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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-14
INGIATEGRA Y FRANCIA.
Tarifa para dinero.

Los Narores Trasatantieos toean en PiI mouth
Chcbouig southampton. Ia ,sta agcnuia eX
plden !salcs diIe,t,f para Earis
Sc eXpe4Gpp biIctes d. t,ia Vuelta rara pasa
jes Int2rc lonisluS IrissalIticos por3 nncss un
ano respectlYalnente con una rcbaJa del IS y. y.
pASAJES DE FAMIIIAS. - Tod. fatnila com
puesta. dc mas perSpLas cuyo pasale TTSailIti-
80 comDongH el Va or de cuatTo pHsIlj,s untrro.
ueEc derecho In rebaIa dc uLa scXta parte Il,
montantc del pasaja. kutitndase por anilia Il ui
dres. hlos crlodos. tsta reduction no tiene lu
gar cuando Sc eXridsn passages de ida YGcta.
Los nlnos me hos de amos. uno gratis. de 4 ST.
cuarta parte, y de /! la miiad.
Los pasajeros para Ergncia cualuuier parte
Europa. pueden dued l5 dias en- Inglaterra 81 IL
GUSTAV, vice versa los para Ina iaerra pueen qut
dar en- Francia- Los uasa3eros por estos vaporr
tendran e privegio de viajar en- 81 camino de he-r
entire Clerbourg. Parls, Il3 mouth LOndres. Il un
rebala de 10 20 los embarcados en- este puerto.
Estd prohibido q los pasaieros, embarcando ~
este puerto tomar billeles sino do los Axen
ties en- San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. latiner i Co
passle tornado a borae 2agara 10 p% de recargc.
Ademas de los puerto6 meDcionados arriba pue
den obtenerse pasajes por los vapores de esta Com
pania para los siguiehtes nUntos: Antigua. Iarha
das, Belize. CartaR"T Colon. Curacao DeMerara
Dominica Granada. Town. Jacmol. Jamaica.
Ia Cara, Martiniea, AL rince Fusrto LimoI
Savanilla. Saint Kits. fnta Luc a. san Vicente II,
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora precios m6dcos para los traspor
ties de tabaco cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes hetes demas di
Figirse la Agencia de Ia Con pahia.
en- elective. metales precosos joyas Sc embarQuei
en los Vapores de IL Inca destino Eurepa Sat
Th6mSs. H9hnnH. c1alguie, otro punto do su rut;
-Agentes I,atimsr 4 Co.
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Aviso 4 los seiiores embarcadores.

Las mereancfas embarcadas por los vapores de la
Inca arriba expresada que lleguen este puerto des
de- este mes en- adeGnte. pagaran al fete en- vez de
pesos la libra esterlina al cambio corrients de giro
en- las fschas de las arribadas. Las que pagusn el
ete adelantado en- Liverpool solo les cobrara ell
px de capa. en- del 10 p% sehalado sobre fetes
ofi General N. II Oct.
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Sc expiden pasajes de Ida vuelta valides por dos
meses. con Is p do rebGja los pasaleres do c&Inarh
NINOS.
Los nihos de les paSaiegos tue tengan nflos
umpfios. son leTados gratis. Los que tengan
afios eunplidos nasta sin cumplif. pagaran pasa-
je Los que tengan amos cumplides no llegu IN
Il, paRaran Tasaje :de IL ahos en- adeIante pagan
pasaje 9ntero. In case de que una familia enga 6
ninos renorss de aEos uno de elloS solamen.o se
llSYa gratis. los otros pagaran 4 pasaje.
CRIAD0S.
Los criados de los pasaieros pagaran on los viaes
trsatlahtcos. pasaJe dc cntrepuente $50. Las eria
das pa.ran Las 23 de preoio dol pasaie segun la
tegorfa t0mAda por sIs amos: no tienen derecho &
ester en- los sal0nes sino el tempo rigurosamente
necesario para e sarvicio de sus amos.
IacomendamoS los pasajoros tnscriban sus
nombras lugar don6e van. en- sus eQuipajes en-
caraet6res inteiigibes Los Dasajes expiden hasta
una bora antes dc la salda de los vapores.
No SO admiten hetes despues de la llegada de le
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse los Con-
natRrioe
BoRD.
Mayaguez IA de Febrero de 1879.
NOTA. - Desde ell 10 de Julfosue 1877 los
hetes pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderos en- orc americana 6 SUI equiva-
lente en- moneda corriente con el p.S de
premio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-14
Vapor Manaela" cdpitaa FtlicsHil
vrAJK PUERTO RICO Sun DE SASro DOMINGO
ssEGuN Ill sIouIENTE IrINEEARio.
-
I D A
N ds csdo mas a las 5 de Ia taras saldra de la
RETOkN0.
coHsIGEATARIos.

NuKvITAs. sres. D. P s. Dol, Comp.-GIBABA
Alayo y eomp-CyBA, sres. s. J.. Ros J Comp
SANTo DOMINGO Sr. d. Juan Pou.-MAY AocSE. Don
min Bernsdo.-AaUApIrLA sras. Anell Julia CT
tJERTo. Rico. Srss 1riarte. Haruano do Caracena
y Oomp.-SANTHoaIAs. Sres. lamb Comn.
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Mayaguez IA de Febrero de 1879.
vAPORES ESPANoLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERT0-R1Co

Los vapores Puerto Rico. Mavaeiiez Ponce al
guen carrera desde Liverpool para varios puer-
los de aSta Isla.
Pars informes referirse q los Sres. White, For
nan Comp. de Liverpool 9 4 los rspresentantes.-
goRDA QoMp.. MaYagneg WIEcaERs OoMP.,
Ponce.
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COMPANTA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LlNEA DE LAS INDIAs OCCIDENTALEs
TIMER RAREO.
LsEEA INTERNATIONAL l.
IIEEA PRINCIPAL /.

Preeios de los pasajes.
i.p Camara. Desde Puerto Rico Europa
viee-versa.. 81
Proa. de Puerto-Rioo Europa. a..... Is
Europa Puerto Rico .... Ioh
Estos preeios son paRadsros en- orc ingles anne
rfcano q la par.
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Somos dichesos al seiialar los excelen-
tes resultados que constantemente alcan-
ramos con el empleo del Jarabs de RAbano
iodado como regeneradOr de la Sangre,
en- ciertaS afecciones que proceden de una
acrimonia cualquiera de ella, cuando el To-
duro de potasio, la esencia de ezarzaparrilla,
el aceite de higadO de baCalao otros mu-
chos depurativoS en- boga eran ninsuflcientes
. no podian ser soportados por algun es-
tonnage muy delicado.~
D'A. FAvRoT,
Autor del TrdtadO de las Intermediates
de las nltJeres y de las afecciones cancerosas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-14

el Jarabe de Rabano iodado. pues en-
mi Iuicio, es uno de los mas poderosos mo-
dcliicadores de los constituciones ltnfa-
tiCas.
Baio su influencia. ulceras escrofulosas
que nada podia curar, que Sc habian mos
cauSticos. las he visto cicatrizarse con
una celeridad extraordinana.
En- los ninos, he yisto tambien afecciones
tuberculosis de los huesos modiflcarSe v
curarse mediante la administra cion del
Jarabe de RAbano iodado. y
Or ouEsNARD,
Antique inferno de los Hespitales Dc Paris,
MSdico en- Nusva-0rlsans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-14

Eogutran nncfSnuO 9US WAGES COMO Ef.AJl h1ul
saliendo de Liverpool el dia 20 dc cada mes
IMPoRTANTE PARA Ell cONERCIo.
Llsmamoe la atencIon de los Sros. Comerciantes
los siguientes
TIPOS REDUCIDOS DE FLFTEs.
Nercancias Sacos vaeios. Papel. |
Perfumeria, Juguetee, Velas.
Ouchillerfa Drogas. Etyeres. sor Por tonola-
Jareta, Jabop. Vino. Licores "" da ia naso 4
espirltuoeos. ARuas minera- ~" ~" p
les, VidriO dc yentanaS. medida
OuincaIleria alambreS eObfe. ho- ,,.Ia, Js
las de iata, clayos, tubos, para xsr 0'e-'H U'
gas ferretaria pintura, acei- 70" vapor.
te, pailas para aziicar. .........J
Loza. yidrieria cerveZa --.--.-... Sci.
-, .,,.. so.o,.oa 40, / Par tenela-
fto1, nlcrro' c@iuoroS iVS0S' ''' Jda de precio.
Iodo ron el 10 pss de cara.
Maauinaria q 0tras mercancieS saaun convenio
Les fetes serian pagader0e t5 "a +
POr cRntidadss de consideration dc no nAenos de
so tonaladas de carga, por solo yapor, SO har&
oonyenio est6cial con los sehores que las oompro-
metan.
eiriair & los Sres. White ForInan Cs, 81 James
Street Liverpool alos Ageptee Sree. Latimer O..
San JYs7 P. R. Sres Llauri. Berda O4 AeYaguez; y
6ros. v. .sohers O.. Ponce.
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.aIGRESANTE.

Sc necesitan, para un trabajo manual varios
muchachos d6ciles de buenas costumbres asi
peninsuares como del pals, en- que pueden ga
mar un buen saiaro Dirigirse a la Panaderia
Gale de la Luna esquina San Justo de diez 4
dos JUNO +
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UN VALIoSO i
Descubrimiento Medico


Esta medieina fu6 dcscuberta por Ia anciana ES.
YERMxRA BERTRAND que durante mas de 80 amos no
re ocap6 mas que de enfermos de hospitales. Com
p6nese absolutamente de Plantas, Yefbns y
Raices, es agradabilisimo tanto al paiadar como
al olfato, pues es estimalante arom&tica. Es IN
purgante segurisimo que lmpa 81 est6mago los IN
testinos sin nj deier. NodcbIlita
ca, deja ell sistema libre sin los intcstoa
como acontece con los demas purgantcs Puedese
administrar los ninos los invilidos con toda
conhanzs garantzandose que en- teda OCCASION darA
por resultado Ia curacon completa de toda indigcs-
tioh extrehimiento. Es ademas un poderoso essim.
lante VIGORADOR DEL HIGADO. sus
efectos soore Ia sangre y los humores verdader-
amente asombrosos, puss soa mas inmedsatos y conn
petos que los de eualquicr otro Dcpuraiyo conocdo
tenendo adcmas Ia ventaja dc que dcspues de- reme-
el veneno de Ia Escr6fula de las Ucsr-
as malisnas, do los Tunoros Cancerosos 10 arms
ira faera del sistema por Ia evscnacoa NinGun otro
depurativo hace csto-con tedes clos 81 pacientc
ticno que tomar pidoras otro purgante desasfada.
bic cualquiera, pues de 10 contrario 81 veneno Sc
queda en- el sIstema vuelve Ii sanere. FL
JARABE de VIDA de REUTER 90 mey
agradable al paladnr, nscesita de una segun-
da docis para alssnxar el efecto purgante.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
4 STORY OF 4 TRAIL.

She was tall, stout individual,
and sprung out of the wagon as
lightly as spring chicken after n
grasshopper. He was a little, with
cred, dried-up weasel, and followed
slowly, bringing a basket of eggs
with him. They entered Kabrich's
store and she asked:
"What are ye givin' for eggs?"
Eight cents" was the reply of
Alb Armstrong.
"Well, here are three dozen," said
the fat party, land I'll take 1t into
calIco.'
But want some yarn to mend
my socks,'' put in the old man.
'The weather is warm,' replied
the fat party, land you can do with
out socks"
''But my boots hurt my feet" ia
sisted the old man.
$50 barefooted," said she, rather
sharply. Then, turning to Alb,
she changed her tune, and remarked:
Young man, please count me out
the eggs and give me for yards of
calico to match this ere dress
''But-" the old man was going
to continue, when she raised her huge
index finder and said. "Henry
Winter Davis Spriggins, them are
eggs are mine the hens what laid
'em are mine; the corn what fed 'em
was mine, ane Use going to have
trail on this ERE dress as long as
Betsy Gowen's, if every toe on your
feet turn into gum biles. Not, shut.
And you, youngster, yank off four
yards of that are calico, or you will
hear bumble-bee a a-ouzzing.''
The old man shut, and Alb yanked
off the calico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
ORIGIN OF "HE HAS AN AK TO
GRIND.

We owe more of our common say
ings and pithy proverbs to DR.. Frank
lin than many of us think or know.
We say of one who fiatters or serves
us for the sake Of some secret, selfish
gain Or favor, ''He has an AK to
grind" In the Doctors "Memo-
ries' is the following story (much
after the manner Of the ''whistle''
story), which explains the origin of
the phase. Franklin says:
When l was little boy, l remem-
Der, one cold winter morning, 1 was
accosted bp Il smiling man, with an
Ak on his shoulder
"My little boy said he, "has
your father grindstone?"
''Yes, sir,' said L.
''Iou are fine little fellow" said
he. ''Will you let me grind an AK
on it?'
Pleased with the compliment of "a
fine little fellow, "Oh, yes, SIR" L
answered; ''it is down III the shop -
And will yeu, my man," said he,
patting me on the head, ''get me a
little hot water?''
How could l refuse? 1 ran and
soon brought q kettleful.
''IIow old are you? and what's
your name?" continued he, without
waiting for a reply. ''I'm sure you
are one of the finest lads that ever L
have seen. Will you turn few min
utes for me?'
Tickled with the fattery, like a
fool went to work, and bitterly did
L rue the day. 1t was a new AK, and
| toilcd and tugged till was almost
tired to death. The school bell rang.
and l could not get away my hands
were blistered, and it was not half
ground. At length, however, the AK
was sharpcncd, and the man turned
to me saying:
Now, you little rascal, you've
played the traunt; now, scud away to
school or you'll get it,
Alas thought |, it was hard enough
to turn a grindstone this cold day,
but now to be called rascal was too
much. 1t sunk deep in my mind, and
often have L thought of it since.
When merchant is over-polite to
his customers, begging them tA take
little brandy, and throwing his
goods on the counter, thinks L, That
man has an AK to grind.
When 1 see man flattaring the
people, making great professions of
liberty, and prating loudly about
economy, who is in private tyrant,
methinks, ''Look out, good people,
that fellow would see you turning 4
grindstone.
Beware of people who pay compli-
merits when there is no particular oc-
casion for so doing. They have an
AK to grind, and it is not yours.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

into which he had fallen, quickly
dropped the ring and acknowledged
himself beaten. He was taken down
to the Ninth-street Police Station,
where he gave the name of c. w.
Ingalls,, printer by occupation, and
engaged at the Office of the Star in
the West. He lives with his wife
and children at the corner of Fourth
and Smith-streets.
In conversation last night he ac-
knowledged that his whole purpose
in the transaction was to extort mo-
ney from Mrs. Snider on suspicion of
familiarity with other men, and that
he had hoped his suspicion was SO
well founded that he would have no
difficulty in obtaining whatever mon
ey he demanded. But he reckoned
unwisely.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
BRIEFLY THUS.

Don't go over any legal rigama-
role in this case" said John Henry
Kemper as he walked out. "Just an
nounce your final decision, and let
me go up there in time for breakfast" "
'Alr. Kemper, began his Honor,
but the prisoner interrupted
''Brietiy thus: / was over the bay
up the spout-half-sea over-was
d-r-u-n-k as a lord. That's all.
Don't keep me standing up here as a
show for the youthful and innocent,
but set the machine in motion and
grind me up"
''She grinds for thee," observed
the court, as he passed over a COM
mitment for thirty days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

AsToNIgHING STCCESS,- 1T Is the
duty or every person who has used
Boschcc'~ German syrup to let ITS
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends i'll curing COn~uluptlon,s severe
coughs, Group, asthma, pneumonia,
and in fact all throat and lung dis
cases. Ne person. can use 1T without
immediate relief. Three doses VIII
relieve any case, and we consider IT
the duty OF all druggists to recon-
mend it to the poor dying cohsu'np-
five. at lcast to try one bottic"aS AZ
900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where ii failed was
reported. such u medicine a. tn"
German syrup cannot be too widely
Known. SIX your druggist about IT,
sample bottle to try sold at 10 cents. Is.
! 33-WCOw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
East side square, Mexico. Mo.

Coon Results Are always pleas
mt to contemplate. n every dY>prl'-
sufferer who uses Parker Gin LcT-
Tonic will attest. TO obtain from
rlr,:,. l,rme..4.1 the most gratifying re
lict when distressed with headache
low spirits, nervousness, Wa>riul
ness. palpitatiDn "t the heart. I\rf
disorders. coetiycnrsS. pam IN the
stomach. heartburn, cramps. etc, l.
u pleasant experience that surprises
no les, than il comforts. Anoih her
feature Of this remedy i
it's powerful specific action ON III"
ekin and mucous surfaces of the throat
and lungs 10y which il unialllngIl
cures the We. 81 cases of cou%h. "oid
and sore throat 1t cures. in Won
dcrtully short time, removes al! sore
ness from the lung, and protects the
feeble from consumption. Bay -
bottle from your druggist. j. ].
Llcwcilyn. or Il sHIuplc bottle at /"
cents, and test It's merits. iiwcoW
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

as [ could get at the opinions of the
rest, they proposed to do the same.
D. & Co. did not meet us at the de-
pct, nor did we see any of the firm
till we arrived at the store. Our
walk up the street was full OF L-elan-
choIy reflections. Some one pointed
out b. Bros. place, and some one
else feelingly said, ''there went a
hundred dollars there" and the rest
Of US echoed a similar groan for larg-
er or smaller amounts. A like eNpe-
rience WAS gone through when we
passed SIS place, and again at ID. Il
DIS And ali these groans made us
the more determined that we would
not let Damschotter of without get
ting all the concern could pay.
Mr.. ID. met us with Il happy face
and out-strctched hand. Bumbard-
ner, who was personally acquainted
with him, introduced us with the
grace that gentleman is celebrated
for. Burkit said, "WeIl, let us 90 to
business, and at the same moment
DanSchotter said:
"ShentleInens, will YOU trinll some
beer"
And we said ''yes" to both re-
remarks, but took the beer before
the business. Then we turned to
Damschottcr and asked where his
partner was.
Il tOn't got no barlner."
"Who is the company"
II ton't got no gumpany."
Then what do you mean by
''Damschotter 4 Go. :"
80, dot is all right; maybe some
day | will haf a hartncr."
"Well, we are here now; what
have YOU got to say"
"Nodings, but l am pustcd.'
"What's the mattcr!'
"Nodin@s but dc hard dimes"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

ings:'
''If you have collected your ac-
counts 50 that you have but one hun
drcd and fifty dollars standing out,
YOU have no cause for complaint
about the times. What are your Iia-
hilitics:"
My which"
"IIow much Ito YOU owe"
"riclI. ton't know; you shcntie-
mems must know dat"
took piece of paper, and as
each one told me the amount of his
claim. | wrote IT down. and. upon
footing these. found ouT claims
amounted to s ,93S. | then asked
him who else he owed besides us who
were there, and, rs we'll rs he could
remember, the amout. it Gadc total
of less than s.. 800 in all. | had
supposed the claims would foot up
four times this, and could see by the
faces Of the others that they were
SURPRISED that the amount was not
larger.
This is aIl you owc?'
"Dls i>h ALL" and he lool<el as
pleased as we did.
"Now, what are your assets"
"SrrechcE sic Deutsch?'
''No, we cannot, but we will get
another word-what are you wotth?'
What have you got-moncy, goods,
properly. everything?"
"Ohl Well, | got all dings what /
ever had"
How much stock have you?'
''Iust what is here
"llave,'t you inventoried?"
"What sh das, inwcn-Y'
IIaven'tY taken account o. stock
seen hoWmuch you had -
Il knows what haf all de dime -
"Well; hew much have you?'
"Yusht wat is here"
The only mv to get an answer to
that questlonsas to 90 through the
stock ourselvs and estimate it. |
tackled the ctIery and light hard
ware. Burkit vent at the boots and
shoes rs if he wnted to put them in
his vest pocket ad carry them home,
and Bumbardnelaashed into the no.
tons till he loole(ikc a toy himself;
the others each tent to their own
goods, and very son we had decided
that the stock was prth between So
: 500 and So, 900. Y began to look
: at one another, win this was an
, nounced, but Danchctter looked
: very well pleased al SAID sit was
yusht about right"
e "You own this ilding, don't
e you?"
e "Yes.''
"And what else 2"
= "Und my haus."
k "And what else?'
d s'Und my farm in nexsownship.
! Anything else z!
d ssDat ish ALL"
IS "Any mortgages on yc proper
L ty?"
Is mot if I knows it.
if "Well, what do you mn, any
l way? Here you claim to ! worth
ar .,.enartu to the amount ofl8 600.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

CIIFFoRD's FEBRIFUGE, OR FEVER
.xp AGrE3 CuRE.-This preparation
is obtained by a newly discovered
nrocess. slnd contains all the active
medicinal principles of East INDIA
CinchOna bark, grown on IhG i!''.-
cherry hills, from which all 1!e LIT iIl1-
tont nropertics have been eliminated.
It is nature S own rem edy for all dis
cases arising from malarial poison.
polatable. powerful, anti-periodlc
and tonic. it never fails to cure fever
and acme. dumb chills, congestlVe
cLills. bilious fever, periodical neu-
raloia, and all diseases OF maiaria'
origin. ,.,,,.;o.or
st. Louis.
For sale by all Druggists. 9-Il.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
||..I2iIIL||!!|l lis

'n1ained Tor mechanical devices. S;,tna nleI.
"ot". u"r, me" her compounds, ornamental designs
trade r. marks and labels, Caveats, AsS,s snd
mcnts. Interlerenees' lpatln patnn;s promptly
an alma lldsS1i9 To- We make preliminary ex-
atciGG minatons ~ an furnish opinions as to Pas
entaniiitts en,et In noD new w inveEtions and Patents
lnteFostte 1o rested to send or coPy of our r.
are Guide for obtaining Patents wnnen nn@tains Is
sent fres to any "daTe,s bow to " obtain Pat
eomp,",dS com snd other valuable mater DarlGg
the past ,,,end nve rII Patents or American and
three tn1ns invantors, and can give satlsiae,
Tor Iore rsferences in almost every county :"
the Union. y e. Co. Solicitors
&C. Psteuts and Attorneys NJ wv
0.o;. o. RaiIding, Washington, u. Nv =,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25

the gas and the Low intensely rarefed
air are apparent, and the madman
sinks into a state of lethargy. The
aeronaut cautiously brings down his
balloon, and the terrible crisis is
ended.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-25
and you owe $500; what are you
trying to do?'

trying TO do
Il shall pust, dat's what L will do. p"
"Bust Why, you can't bust"
Cant bust! | like to know If /
can't bust!'' almost shouted Dam
schotter, his face red with excite
ment. II show you l will pust. You
'spect | 60 on paying hunder cents
for toIlar, and efery oder one pays
seventy-iive and dirty! l shall settle
nit you at dirty cent, und if you
don't like him you shall go to blazes." ;"
Don't be an ass, Damschotter,
said Burkit, mildly; ''you ought to
put your property out Of your hands
if you wanted to fail. Don't you see
that if We sue you and get Judgment
against your property we can take
this property"
No you ton't," said Damschotter,
for l am pusted."
"Oh, go to thunder; you're
drunk
"No, l pc not trunk; 1 knows
what 1 says. Places, can efery one
pust und not L? Dat wonld pc a fine
dings pimeby."
"Iou can bust aud be hanged"
said we; ''but before we leave town
we shall place our claims in the
hands Of an attorney and tell him to
collect them at once"
"'Tidn't you settle nit d. at swenty
ccnts?''
Yes"
"Und all of you fellows -
Yes, all of us who were in that
boat had settled at twenty cents
"Tidn't you settle nit E. Bros. at
dirty cent
YES. we all did
"Und tidn't you sign Offer to 5. for
swerty-twO cent?"
Hr had us again.
Sind, great smmmy. Now You
II not sign Offer to me for dirty
mt. Ind vas yust so good rs d.,
b., or $, eh: | dinks | pays you
tely dings before now, eh: Shcn-
,cmeus, it is pooty hard as YOU will
,ot pc 50 easy nit me rs NIT dose
der fellows
But they had lost their money,
'anschottcr. ID. owed So, 900 and
3d ST.. 500 assets. We took twenty
nnts because that was mere than we
Duld have got by pressing him. 1t
as the same with b. and with 5.
ie took the most we could get. But
IS different with you; we can sue
III and get your claim i'll full, and
III will have to pay all the costs.
My heatcnS, cant man pust
hen he is worth Something's: OF
pa don't settle nit me like you set
tie NIT dose oder fellows, L shall go
out init pisniss. You shposc l can
90 on init one hunder cent und dey
settle for dirty? Nix, | CANT. You
settle NIT dose fellows und you cut
ny troat, und now you dinlls l shtand
it. | see You all pusted fust. pay
mine bills; | haf no expense; my
wife she pccs a saving womans. i haf
no pig houses, nor conchmans,
nor swe!I-hcad boys; l tdn't make Il
John Jacob Vanderbilt of mine
self, and sent mine money flying. l
yust dries To make fair project und to
pay mine pills. Shentlemens, YOU
can fwat YOU likes, put it is pooty hard
dat you will do more for some Tom
fool wind-bagS us YOU will do for
fellow As tend to pcesnes all the
dime
1t was quite speech for The man to
make, and it effected us greatly. 1t
WAS n sermon delivered under the most
favorable circumstances. Settling at
twenty or thirty cents on the dollar
han had been 50 common in his town
that lie had come to the belief that it
was right to settle ut the same rate.
And when he saw that he coull not
do the same, he could not see why