equipo de las
tropas Sc destruyon alb donde las
montaIias eStln lleuas de arbustoS
que desgarran los uniformes aiu-ta-
dos al caerpo que visten los h1nga-
r0S Y austriacoS.
La escasez de dincro es la princi-
pal causa de las crisis ministeriales,
pues sabdo es que d las crisis eco
u6.nicas sucelen las pollticas.
Hay paz general Il pesar de los
dcsastres de la guerra eXtranjera y
del mai cstado dc los ncgocios.
Ky
Para concluir cSta carta, que no
pucda tcner Ia extension que las
preccdentcs y las suceSivas. diremos
que las elecciones 1'timamente he
chqs en- Suiza han sido una derrota
complaA del partilo radical y una
victoria para los den6cratas que son
libara.es prograsistas y para los III
.tramoutauoS que son li5erales sin ser
dam6crat,s.
I'll rcsutado de los eScrutinios ha
sido una espacie dc reaccion contra
el despotismo radical FL sufragio
universal ha hocho triuuflr ell prin-
cipio de la libsftll de conciencia
maIratalo por el Presidente del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20

FL Sr. director de la ReUtstd Puer-
nos remite para su inser-
cion el siguiente suelto
LA REVISTA PUERTO RIQUENA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20
's FOLLE1IN.
EL EseAIDAL1,
N OV E LA
POR
PEDRO A. DE ALARCON.
CONTINUATION.

Die, Y sail defnitivamente de aque-
LA casa, loco de amor y desesperacion.
VIII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-11-20

Hay paz en- todo ell imperio, pero
Ia situacion economical es POGO salts
factoria como repetidamente Sc ha
dichO.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
Face to Face with Disease.

How often 1t happens that although we have
witnessed the ravages OF disease in the case OF
others, we disregard his warning signals in
our owH. 1t is only when we tind him face to
lace with US that we really perceive how grim
he is Then, perchance when 1t Is too late,
medicinal aid is sought. His avant courier,
his torsrunner, is physical weakness. Fortiiy
the system and you are armed against him.
The finest tonic for this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which renders digestion
easy and complete, nourishes the system i'm.
proves the appetite, gives strength, Welding
sleep. counteracts hlliousness, and keeps the
bowels in first rate order. Leanncss. and un.
natural waness and sallowuess Of the face
are obviated by 1t, and so genial and benef-
cent are It's effects, that not only is the body
Invigorated and regulated by its use but de-
spondency banished from the mind
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
CPECIAL NOTICE "A large lot OF sewin

CPECIAL NOTICE "A large lot Of sewne
y Machines, at Private Sale, at less than
half their yalue. Two shuttle Grover and
Baker. new. two Weed, new, two Family DroI
Leaf Singer improved, new. one Davis. new
Also the following that has been used but In
good running order: Five Family Singers.
two improved Wilson, shuttle, good as new
four Howe's six Wheeler X W ilson's, one VII
cox X Gibbs, drop leap table. nearly new
We will sell at a great bargain Ms we mus
have the room, you will never have another
such chance. We also call attention TO the
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
Machine. 1ti. .given up by a Il competitors a.
the lightest and simplest Sewing Machine
made, you only have to try it 10 buy It. Don't
be persuaded to buy any other Mashine unti
YOU have given the American a few days
trial wnen you buy you don't want to be 10
the expense Of trading It at In or Il months
on account of running heavy or some othei
good reason, as we have and are trading for
machines good as new. Now to get rid Of aI
this trouble and expense purchase the New
American, and then you are suited Tor ali
time, and you will save money In the end
We exchange for old machines. sell on
monthly instalment plan, or large discount
tor cash. WIN rent them to family by the
week or month, with the privilege Of buying
il they desire. Once and salesroom rs Mar
ket street, wilmington, Del.
]. II. PRIMROSE,
nvl9-tf Manager Tor Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

ANOTHER HONEST conscientious ury
has been found that rendered a lust
verdict in the case of Harley g. Brown,
the train wrecker. There was scarcely
anybody who thought that Brown
ought to have been cleared and neither
did they think that he ought to suffer
the extreme penalty OF the law, and
therefore the great majority Of the pro-
pie will greet with satisfaction, the yer
dict of manslanght-r rendered which
conslgns him to an Imprisonment of
from one to five years, besides a fine Of
from 800 to $500. The thought of hay
ing been the instrument Of launching
four souls into eternity by his nliscre-
tion will be more punishment to Har-
ley &. Brown than any other punish
ment ich could have been imposed
short of the death penalty. Mr.. Brown
has reason to be very thankful for his
narrow escape from an ignonnious
punishment, through the unprrjudiced
action of an honest jury.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

ance, and neither Democrats nor Re-
publieans will find much in 1t TO con-
denim.
This Ia q very sensible criticism by a
Democratic contemporary and quite
different from the estimation in which
other State papers Of the same politics
view 1t. This is niuch more sensible
way of viewing things Bro. Transcript,
than to fly into fury for the sake Of
opposing every thing a Republican
President might say.
From the Newark Ledger.
By his manly and fearless course
Senator Bayard has won the respect and
esteem of honest men of both parties,
If he is not placed to the front in 1880
it will be owing to the lack Of common
sense which has of late years marked
most Of the actions of the Democratic
party. ..... ..
All that our valued contemporary
says may be true, but even If Senator
Bayard is placed upon the track as the
Democratic candidate, our neighbOr
certainly does not think he could be
elected as parties are now constituted.
The party to which he belongs is too
much afflicted with the Greenback her
esy to make Bayard its candidate, and
another sure indication of defeat is the
fact that the solid South is beginning
to favor him. No man upon whom the
south solidly unites can he electd.
President Of these United States in 1850
We have to compliment the Le'iyer
upon its mild view OF the Presidents
and also for an able editorial
in favor OF such state legislation as will
compel an honest collection ofthe taxes.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

THE LAST HOPE Of Benjamin Hunter
the Camden, n. j., murderer, Las been
dissippated, by the New Jersey Court
Of errors and appeals refusing to grant
him new trial, and this being his last
hope he will now undoubtedly be
hung on Friday, January 10th, tie
day appointed for his execution. New
Jersey has an old fashioned way Of
hanging people no odds if they are rich,
if they murder anybody. Hunters
money might have saved his life in
some other States.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

(NHANGE OF HOuRS-Dt.LAW WAKE
" WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com
mencing Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1877. Trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a. m., and 6 80 p. q.
Leave Landenbery 8 45 n m, and | 80 y. IN
Arrive atWilmingtOn b5 I'm. and 10 p ID
Arrive at Landenbergat IL IN. and o4Op.n
m
Connect0ns-Trains leaving Landenbcrv al
10 II. IN. connect with train for Philadelphia
$40 Ii..
Train leaving Wilmington at 70 a. III
with train leaving Philadelphia at s 10 u. m.
and Pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Lane nberg at 90 p. m.
Ira leaving Landenberg Or. r.vtti
rem TlVhnia and Delaware trai- no with
train leaving for Philadelp"!aH t 81 p. N.
Trains leaving Wilm!Lt ton, at $50 p, m.
with train leaving =. .iladelphia, t4l5 p. IN
mvadtt u CONNFL. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
rhe REPUBLICAN has the largest
circulation Of amy paper In Della.
ware. Advertisers take note Of
this.
A Needed Reform.


Perhaps in nothing is reform 50 muc
needed as in the manner of conductin
funerals, and if we wanted to indnlg
in a long article we might use consid
cradle space in condemning the extrav
agance and useless expense of funeral
to which many are put who are no
able to bear the expense, but it is il
relation to another phase of the ques
tion that we would call attention AM
suggest reform. Owing to the manne
in which funerals are now conducted
there are too many who attend them a
an occasion for feasting, for display ant
idle curiosity, all repugnant to thu
solemnity which should characterz
them. There is no time when tn,
hearts of the near relatives of the de
ceased are more bruised, lacerated ant
bleeding, and no time when sympathy
consolation and quietness are mor'
needed than when in the presence o
the remains Of loved one, which will
soon be consigned to mother earth, anc
vet it must be admitted that as a ruls
the present manner of conducting fun.
erals has directly opposite effect. All
bereaved families generally, whether
members Of church or not, desire the
services of some Christian minister. In
that hour they feel that they are in
the presence of death that the Most
High is very near, and they feel that
they want consolation and instruction.
As the hour for the funeral draws nigh
the minister is there in response to the
request Of the btreavrd family, and is
ready to act his part in the Masters
service, but instead of finding every
thing calm and quiet, there is the con-
fusion of persons passing in and out,
doors opening and closing with harsh
grating sound, the creaking of boots
and shoes are heard as persons ascend
and descend the stairs, and the rafting
OF dishes in an adjoining room, reminds
those who are seeking for calm and
quiet, that many care more for feasting
at the feast than they do for weeping
with the sorrowing. These annoyances
alone, to say nothing about any others.
call for a reform, but how is it to be
accomplished ? A writer in the West
Chester Local Ne,rS, upon this subject,
says that the religious services, which
are for the family, should be held at &
time apars from the funeral. Then lei
the family and those who truly sympa.
thize with them meet at the house on
the evening before the funeral is tc
take place, or at some other convenient
time, and then let the services be held as
quietly and with the same decorum as
if held in the house of God. Ender such
circumstances such services are far more
impressive and much better calculated
to attain the ohjec. for which they are
held.
Then at an appointed time let the
family with their relatives and more in
innate friends, meet and quietly follow
the remains of the loved one to the
grave, and there, with no gaping world
watching in order to crafty curiosity
or indulge in remarks about the de-
meanor or apparel of the mourning
ones, let the last sacred rites be per
formed. This would be departure:
but in view of the desirable end to be-
accomplished the person who would in.
sugurate sucha system would be pub
lie benefactOr.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
THE INCEST PILLspN EARTH ARE .Jg SIMEl
EEgET ABLE |. vfR Pills. They nevt

TNHENICEsT PILLsDN EARTH ARE .JR. SIMkt
/ VEaETABLE l. vfR Pills. They never
grippe, scken or weaken IN their operation, ane
hence they are the best pills ever offered, eS.
pecially for aged peo ne. They are a srler
did Liver cure and elegant purgative medl
cine. They operate tteas4ntly and mildly
but thoroughly and c ectualy. They cur,
Constipation or Cos,iveneSs. Piles, Sicl
Headache, Bilousness, NeIk Bowels. Diz,
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver aitec-
tlons, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection with
our Celebrated Pain Searcher very speedy
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 releren
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated II
cents a box. or hve boxes for y. sent by all
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia depot coz
Arch street. Sold nv dea sr' ant at countr
stores
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

STRA9 CpW.--Came to the prem or
y ises OF the subscriber, at the cor m
ues OF Heald and B streets, South Winning.
ton, about two weeks ago, white and red
COW. Theowner can get her by proving prop
erty. p,'yng charges, &c. DAVID REED.
deco -ltWt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09
/ WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1873,

NOVEMBER 10, 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows =
For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
O6, 10, 10 90, a. nj. 2 3O 4 00, 10, 46 p. m
Philadelphia (E1prcss) 9 90 8 30. a. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYOrk, 05 2 81, 9 80 q.
~, II 35, II 80, asp. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations,s SO a. H.
Baltimore and Bay Line 7O8.
Baltimore and Washington II 81 go, a'q
a. m. II 81, "a, 6lS, 1026p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave tor
New Castle 8 20. 2 ID 4. m O5, 8 80 .. m
Harrington and Intermediate stations, Is
&. m,, / 05 6 80 y. IN.
Delmar Intermediate stations l5 a. IN. 05
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia ami intermediat. station. 3 /,
NJ, 5O4, 3Op. III.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 %, 8 40 a. ~.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 2 10. s 81
For further information passengers are 70
'rred to the timetables posted at the depot
ov20- II. f. KENNEY. sum
NOT1CE.-Commer cling Monday, Dccem
~ bcr "a, the train leaving Wilmington
dt 7o5 will make connection at Gray's Ferry
with the $50 a. m, train from West Philadel
phia for New FORK. u. r. KINNEY.
Philadelphia, Nov. 29th, 1873. >up't.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

A CAKD.-To All who are '-Tcrins fre No
n the indiscretions Of youth, ner vou
weakness, early decay, loss of 'Nanhood. etc
will send you receipt tnat win cure YOU
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in Souti
America. Send self addressed envelope t,
Rev. Joseph r. Inman. Station D. RihIe
Hn,IRe New York City
Daily Republican., 1878-12-09

A shipwreckrd sailor waiting for a
sail is lik. business man sitting at
home and nursing a cough or cold. Get
DR.. Bulls cough syrup and be cured i.
Price Is cents a tcS4.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-04-10
The News and Courier.

In our advertising columns will be
found an extended notice Of our Charles
ton contemporary, the News and Courier,
which we commend to the attention of
our readers. That journal is well known
to the people of Abbeville to he of q very
high order,-second to none in the South
ern States. Not long ago, the editor OF
one of them most Influential daily news
papers in a neighboring State assured us
that he considered the News and Courier
the only really representative Southern
paper, and that so far as it's selection and
arrangement of news were concerned il
had no superior in the United States. o.
the hundred and odd exchanges tina,
came to his office daily, the News ana
Courier was the most welcome. Thai
was high praise from a disinterested man,
and we think that the freshness and in
dependence of its editorial articles, as
we'll as the admirable management Of it,
news columns, fully justified it. it,
editors and proprietors spare neither
pains nor expense in their efforts to make
it worthy to take the highest pl"ye, and
its reporters are ubiquitous. The Ncw'
and Courier report of our late Hampton
meeting here was so full and admirable
we copied it entire in these columns.
The acknowledged hoad of "the
Fourth Estate" in South Carolina, Demo.
cratic to the heart and to its own hurt
sometimes, sound and safe in its opinions
and fearless in u~ttering them, serving the
State best by being its wv master, the
NeWs and Courier should be in every
home in South Carolina.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-04-10

Commissioners with his account q full
statement of analysis: -Andprouidcd, Ev-
cry such account must have the
certificate Of Coroner Or acting Coro-
ner.
SEC. IL. If any officer herein named
shall charge any other fec or fees for any
other services than those herein recited
such officer shall be liable to forfeit ten
times the amount as improperly charged,
to he recovered by suit in the Court OF
Common Pleas, or attachment, or by sale
when the penalty does not exceed $50. In
any case in which the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas, or Trial Justices
Courts, shall receive an execution, lie
shall attach thereto a bill of each item OF
costs therein charged, and shall on appli-
cation of defendant in execution tax all
co.'s which accrue to the Sheriff for SER
vices on such execution.
SEC. Ii. Whenever q case may be set
tied or determined at the mutual costs OF
parties. or discontinued or settled by
plaintiff, or the judgment shall be for de-
PENDANT, or the execution against tho de-
PENDANT shall be returned mulla bona, any
Of the officers aforesaid shall have power
to issue an execution for his costs, or the
clerk may issue for the:,whole, directed to
the Sheriff, who is authorized and requir-
ed t o execute such process as in Other
cases of execution delivered to him.
SEC. 10. That all acts orparts of acts in
consistent with this act are hereby re-
pealcd.