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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-01
NPHEN7A
DEL "BOLETIN.'' ,
FORTALEZA, 37.

Contando esta imprenta con toda case de
elementos asi de personal como de material
moderno de las meiores iabricas, y abnndancla
de papeI, hace con LIMPIEZA, BARATURA
Y PRESTEZA toda case de mpresos, libros,
&s, desde los mas sencillos los mas largos
complicados. Para eSt2doS cuenta con exec
leRtes cajas mecanicas.
PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Conoclmientos de buques de vapor.-Idem de ldem
de- yela-Polizas de embarque para cabotfue.- Idem
Gruesas.-De ,laraciontSs. &c.. &c.
PARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOs.
Formation del reparto territorial. libros taonaros
de matrfculas de ganado Id. talonartos de gula de
maderas libramientes municipales cargaremes etc.
etc.
REVIsTA COMMERCIAL
IT Tadas las duincenas 4 la salida lie los vapores
ingieses Ia correspondence para Europa. las te
nemos de venta-
TAMBIEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE vENTA
REGLAMENTOs GENERATES DE BILLAR
50 cRNTAvus EJEMPIAR.
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A-USO.

Sc venden todos los efectos del estableci-
miento de Sastreria LA MADRILENA, ca
lie de San Francisco ntim. 81.
La persona que 10 interese puede verse CON
ell que 10 habita. IA
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PAILAS PARA INGBNI0.

Las hay de todos tamahos legftimas de Carron,
hasta 500 galones an ell almacen de los Sres. ANELL
JULIA COMP. de Aguadilla Para mas pormenores
dirigirse loa citados saforea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-01
BOLE3II MERGAITIL lE PUERTO -RIC0.
PRECIOS DE SUSCRIPCl0N.

A8 Los SuScriptOres que no quieran entenderse
con los senores Agcntes. pueden harerlo dlrecta-
nente con esta Administrator remitlendo Imp9fte
de suseripcion en 6rdenes biiletes dc otera seos
de correo y recibran ell BOIETIN con faja aparte.
Todas as suscripclones anuncios Sc pagan por
adeantadO -RH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-01
HIemo gaIVanzado ISO J acanaIado,
DE CLASE MUY SUPERIOR
Por su duracion y peso iviano.

Sc halla de yenta 4 precos m6dcos en- e almacen
dc los seuores
SILVA &sCo
Tetuan~39. -Sthre. 20.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-19

Prt~oNu Among the Observation-Disclosures
1,ts Of the legal fraternity who were in attcn-
....lco upon the session of the United States
court were noticed Messrs CARRIER, Hydcn
S:.,. Thornton. Marshall y Wilson of San
francisco, Mcssrs. Lewis, Belknap, Hilyer,
E&ot, Stone, Stonehill, Whitman, kirkpat
a;h, Secly, McQuaid, Branson and Robert
Edwin Forrest Taylor, Williams formerly Of
He.mont, Yarian and Hayden of Reno, and
Grj.tenden Thornton and Professor Felix H.
M=r1hach OF the Eureka bar From Eure>a
We noticed citizens Donneliy, ZeiIly and the
L.sr.. SsoIne and genial Tom Read of Eureka
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THE SlLLIQUT.

lFSoM Epskskare's "Gimlet. Prince Of Dun.
kirk.1
To pnsch or not 70 punch that h the quest
Whether Il n better st the hsr to peddle
Gin siines and teddys In sccasto'ned d
fashion.
Or tn tahe drinka before box of iis'e
And hy recording. tax emf To punch; IA
Thats ali end nv . tax Ia say va get
More cash In and thcuaand other things
Thar we aspire to-'tis . consummafion
nevoutIy 10 lse wished. To punch. to tax-
To tar. rerchance to lose; aye there's the
rub:
For In that tax Of pinch what lie may com.
When We have swallowed down the ardent
Arsught.
Must eive No ranse. THERE'S the respect
ThsG snales Mc6tt he'll ofso much nee.
For Who Sould quietly bear the bsr keep
smile
TIE Isrdiori's snake. the walters e"ntu~e-
The p:nss Of desperate Thirst. The late cock
tail.
The incidence of ciIscers and the sneess
That deed d-hrnk~ merit Of the mixer takes
When be himself might take his sweet n
with blight bell.punchi
AID much more to the same purpose.
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Local Items.

Last Wednesday morning = col.
ered man named Eugene Jadotte,
aged abont % years. was drown.
etl In the river In front at Mr..
Etlouard Poch<'a store. Bonnet.
net. Carrf. The particulars reIat.
etl to 10 By an eye witness are NJ
follows: A man who was at work
or q raft belonging tn Mr.. J. B.
Caire dropped HE ax in about
twenty feet Of water. Jadotte a''
experienced swimmer and dive,
agreed to dive for the N for the
consideration Of one dollar, come
twenty Ave or thirty wood chopp.
era assembling to witneas the feat
Having stripped OF, the diver
went t0 the bottom. Several mi.
nutes elapsed and = mortal ankle.
ty pervasled the crowd: Il was
riain that the unfortunate man
bad been carried under the raft by
= strong eddy, the moving water
between the loga showing that he
waa making tor The shore, which
b. did not reach. The corpse was
dragged Ont about twenty mimn.
tea after. Jadotte leaves . widow
and . child.
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Ts ne EAitsss q ne xaapAasfk
Gentlemen "A card in y0Wr valna-
bic paper of May eth. aays that
"st.rtiing disclo~mree of irrrgnlari.
tira have b~en fomnd by the voRE-
NAN Wf the late Grand Jury, etc" !"
Nov. truly this h tn bad tn exals
that for~W,an m much! The memh.
err of the late Grand Jury, iu the
pr~portion of 1abont two thirds
Republicans To one third Densocrats,
are sure they have done their
duty, and are satis6etl they have act.
I'd freely without olseying . moment
n the dictates of their foremam.
Happy we are tO ~ that the Com.
mittee sp,oimt~d By bic Honor. the
Jndge, at tho reHaest II the Grand
Jury. b eoWpeaed ~ ''eeWtlem~W.'
having reerived from The Auditor his
warrant hssok Ser inveatigasIna. A
n athse hooks refused at the time
we have right 70 inire that they wert
nat st thst ssomeet In doe shape.
If'sall prejndiced psslitieal aeitat.
oes avo to 10 dispoaed ~ In tlseil
erilrr," wa feel eoN0dent that th<
ssthoe Il saia card ssnks Arat. ~ IN
h the ssaat esop)sts ssd perlset tyrs
| e the anst.
Reapeettally-
JAuGD CIfuRui,
u. A. BEcu4E,
Mem6ess Inveatieatiaa Cemmiteea.
~ lain 1he Dan13af. Mnv 11th. 107A
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PROF. TICE FOR NAY.


First and second-Cicudy and
threatening, with heavy rains aud
severe storms in places.
Second to ffth-Rising baro-
meter, falling temperature, clear
or fair.
Sixth-Mercury's transit across
the sun.
Fifth to eighth-Falling haro.
meter, rising temperature, ending
with clOndy and threatening
weather. with rain storms.
Eighth to eleventh-Rising ha.
rOmeter, falling temperature, clear
or fair, with probable frost on the
eighth or ninth in the northern
aud central portions Of the cont.
nent.
Eleventh to fifteenth-Falling
barometer, rising temperature,
ending in cloudy, threatening
weather, with heavy rains and
storms in places about the thir.
teenth or fourteenth.
Fifteenth to stventeenth-Ris.
ing barometer, falling temperate.
re-. clear or fair.
Seventeenth to twentieth-Fall.
ing barometer, rising temperature,
ending in clou,ling and threaten.
ing weather, with local rain
storms.
! Twentieth to twenty. second-
Rising barometer, falling tempe.
ratmre, clear or fair.
Twenty.secOnd tn twenty sixth
Failing barometer, rising tenn
perature, ending in cloudy, threat.
eming weather. with heavy and
severe storms in places about the
twenty.sixth.
Twenty.sixth to twenty.eightt
Kissing barometer, falling TEN.
peratnre, generally clear or fair.
Twenty eighth to thirty-6rst-
Failing barometer, rising tempe.
nature, with cloudy threatening
weather, accompanied by local
rains and storms.
The warmer days will be abOut
the LIST, 9Th, 18th, 10th, 18th and
31st. The cOoler days ab0ut the
Sd, 8th, 18th, Goth aud 26th.
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SYNDICS SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

UAnISu VI S1s OouN buE DAGSsSss
Ry virtue Of and in accordance 70 Article
Sixteen. Section Twelve. Regulations Of the
Police Jury Of the Parish Of 81. John the
Baptist
1 will proceed 10 sell st public auction At
the Pound of the thirl ward Of this Parrish
on the right bank of the Mississippi at about
seven miles above the Court House Of the
aforesaid Parish on
THURSDAY, the 23d If MAY A. d. 1873.
At ]? O'CLOCK =.
the following animals 10 Wit
let. One Red Cow shout yeasa old.
2nd. One Red & Whit espottsd Cowa bout
3 years old.
Ord Ord. g One Gray 4 B''et Hei's' about q
1ih. One Gray 4 White Bull Calf sboat
one year and 2 months old.
:. 5th. One yellow Ilsissr about one year and
9Th. One Gray Il White Heifer about one
year old.
All the above described animals were driv
en- In my pound on Friday the 18th day oi
April 1875. and the owner At sah Cattle
although duly informed of inw0unding ol
said Cattle. and not having clsisvfd 4 peid
the Pound expenses. and more thAn ten dayl
having elapaed since said Cattle wese div
en- into the Pound. the same Win he cold q
pay costs 4 charges ~ provided tor By 20
lice Jury Regulations of this Parish.
TERMS:
Cash On the spct in U. 2. Treasury Notee
Parish Of 81. John the Baptist. May llth, 1873
HENRY TAYLOR.
Syndic Inspector 3rd Ward.
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Ad0pted unantmOualy.
An Ordinance tn provide an arpro.
priatiOn tn james v. Chenet, Parish
Judge. BE Il Resolved that the snm
of 6ve dollara per month. from Sep
temher let, 1877, tn September lat
1873, BE- and the aame IL hereby ap.
propriased ont IT any money In the
Treaanry not otherwise o., propriated
lor the purpose Of reimbursing the
aaid Chenrt the amount by him eS.
pended In ferry feea,-that the aame
be drawn mon the warrant Of g.
LAche, ferryman.
The Committee IN Claima through
its Chairman, Mr.. A. Barre, submitted
with ita approval bills tn an.onnt oi
o25O.lO; tho Secretary ordered ia
admit the aame ftom their appro-
pirate fnndla and the following hills
were referred for further examina.
ti0n:
ID. i. Ehrman. n.............e@ .e@.7a
Pierre Alexandra. e.......... 24.3l
jos. r. Burcard. ......... 1850
An Ordinance hy Mr. Mfricq. Ia
shroeste art. 7and g, Police jnry
RsgmlatiOma.-Be Il ResOlvrd that
articles seven and eight of Sects"u
eight II the Police Jury Regnlatious
he abrcgatcA anil stricken out.
On the anggestion IT Mesa's. VIII.
iams and Milea, the Ordinance Wal
laid over n uext meeting.
On motion II II. Miles, the Jury
adjourned subject tn . call OF the
JOHN CAYOLLE.
President.
A true copy
A. c. BABCOCK,
Secretary Police Jury.
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ESTR AY.

was driven In the Pound II the 9Th ward
ftum the Geld Of r. &.J. Watson 4 Co., one
soRREL COLT having the beek lex white.
about ysar~ old.
More than ten days having elapsed end 10
cne claiming The said (,olt. although dme NO.
tice haa been given - the Law directa. ! Will
proceed b ell the sa0e at pahIic sncttoa on
WEDNESDAY. the &2wA ef NAY, l0S.
At IL O'Clock 4. ~.
st The 0th ward Pound IN this Parish.
TERMS
Cash IN the spot.
Parish g. Johm the Baptiat, May llth. l070.
ALEXIS MARQUEE.
0yudic 6th ward.
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List Of Letters
remaining at Edgar P. o.
May 10, 1873.
Ash Jacob
BerthelOt Panl
D'Arensbonrg Edouarl
EdOuard Antoine
Foster William
FOuche A.
Girard Alcile
Legendre James
Mathnrin F.
Matthews Henry
MellOux Jules
Smith Mathilila
Shederac Lewis
Strange Reuben
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Sheriff joe Burcard, having re.
ceived information that two of
the priaoners WIN escaped fren
the parish jail on the 10th ot
April bad been arrested In New
OrleanA went down With the
Christian Intention OF bringing
hack 10 the f6ld theae two wand.
ering lamha. Unfortunately, one
q them, Bin Peterson, charged
With petty laroeny, bad already
bern released BY the City magis.
trxte. The oth~r one, Sam John.
nm, 0pea to the renitentiary for .
yeasw snd 8 months.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Court.
PARISH Op ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.


Sxcce~ion Of Ed1ard Wsbre Sr.
Antoine,.. Wehrc wife off. Falgouat
Cicelia Wahre wife of f. FalgOust.
Adele Wehrc wife of +. S@vin.
Numina wehre widow Edward Webre Jr.
Tnfrix of the minor.
Arisfide Wehrc.
Dorifcrf Wahrc.
Dau,as wshyr.
Nofmie Webrc wife of r. Ponrgeois.
parina Wahrc wifi. of Victor Bourgeois.
Almaza Webrc wife of Joseph Becnel.
Widow Ludger Wehre Tntrix Of the minors:
Aptoinette. Am<lie and Omer Webre all
residing in the Parish If 81. JameA
WHEREAS rsmns Wehre Of the Pariah
Of St. John the Baptist, the duly qualified
administrator III the SuccessiOn Of Edward
Wahrc has on tins 25th day Of April 1873.
fled in this Court final account Of his
administrator of said Succession praying
for the homologation Of the same.
Public Notice il hereby given to all whom
Il may concern 10 file their Opposition II any
they can or have. in writing. to the honora.
HE the Judge If Our said Court NJ the Court
Hcuse. within ten days from the first pub'ica'
.tion hereof. why the final account herein
filed should not he approved and ho.nclcgat-
ed ~ prayed for. and the funds in the hands
Of the administration distributed. In accord
ancc Herewith. -,
Witness the honorable Jnmca "
IT'S Chene' Judge. and the sesl of the
~FF said Court. this 2ith day Of April
A. D.. 1879.
A. &. BABCOCK.
nay%.2t. Clerk Court.
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Pkrenologicai Josr~al .sd Science
Of Health. CoxteHts for May, 1873 :
I. Townsend Harris. With POr-
trait.
II. The Study of Human Nature.
III. An Amateur's Rnles Of Ply.
siognWmy.
Nv. A Clnstcr of Simple Flowers.
Illustrated.
v. The Little Foxes that Spoil the
Vines.
vi. Light In DARK Places. Chapt.
era XIV, aud XIV.
VII. A HOME Mission.
VIII. Brain and Mind. Chapters
Nv and v. Alimentiv~ueaa,
COmhativeneaa, Obstructive.
uesa, vitativrneas. Illustrated.
TX. 1nssiuct. II.
x. Pope L~o XIII. With Portrait.
X1. HsrOic Remcdiea.
XII. The Usrs ~ Salt. I.
XIII. An Eastef CarOl.
Editorial ma.-Why contend
'sIf Yoa Love the YosWG Lady. Mar.
~ Hee;~ American Lnassvity; A
nal-sprlieatios of Talestj ! Castioes-
|uesa AGain.
Noses in Science and Agriealtars.
Oer Msotesial Bureoa. Anewess a
CosrsspoedeWts. What They Say
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The minutes of lnst meeting were

The Minutes of last meeting were
Tcnd and approved.
On motion Of Jos. Metcalf. and on
stating that the COMMITTEES previous.
u appointed having failed 10 make
report. ordered that new Commit
tee he appointed. The Chair select.
ed the following gentlemen to com.
pose the Committee. Jules Refine,
James Clement and Bancher st. Mar.
tin, and the Committee ordered ia
report at next meeting. The Secre.
tnry ordered to notify the member'
of the Committee.
Mr.. Mfricq. member of the Com.
mittee IN closing stores on Sunday,
asked for further time: adopted.
On motion ef r. M6ricQ. Re 1t Re.
solved that article five section twel'
ve of Police Jury Regnlationsof 1879
I've nhrognted and stricken ont.
On motion of Henry Miles, laid Ov'
er tn next meeting.
On motion of d. W. Williama. ths
Secretary If the Polire Jury was PER
n,itted hy unanimous vote. to speak
under which permission the Secretary
informed the Jury that Mr.. Laaaeign'
haa deposited with him the Regnla'
tiona of the Police Jury, in pamphle'
form. anbject to be disposed at NJ th'
Police Jury may direct.
On motion If NJ. Metcalf. the Sc
crctary Was directed to distrihute tn
pamphlet regulations gratnitOusly y
to snch rersons, no he might think
re0nired them.
BY Mr. Miles, IN Ordinance to -
J tablish Polling placea throughout tn
Parish. Be Il RraOlved that the Poll
ing places throughout this Parish h
and they arc hereby established d
fi.llowa:
lst Precinct or Ward, E. Poch6'
COnuor Shnn
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Personal. Library. Pnblishers' De.
partment.
Subscription Terms: I Copy. a
year, $500.
s. r. WELLS e. CO., Publishers,
~ Broadway, n. Y.
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The two Are companies Of Do.
mehlsonvilIe win give Z grand fsa.
uval sext Sunday, May 18th.
Thanks to Neeaea. n. o. 0ahes
end L. e. Bentley for their card
O6 invitation.
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We gratefnlly ackncwle.lge the
kind Invitation Of the president ol
Jederaon College to attend
the literary end musical entertaim'
meWt which will b. given at thia
excellent iMstitation on tho 18th
inst.
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MARRIED

By Rev. Bishop Bailey Lee.
May l.-Cseuelius Harris and
Amelia Tyler.
May A.-Joaeph Joseph Jr. anal
Elolie AlextA
Nsy A.-James Williams and
Ellen JackDoa.
May k-James Edwards NinoI
end Nancy Oree~y.
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viii he paid f6e the arrest of the following
psis.sWess who escspedl from the JILL of thia
Parish In tho Might of April l0tS, l0&
DESCRIPTION:
SAM JOHNSON. . mmlatto. With hlach
mustacle snA eoatee. black haisS aud bDaek
eyes, agsA aheat IS yeass, height sboat
OviDE xtGusrIN. . bry q .svsssss.
~ deep heowp celee. wide 1euGh. snostt
fhse, . long heaA end shost ha1f. the )ewea
Hp vesy thisk ed hesgisk q sess'
JOA T. BURCARD.
.,;s se;:is' !. Parish q n IL. ~ ssssi's.
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Mllu Of MB POLICE JURI
PadA3 3st. Joan To Dspdst
Nay q J0o'

Prvpaant ~ . eall Geshe PvrslIleWs.
ths Ps)see lWsy ~ st the Cssert
No~ae. TIE sv.lI tei"g called. ths
fsllowiag mrMhesa answered tlsrjs
waupess Pvvaltlrue yalsa Csyalle. Der.
q. Njleo, Mstemlf, Williams cod NJ
rieq aharot 0ss. W. Cosste ssd
Chsa Lsasrigwe.
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n n I1s veek In ycur own town. ts
4 OWtAt fsee. No yisk. Reader, u
al vyou want . buainess as Whish
II perno0e 81 either sex can make
great pay all the time they work, write for
Iiasticulars 70 II. AAiLe19 I Co, Dogtlaad.
Maine.
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ore1ys "Why vill sssa sn~k(
ea0aoa tUlarcss, When they eae 6Wy
ussbsre Bre. 'Nssl ~ Mev1 Csve
Nsa,' sl the same psieer r se66oy.
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respectfully informs the public that be has
estsblishsd hinsslf Ut the rssidesee II nr.
y. r. Ham. Bonnet Card. aud 00egs HE
medical serviccs tn oil persons who win honor
him with their confidence. lSd7.
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Aissx a. s,os 'H' u = =. =, Ns~ A"s..o.. Is @
Az. n ~ 49,. C.stjs. s0
Xiis"s N. IL X1ericsn Tsrm Book.. / 20
Xiie~'s III. y. Rnrol Arrhjtecture. / 50
Aiiens r. IL Dlsees~s uf Domestic
Animsis 40
AmsrieoW Bird raucicr. icr..........,.3 30
x~er;cs" ] R"cs % C.isSrisi - ............... -
American Weeds and Uarfal Plauta. ;. IS
Bss:s's c..;.., P'acti''l and s'isn'is' Fruit -
s:%;r:r. :ssy: ~. S..s:s cs,sr .s Making X.aar::
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY z
REvIEW.-COnt~nts Of No.
CXXXIX.. for April, 1873:

THE BRITISH QUARTERLY
REVJEW.-COntsnts ut No.
CXXXIX., for April, 1878:
ART.
I. The First Ten Years Of the Ca
madam Dominion.
2. MycenD.
3. Victor Hugo.
4. A Woman'a Reply 10 Frederic
Harrison.
S. The North.W West Frontier OF
India.
&. COnstantinOple.
z. The Proposed New University
IN Manchester.
G. The Dn;.e of Argyll and Disest.
allishm~nt In Scotland.
0. The Ruasian and Turkish War.
10. Phases of the Eastern Quest,
ion.
Contemporary Literature. Hist.
cry. Biography. and Travels,
Politics. Science, and Art, Bel
lea L~ttr~s, Ps~try. and Fict.
ION. Publications Ot the Early
English Text Society, Extra
Series. 1876, Theology, Phil
osophy, and Philol"gy.
The periO.licals reprinted BY the
LEoxA RID SCorr PUBLISHING Co., al
Barclay Street, N. w. are N follows :
7ks London Quarterly, Edinburgh,
Wesfmissfer, and Brifish Quarterly
Reriers. and Blaekpoods Nagasiae.
Price, % a year for any one, ~ only
el5 for all, and the postage 10 pre-.
msid hv fha puh1iahers.
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GOOD BOOKS
FOR THE

Farm, Garden, and Household.
The Jollossisg Val.able Books will
BE- sspplied from The ONce Of TIE
Lesckac<b<.
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Arab Lying.

The Arabs Of Egypt, so travellers say.
believe that to tell lie IN tie morning
insures good luck for the rest of the day.
1t IS their favorite way of beginning the
twenty -four hours. If liar is found out
he is chagrined because be has not lied
cleverly enough Should his lie prove
successful be is ae proud as if he had
been promoted to a lucrative office,
The native servant Of an English
officer hired boat to transport his mas.
ter some two hundred miles on the Blue
Nile for twenty FIVE Turkish dollars. The
Armenian owner OF the boat was called
before the Pasha to ratify the bargain.
Seeing that it was European who want
ed transportation he declared that it was
impossible that his Captain could have
let the boat at such low sum. The
Captain was sent for and confronted the
servant.
Catching the owners eye the Captain
looked at the servant with surprise Lit
ing up his hands and eyes to heaven, he
exclaimed:
II swear by my head, by Allah above,
by the prophet, and by my eyes'-a sol
emn oath with Mohammedans- "that I
never saw this man before! How then
could l have let him the boat for twenty
five Turkish dollars?'
The Englishman was forced to pay
higher price. But as soon as the parties
left the presence of the Pasha, then the
Captain, going up to the servant and,
bursting into hearty laugh, asked;
Don't you think can lie wen2''