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WnNAN,S pnMER

s..-a~ HA8shNfo i t1h I'm.
Man is what a woman makes him. said
Rousseau. himself = fcscccter of the rex
aud ihc records Of histufy contain number.
lr,s exsmpics u womca who have SUPPORT,
cd their husbands or tr6thers 1T the crisi.
Of ilieir lfies. JohI Stuart Mill said be
owed esefy,bing that ass cxcsllcntiu lhis
writing 70 the !, tidence u his wife. Thon,.
d Carlyle gave similar .teaimpny. John
flaxwsri, the sculptor. haid mslc eonsidcr.
ahlc pfugress IN his work wieii lie married
Anhc Drpmau. ! noble spiriied, intelligent
woman. fdIfof love, for hrt, aud WITH 40
intense sdmifaiion for bin as "a artist. II
sAkrprned that son ~ IL the event be met
Sr1Jo>hna Reynolds, ~ wlld.e opinion no
mad could hcpsio Lecqnn 81 artist who
did not devote IiImseli entirely 70 art, aud
lwho had d'iot studied iatieatly ant rever.
emily tie wnrks u shc grea, masters HI Italy
itstll. lie biansly told naxnian that be
was ruined for ~ artist. Flaxmsn vent
Straight h bis wife. adii aid 10 her. Anne.
Z stn ifnined Tor M artist Who has ruin.
lcl y6u. John = he ssked. 1T Inspected
n church. he tep.ied. and Alhe Drnmsn
D s,lunc &C. lie tbrn told her what SIR
Jhsilua had sid. aud added. a sh6gEl
Ike q b ~ bccii i grcat af.ist.s Aud ~
you shai. BIZ. aud q, Ii Rome. toa. II ttat
silf inakc you uns siidtht fts6iute woman
- Nywitl work antfec9lChize. I will Insver
lhate &C. sid that .imic Ilcpinati ruined John
l'ftixnhi6 Etr 40 artist And % the brave
c6upIs Did work 'a,id pSsnoalize. They
ikoraed patirhiIy ANIL hctsfdiiy far Ave
teir.. nsstf asked heif frtan 'any one. aud
Ii last went tugeihei' Il Rome. where Flax.
mai, sttiaisa aud worked 10 shch pnsIp,se
that 10 achieved both Zane and cdmpency.
Us success sas nhi shared 10 X Z fufl. how.
ryer. hy his firkfdi VIE, t,f'. she died
m iiy ycaf. hefotc him. Thomas Ilcpd
z W touching tribhte 10 his wife excel.
IthSy: Z u never was anything. aearsst.
I'll tfnrw yoa. aid Z iiavy been am6ch
better. happier. aud th6te I,rospst0us utan
ever s,nts, Whaissif iaAy befil me. The
wils of ny h,.iitl viii nave The aeknowleilg.
mehit u M tendsrurss, worih. aud excel.
leucs lioin my trn.,s 1 laaiai Tx /
W NImS sfhlt inaaaccsmipm be enhnefAt.
ei bat We have t6nchea hpan snlhcipiit 10
ipf5vFfKSt g5Od' vile i GoJ,s best go,
% e,sgg1I n IAkhJlH Ra
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Many vel. meaning parents deny ihem.
seives tl,e orimary c,mfsria of hfetl,at
il,ss, snsy lase ,n6iiey win wifssh 10 give
tssrsr clsildIrsp .,urt ~ the xwdshi lyit y
vvfled. stttir yodhg isa,, ahoat With
nsney y IKE tying epfks a,dcr The arrD
" ess who ssuuss swine Ten uhsnws 60
onelie will losc his eorks asd 10 70 tile
UOtlom Teach him 10 SWIM, aud h.
wen / need the eorks!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
SECCION LITERARlA.
AL TERMINAR Ell ANO. Il


Son6 la hora En- cl reloj del cielo
Clavada estii la msterioaa aguja.
FL ano inclina su caheza y muerp.
Da I'm p,tse mis- eltempo Y yapresma
Sn marcha ror Ia terra. Haime,la fra
Est,i Ia nochc: envutlve3e In luna
En- Ell roto candal de negras nubes,
Y cual la virgen lei rccucrdo surca
La so!edad del tIer, despidiendo
AL ano que 50 aleiay la salutla.
70 asisto Il cse espectacalo: mi frente
Cual rama dc cipris tronchada Y mistia
Sobre el sspulcro de mi ayer nclino.
S.,le1adfy silencio me circundan;
Arde una tenue lampara sumida
De mi estancia en- la palidn pe1umbra
i slls trGfnulos rayos yaclantes
Espectros mil en- la pared dibujan.
Cierro entonces los oios, pero en- vano;
Suevos fantasmas en- tropel SO aGrupan
Que yomita ell volcan de mi cabeZa
Y arroia abriendo el corazon su tumha,
Y los vuelvo entrcabrir, y va desiilan
Ante mi vista trsmuia confusa
Los cuadros disolventes del pasado
En- ronda triste payoroSa ! muda.
VA son m6nstruos que surgen dc un abismo
va cs4ueletos que rompen su envotura!
va dlatlos genios que en- el aire esparcen
Cenzas de ilusioncs de s,ls urnas
Va vicjas que arrastrando van rosarios
De corazo: IS lividos qac anulan!
Ya espectros que en- I'm beso Sc deshacen!
| IA mujeres arcangeies que luchan!'
va visiones que escriban sobre I'm eraneo
Coniuegos f;ituos paginas absurdas!
| liz trazundo fantasticaS eSteiaS
| Las sombras de las sombras que circalani
! Y asi que pasa oil raudo torhalllno,
Sobre al negro hoTizonte Sc vislunbra
Dos sepulcros desiertos dGbil rayo
| Sobre elIos nota eli la luz ondulan
| Dos yirgenes que salen enlazadas
I cenidas las dos con blancas ttinicas,
Y que al darme sus braZos, suspendidas
tSobre mi frente su recuerdo buscan.
I Y mas ALA, en- un pitlago de sombras,
| Yaga ondina de nieye Sc COLUMBIA,
| Azlcena de un campo de tinieblas,
Exhalacion de amor que el alma cruza;
! I me ceroa. y me besa Sc sonrie,
\ vertiendo su copa de amargura
| En- mi pecho, fugaz Sc desvanece
Como una mariposa de aire bruma
| Despues la sombra avanza las siluetas
Sc horran de las ultimas figuras
la pared desierta es mn abismo
| Doade al fin mis- visiones Sc sepultan.
Brilla mudo relampago y la noche
Veloz susy alas desgarradas junta.
Sc ha extinguido la luz; termino ell afio.
Adios, ano fatal Tu umano ruda
! Hiri6 mi oorazon; til va estas muerto
I tai vez mi dolor no muera nunca!
| G.. BELMoNTE MULLER.
Dbre. 81 de 1878, Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
Telegramas Via San Thomas.

Nueva- York, enero 3.-Contestan-
do una comision de concentrates.
mostrose Lord Carnarvon en- senti-
do conciliador, y dijo que Inglaterra
estaba vigi,ante pero no bellcosa,
bien que resuelta i hablar donde
quiera que Sc vulneren sue intereses.
Dice el Times dc Londres que ell
presupuesto ingles acusa IN deficit
lie uu million de libras.
Dicese que el rey de ltaia IA pro-
nanciado un discurso helicoso contra
Inglaterra,
I'll general Gourko la derrotado
los turcos en- Taskesen y avanza So
bre Sofia.
FL Times de Londrcs considera el
discurso de Mr.. Carnarvon 4 los CO.
mcrciantey como una reiteracion de
la paz. Los frmantes deltratado de
Paris piden generalmente VOC en- el
,rreglo llnal de los asuntos de Orien-
te. i estan en- contra dc la interyen-
eion armada,
II. 5.-Los tureos han abandona-
do 4 Sofia, y estan amenazados por
(l Dsbimos publican esta composition al termi-
mar 81 ano proximo p,isado, pero nos 10 lmpidid IA
.bundaatia ds natsriales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09

16 en- Ia Gorrisa de Arroyo Blanco * Ia
spartida del titulado captain AmGzaga
haeiehdole 4 muertos, 2 prisioneros j
reeogiendo una mujerpy un nino. una
tercsrola y nuniciones.
Vplnntarios de Icotea batieron auna
partida enemiga en- los montes Algodo-
nes, causandole un muerto y cogi6ndoie
una tercerola.
Del corresponsal de ID prensa en-
caInpafla.. ~.
Nuevitas. IA mi salida de Cuba, el
sdia O.. SO acababa de recibir un telegra-
ma, en- el que 80 daba cuenta de un he
eho de armas reciente, que prueba una
yez mas el yalor de nnestrt,s soldados,
Y que cuando van condueidos por jefes
expeFimentados yvalientes siempre OBJ
tienen la victoria, cualquiera que sea el
Dumero lie los enemigos.
Practican1o eli coronel Gasco un reco-
nocirniento por Ia IONA que opera en- ell
departamento Central, 10 termino sin
haliar fuerzl alguna de enemigos nj
rastro que indicara gu par.lero.
Ssparado de su fIerza con 20 guerri-
lleros para asuntos del sarvieio fue alta
cado por una parti,fa como de so 100
hombres, rompiendo sobre los nuestros
el f,lego aa Is 81
Ell coronel Gasco, con sus valientes
guerrilleros reducidos va 18, pues
dos marcharon dar aviso al resto de
Ia fuarzas de Ia sitaacion lie sn jefs, SO
batieron con tai yalor y arroja que, no
obstante su cortisimo ndmero, hicieron
una baia al enemigo, le cagieron capsu-
las y correspondence que parece ser
muy impertante.
sPor nuestra partc no hubo baja slgu-
na, 10 cual pruebaslo que antes he dicho
que ell enemigo, 4 pesar de los muchos
amos que va lleva combatiendo, como
carece lie espi,itu de cuerpo, de Ia dis
ciplina necesaria y de jefes y ofciales,
pocas veces puede conseguir su objeto,
Ea Cuba SO embarcaron en- ell Innue-
iita Maria ol teniente coronel de arti-
llerla sanor Martin Perez J 56 artilleros,
desembarcando en- Baracoa, en- cuya ju
risdiccion operan en- persecution de las
partdas de bandoleros-y no de otra
cosa-que existen a1n en- escaso n1me-
ro en- aquelll Jurisdiction. Una de estas
hace dos dias sorprendio en- un bohfo d
un official v sa asistente, ,s los cuales dio
muerte traidoramente. Una fuerza ha
salido en- persecution de aquella parti
da.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
TSLA DE CUBA.

Telegramas oiiciales recibiloS en-
el Estado Mayor de Ia Capltania Ge-
neral: @#f ~2~'
Sancti Spiritus. IL = En- Jobosita Sc
el Z diez siete personals,
entire elias dos hombre titles.
Aver Sc presento en- Sandoval (Iro-
cha un mulato.
La 8 guerrilla ha capturado tres mu-
latos de Ia partida de Alayon.
En- las Vueltas { Remedios) Sc ha
presentalo un insurrecto con armas y
municiones. A%.
i. Puerto, Principe 10. = En- Guaimaro
SO han presentado indulto II hombres
= 21 personals do familla. En- Contra
maestro 10 han efectuado un hombre J
cuatro de familia. 80
En- San Geronimo 10 verificaron dos
insurreetos en- Santa Cruzahno.
La columna de Mercedes de Navarro
aprehendio al titulado captain insurrec
to Jose Manuel Arias 8 Izquierdo J
cuatro mas de familia.
Seis gnetes rebeldes pretendieror
cruzar la Inca de observation, siendc
rechazados por los gtupos de esta )
ocupandoles dos cabalios con montu.
"a.
Una pequeaa partida de Is d 20 insu-
rrectos Sc embossed en el callelon de Ia.
lanquera de Piedm para impedir los re.
levos ( los grapos de dicha Inca, pert
reunidos grupos inmediatos 4 los que
SO batian Sc retro el enemigo, persegui
do por aqueltos hasSa Flor de Mayo, sha-
biendo tenido los insurrectos dos muar-
tos algunos heritlos, segun uno de los
partea do referenoia, Sin oontar cor
,eestos iitimos las bajas del enemigo sor
hoy cuarenta y seis.
i'll captain Faiardo, con S. guerrille.
ros de Iunas, EN- operaeionas desde O.
dia & por los moates de Ceiba, ha he.
cho TN prisionero herido, recogilo
mnieres, 8 memories y IN arnamento
a dieha fuerza sc presento IN hombre
util en- las Arenas Sc han presentadc
hoy una muisr y 5 memories. LA colum-
ia da Santander ha regresado 4 Tupas 4
racionarse, habiendo reeorrido sin move.
dad las Lajas y Palnarito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09
S fllerzas del general Gcufko que

las fiiefsas del general Gcufko que
ayanzan.
LA prensa de L6ndrcs dice que
10 puede consentir Ia con
clusion de la paz entire Ratsia j Tur-
qula d no ser que sus condolences Sc
sometan 4 In ratification de las gran
des ,potencias. NJ rrs rg5
5 I'll gobierno russo indica 10 conve-
.niente que seria guitar i Ia Puerta
la Illusion de una Intervention por
parte de Ingiaterra.
Sc ha creado la Gran Bretaila
la orden de la Corona de la India
dnicamente para las senoras.
MERCADos.
n. York.--Azlicar cristalizada 7a
q 81 cents. ID. Regular 4 buell re-
lino 7s 4 &. 0ro 1923 4 Z.
L6ndres.---Cristalizada {. /, I CHI.
9 p. qtl. Mascabado E |. CONSOLE
'lados ingleses 9f3 4 {. Franceses
1880.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09


valencsa asegura que ell gobierno esta
dacidido no proponer la candidatura
del Sr. Posada Herrera para presldente
del Congreson III enla legislatura extraor-
dinaria, nj en- la ordinaria, como antes
no conste de un modo p1blieo y noto-
RIO aue els,r. Posada aprueba en- todas
sus parties Ii poiftica Gel ninisterio, al
menos en ID que tiene de mas capital y
caracterfstico.
--Leenos en- la Goocta de Barcelona.
aSe nos escribe de SabadelI diciendo
nua 81 luflAs 4 las tres media della tar
ia nm hombre vendia Nuevos Testamenr
tos en- IA plaza, cuando SO presents ID.
Jose ViTs compr6 IN ejemplar del
Nneyo Testamento Y una GAIA de cefl-
las. en- presencia del pdblico quem6
Il Bibha 7 ademds el Nueyo Testamen-
to. Despues de clio Sc retro tan salts
fecho, presentSndose al momento otrc
ciudadano sabadellense pidiendo otro
libro para repetir la operacion. El ven
dador de Biblias Sc dio por ofeadido y
exiaio mil duros por la Biblia que que
ria eli feryoroso carlista reducir conf
zas.
A las diez de la manana del IL sali6
del puerto de Cadiz. el vapor Valcane
conduciendo Ia embajada marroqul.
-El sabado por Ia noche Sc oyo una
datonacion en- una de las Gales de Ala
gon ' al acudir los yecincs, hallaron los
cad6yeres de tres padres de familia ten
didos & pocos pasos de distancia une
de otro. La lucha fu6 breve pero ter
rible. .Adeiaas resultaron dos heridos
hio y hermano respectivamente de una
de las victimas.
H compositor cubano ST.. Villate,
due tau brillante tgiunfo ACADIA de al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-09


lumna por Palma Hueca, ha recogido
seis hombres y 2l de familia, presentin-
dose ademas tres hombres, una mujer y
un nino.
& A la c0lumna de Sac la Vaea Sc IL
ha presentado un HON bre y ha recogido
otro, tres mujeres cinco memories.
En- reeonocimientns practicados por
guerrilleros de Ia t. brigada, han he
chos estos un prisionero al enemigo.
Operando ell sargento Fernandez, de
la guerrilla 4 pie, For la costa del rio
San Pedro, cause un muelto 4 un CRU
po insurrecto y recogio .seis hombres,
cinco mujeres y dos memories, ocupando
ademss efactos y eorresponeencia del
marques de Santa Lucia.
| Eu Vista Hermosa Y los Caciques SC
han presentaao 5 hornbres, todos perte-
necientes d apartidas enemigas Y ademas
una muier y cuatro memories.
Sancti-Spiritus is. Fuerzas de Ia L.
guerrilla, segan parties da refarencia, tu-
vleron Ell Is un eneuentro con el enemi-
go inmediaciones de Trilladeras, cau-
sandole tres muertos y haciendole un
prisionero,
Santa Clara, Ia. -Por una emboscada
dc Rio dc Ay, Sc hiao prisionefo ano-
che, un desertor del Duero.
Hoy Sc han presentado en- esta ciudad
dos insurrectos armados y municiona-
dos.
sancti-Spiritus 10 So he presontado
en- Arroyo Banco un negro esciavo, ar
mado de carabina y 40 cdpssllas.
Tuorza d. Ii /. guerrilla encontro el
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
GEOKGE b. sENEE


TTDKSEY AT LAW. Singers BLOCK
a Thin, OHIO.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
A Boy Who Gave his Note.

A Boston lawyer was called OH a
short time ago by boy, who inquired
II he had any waste paper to sell.
The lawyer had crisp, keen way Of
asking questions, and Is, moreover, q
methOdieal man. So pulling out 8
large drawer, he exhibited his stock
Of waste paper.
"Will you give me two shilllngs for
that ?n
The boy looked at the paper doubt
ingly moment and offered fifteen
pence.
"DOne," said the lawyer, and the
paper was quickly transferred to the
bag OF the boy, whose eyes sparkled
as he lifted the mighty mass.
Not till 1t was safely slowed away
did he announce that he had no mon
ey.
mo money! How do you expect
to buy paper without money ?n
Not prepared to state exactly his
plan If operations, ,he boy made 10
reply.
"DO you consider your note good ?"
asked the lawyer.
"Yes, sir"
"Very we'll II you consider your
note is good, I'd just as soon have it
as the money but II 1t isn't good 1
don't want It."
The boy affirmed that he cOnsid-
cred 1t good wb ereupOn the lawyer
wrote note for fifteen-pence, which
the boy signed legibly, and lifting the
bag Of papers, drudged off.
Soon after dinner the little fellow
returned, and producing the money
announced that he had come to pay
his note.
"Well," said the lawyer, "this is
the first time l ever knew q note to
be taken up the day 1t was given. A
boy that will do that Is entitled to
note and money too" and giving him
both, sent him on his way with a
smiling face and happy heart.
The boys note represented his hon.
or. A boy who thus keeps his honor
bright, however poor he may be in
worldly things is an heir to an in
heritance which no riches can puy-
the choice promises OF God.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
Ancient Ak MARKS.

Robert McCOlly brought Into ouI
Office yesterday q section or slab Ol
wood taken from q white oak tree
about 80 inches in diameter, cut by
George Kuder in Washington town
ship lately, near the bank Of the Ton
tOgany creek while getting out fence
posts. About 10 inches from the bark
surface, and in the solid wood, are
two notches cut by an ak, and since
grown over by solid timber. The Ak
marks are as plain as II made six
months ago, although the grOwths OF
wood over the nOtches indicate thai
the axmen did IL 81 years ago, that IL
to say, there are 81 growths or rings
outside the marks. This would carry
the date back to 1894, the year
Wayne's battle with the Indians 81
the Fallen Timbers below Waterville,
and long before any surveys had been
made in this part OF Ohio. There are
various speculatiOns as to who did the
chopping, but it is not improbable
that it was done by some OF Wayne's
scouts, who remained on the Maumee
and secured the country pretty
thoroughly after the defeat Of the In-
dians, or IL might have been done by
some of the French traders who trav-
ersed this country every year at that
time. The notches were made by a
broad blsded and keen edged AK, and
from the manner in which they are
placed and made were evidently put
there for some special purpose, which
is one Of the things past finding out,
but which it would be sort of salts.
faction at this day to know sll about.
-BOIUlihg Green, TO-, } Sentinel.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
RaI1.

The ursU water,-hoW much 1t
means Seven-tenths OF man him.
self Is water. Seven-tenths OF the hui
man race rsined down but yesterday
1t is much more probable that Caesar
will flow out of q bung.hOle than that
any part of his remains win ever stop
one. Our life is indeed q vapor, a
breath, q little moisture condensed
upon the pane. We carry ourselves
as in q pnial. Cleave the flesh, and
how quickly we spill out Man be-
gins as fish, and he swims in q sea
OF vital fluids as long IS his life lasts.
His first food is milk so Is his last
and all between. He can taste and
assimilste and absorb nothing but
liquids. The same is true through
out all organic nature. 'Tis water
power that makes every wheel move.
Without this great solvent, there is
no life. 1 admire immensely this
line Of Walt Whitman:
"The slumbering and liquid trees"
The tree and its fruit are like a
sponge which the rains have filled
Through them and through all living
bodies there goes on the commerce of
vital growth, tiny vessels, fleets and
succession of fleets, laden with ma
terial bound for distant shores, to
build up, and repair, and restore the
waste Of the physical frame.
Then the rain means relaxation !;
the tension Ia Nature and in all her
creatures is lessened. The trees drop
their leaves, or let go their ripened
fruit. The tree itself will fall in 3
still, damp day, when but yester-
day it withstOOd gale OF
wind. A moist south wind
penetrates even the mind and makes
its grasp less tenacious. 1t ought to
take less to kill 8 man on q rainy day
than on q clear. The direct support
of the sun is Withdrawn (; life Is under
q cloud; masculine mood gives place
TO something like q feminine. In this
sense, rain is the grief, the weeping
of Nature, the relief Of burdened or
agOniZed heart. But tears from Ma
ture's eyelids are always remedial and
prepare the way for brighter, purer
skies.-JOhH Burroughs, IN ScriJHer
for July.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
How 10 Spell.

Besides a general knowledge OF the
three R's-readin', ritin' and 'rithme-
tic-lt Is generally presumed that the
average school teacher has some in
sight Into the prevailing prejudices
which regulate spelling. II is evi.
dent, however, from some OF the ex'
aminatiOns Of candidates for the posi-.
tion Of instructors Of the youth OF
our land, that a little shakIness In
this particular branch OF learning is
IN no way considered by the ap-
plicants themselves a. likely to stand
In the way OF their wishes. An ex-
animation OF teachers for the Al
legheny, Pa, schools was held the
other day day, for instance, and a
struggle over the word eryslpelas pro-
duced the following astonishing re-
suit: EryciplOus, erysipelis, cry
sypalus, eresypelas, arracipolus,
aTysippelas, erysiplis, erysypslls,
erys-, errOcipslOus, arysipulus,
Irresipelas, eryOslpelas, eryosipelus,
errisypiles, ArielplOus, erOcipOlOus,
sroeipOlOus, errysIppelis, eyrsipe-
leas, srysipulus, irresipelis, eryOsipe-
las, errIsypeles, eryslplss, arloice-
pills, erys!ples, erysipalis, errOclp-
ilOus, srysipels, eresypelas.- GeUe-
land Herald.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
Dry GOODS Car.

The latest thing In rallrosding is q
dry goods store on wheels. The
United States Rolling Stock Company
are building at their Chicago shops q
palace dry goods car to be used on
railroads by dealers In dry goods, car
rying samples along as well rs stock
to be delivered when sold. This car
Is sixty feet long, not including plat
forms at each end, or sixty-sIx feet
long over all Is built as tight as pos
sible, and yet Is strong. The con-
structinn OF the body is very simple,
having only two large windows on
each side for lighting purposes,
but at each end there Is to be q state
room for the travelling merchants to
occupy nights or days while on the
roads. These stAterOOms are lighted
by three small windows each. The
car has a sub-cellar, as they call it,
between the fore and aft trucks,
where may be slowed large quantities
Of domestic goods while in transit,
and 1t has what may be called a man.
sard roof, or double deck, for light and
ventilation, giving 1t the appearance
OF a sleeping car, except the finish.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1878-06-27
Correct Speaking.

We advise all young people b ac-
qulre in early life the habit Of using
good language, both in speaking and
writing, and also to abandon the use
Of slang phrases. The longer they
live the more difficult the acquisition
OF good Language will be and IL the
golden age OF youth, the proper time
for the acquisition Of language, be
passed IN its abuse, the unfortunate
victim OF neglected education is very
probably doomed TO tslB slang for
life. Money is not necessary to pro-
cure this education. Every man has
1t in his power. He hss merely to
use the language which he reads in
stead OF the slang which be hears ;
TO form his taste from the best speak
era and poets Of the country to treas
ure up choice phrases In his memory,
and habltuate himself to their use,
avoiding at the same time that pedan.
| tic precision and bOmbast, which
show rather the weakness Of vain
ambition than the polish Of sn edu.
Gated mind.