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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-30

A.-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WArkR A. srEPlIANf Co.. 40 New st.. sols
inn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA,
L. oAMARA
Pto.-Plata Habann. NJ
Tariff, para dinero.
Dia. Hora. Dia. Hor

Los Vapores Trasatanticos tocan en- Plymouth.
Chebourg SOUTHAMPTON. Ea esth agencla So en-
piuen passages Jhrectos para Paris
S0 aApe DEN hLetcS dc ida vueita para pasA
jos Intercoioniales Irasatianicos prr3 mcsee III
ano respecJ cJgvamente con una rebala del IS y. "a
PASAJEs DE FAAIILIAS = Toda faua'lia com
pucsta ~ mas personas cuyo pasaJe IrtsHtiliti
co cop6ponga el valor de cuatro passages enteros
tIeE& dereeho Il la rcbaJl de u seAta parte del
Iniontante del pssnje. Entendase por famia los pa
etres, hjos criados. Esta reduction no tiene Iu
gar Ssuando Sc eXpidan pasaics de ida vuelta
Los nhos menVs de anoe. uno Sratis. de - l.
cuaIta pssCte y de IL Ia mitad.
Los pasAseros para Francia. cualquier parte d.
Europa puedesn Quedar is dias en lnglaterra 81 as
GUSTAV vice VERSA los para Inglaterra pueden que
tendran el privileerp de yajar 81 enino de hie-r
sltre Cherbourg. Paris, Plymouth y Lonares una
rebRaa de 10 p$ los eQlbareadoe On este puerto.
~stu E6ta prol thttff sfce@ysSaf3fe as xtQ
tss en- San lfn Puerto Rico, Sres. Latmer 4 CssRs
pasale tornado bordo paaarA 10 pSs de reeargo. !.
Ademas de los puertos mencionados arriba, Jpue.
den obtenerse pasajeS por los vapores de estA Lom
pana, para los stguientos puntos: Antigua .43arha
das. Belize. CartagCna, Colon. Curazao. Dksmerara
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town. Jacmeh Jamaica
Ia Gaira. Martiniea Port-au Prince, Puerto Limon
bago isla de Trinidad.
Sc exigen ahora precios modicos, para los traspor
tes de tabaco cafe Europa.
Para pormenores sobre paSales aetes ,iernas III
rigirse la Agencia de Ia Com .baiifa
La CompahiA asegura toc.a oIase do vnlOrea IN,
On efectiyo metales preciosos j0yas So enbarquei
en- los vapores de 10 hnea con destino irspa Saf
Thomas. Hahana. cup.i1uier ntrn pnnra da an rnta
-Agenfes. i.AttM"rr1 & Ia
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B1A1os ! nE uAR
D E --
$. Ildefon5o-

La Junta Directiva de este piadoso Asilo,
deseando por todos los medfos que est6n
SUI alcance, ailegar fondo para atender d
los compromises que tiene contraidos, ha
dispuesto, segun costumbre en- amos ante
riores, la construction de cinco bailos en- Ia
puerta de San Juan, uno general y cuatro
rarticulares
Ell precio de ellos sera dos reales vellon
por persona en- ell general y EN- particular
dos reales fuertes, pero 81 pasan de dos per-
sonas, un real en- los PARTICULARS - por un
hora que sc designara al tomar los Interest,"
dos las IL papeletas, el cual no Sc prolonga-
ia mas del tempo sefIalado otro Id. de las
II del dia enadelante, sin hora fila, So. Ad-
virtiendose que los quo tomen abono'podran
llevar consigo las personas que gusten.
Los que deseen tomar abono podran diri-
girse la casa de la que suscribe, plaza de
Santiago, calle de San Francisco, 80. La
Secrctaria, Aurora de Salaxar. h. 10 jun.
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Sc expiden pas2jes de ida vuelta ydlides por dos
meseS. con Is p de rebajG los pasaieres do c&mara
NINOS.
Los nffos de los pesajeros que no tengan amos
cumplidos. son nevados gratis. Los que tongan
amos cumpiidos hasta sin cumplir pagar&n y pasa-
ie. Los que tengan ahos cumDlidos no leguen i
H. pagaran - paSalo: do IL ahos adelante pagan
pasaje entero. En oaso de que una familia tenza
nthos memories de amos. uno de elos solamen.o Sc
llsva gratis los otros pagaran X Dasaie.
CRIAD0S.
Los crlados de los pasaieros pagaran en- los Wales
trasatanticos. pasaje de entrep6ente $50 Las cra-
das pagaran las as del precio del pasaje segun la
tegoria tomads por sus amos: no tienen derecho q
estar en- los salones sno el tempo rigurosamente
neoesario para el serylcio do sus amos.
hecomendamoS los pasajeros inscriban Sus
nombres luRar donde van ON sus equipajes en-
caracteres inteligbes Los pasaies expiden hasta
una bora antes dc La salida dc los vapores.
No SO edmiton heteS despues dc Ia lleeada de los
vapoFes FaFa mes informes diriGirse los OonsiR-
natarios.
BoRDA CoMP
Mayaguez IA de Febrero de 1875.
NOTA. = BESIDE ell 10 de Julio dc 1877 los
hetes pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderOs en- orc americana su euuiya-
lente en- moneda corriente con el s p.9 de
premio.
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OJO! OJO! OJOl
DE VILES Y NOcIvAS
FALSIFIC ACIUNES. Nj

Me pelmitO, respetuosamente ayiear ~ El. I
6ico de Puerto Rico que Sc fabrican en- Me-
va-Y Ork y Otras parties, gy'aHtles c1Rti614lSe
de ssplt1'iaS v nluy aOcirds imit0ciD,les dealins
| Pil loras y UngieHtO, sieHd0l los rendeaerey d
las MisDlds ana alltltitud de mere0deres Il b0r /
ttcarios poe'o escrapdtasos, que obtieneA estes
cOmposiciones despreciables precioa iniitn9&
y la expcnden oil pGblico como mis- legfim14
medieament0s sasssA A
Los Jdbricaates de estas a,iles i12itacignans
para eBeubrir de un modo ladino Il frandp Qb6
:0meten, tienen ell descar0 de ifseftafeh xun j.
DretOs de ihstrucienes un ayis0, en- que d(iyiefS
zen al pbtcO que debe precaverne d fnlG'nGns
clones, mientras que sUs proditct0s san preck
san,ente lis identicds tdlsi iacdctones enc pto,s
tenden denunciar n 3 ~
No permito que SO yendan mis- medicsnienf0S
n ninguaa palte de los Estados Uhfl11s d1
Ameiica, fin de impedir que l0z fnlGiec1s
dores puodln ohtener mis- faGtuIas por eeil
sgente, cualeslufer1 Htidords USlg&ento
Lerdnd0 FL ilvnlbre de Holloway pT0ceslenl1t
del citddo pals, son perfdos engahos adh
hacen al p1blco. s9l essF
Mis- legftiaos n,edicamentos dnicanlenis n
el0jorda en- pai estableciaaient0 Ne. 63D. On
ford Street, L6ndrCs, y 81 tinabge def go-
bierno b,'itGnico slempre va undo Ca1k b0k8
GAIA de los mislnos @ AA1
Apelo, pues, muy encarecidamente Allcl6rU.
i las mads'es de Jtisntilia 0t,sds sesefda, IDN&
que Sc siryan prestarnle sH auylio, en- eunafo
puedan, en- denunciar este fraude 3
Aproyechando esta OCCASION para ofr6ceraM
pdblico de Puerto Rico las c0nsItierael0neS a
mimaa profnndo respeto, tengc u honOrli0
n
Su obsecaente seryiior,
TOMAS HoLLoWxY.
No 5ss, oxford Street,
L6adres, lsde Mayo, 1878. IS
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En- FL ILMlCEI
ID. Alvaro Vazquez
Hero en- barras y chapasde todas di aeasle
DE PUERTO RICO,
Sc ENcrENrRA De vESrA 10 s'cuIESTE

| Hero en- barras chapas de todas di aeasie-
nes sSss-s1ssnaes
Hero galvanizado del liso yacanalado, euhaa
breras eanales, tornillos Y ciayos para Il nliex
mo zinc sest $50 aaS4 Is
Acero fundidC y ordinar:o, tornillos tner-
cas- de todfs dimensiones limas de todAs tIaAeA
Cobre en- plancha para alambiquvs y otrSS
usos, remaches y cabillas baFras fed0Rdas tf
Cabillas de hero galyanizad0 eoiEsuB sraa,ns
delas s..s{t'.s.ge ~ s.ssg, nsseTssssfr
Clayos de hiefro gslyaAizado ! De cobrs peri J
ra embarcaciones sas ~ ssssss
Flejes de hiero y bujes de todas clases pars
carretas eoches eas7s ss3
SOpandas y abrazaderas para idem.a
Para sacar pie.lras, barras, nicaE eulNeya
mandarias, picOs, para, canlinOs carTeteTaa
Pinturas, aceites y aguarras en- barficns
Clavos destonelero ndm.7s y 10 y aspaies,As1
todas clases. go 1850
Azadas brufidas medic brui;r sss,
Flejes de todos tamaf0s para toneIer0 $, 5
Coma en- plancha, primera clasa. para jnnfl4
de maquinaria. sass2ssssz ~ E ~
Sierras de aire y tFonzadores minioen pol5Aas
Efectos para buqnes, despbsito de maderaa
del pals vigneria, &c ..ss.a M 8
Sc admiten encargos de todas clases Cd ma
quinaria y ferreteris, Columns, baiconajcs, ID.
berias para Fabrica &C., &c. b. 4. ~ Assaxa
hta. I. julio
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ii;Para la salud ~!
BANOs. BANOs. BANos.

III dueho del Gran Hotel 4" San JUAN "parti.
cipa al pdblico que habiendo conclude las re-
paraciOnes que en- los baaos Sc venian yerif-
cando, con objeto de anmentnr el n,imero'ds
ei%s porsla excesiya concurrencla; desde estA
techa SO daran Batos al placer en-, eI refarld0
sos.-Puerto-Rico Mayo Is 1873 - ENRIQUE
SANMIIAAN. Hasta | n de JUNO ns7
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C0Lle0 COLONIAL DE ggRAzA0I
DEDICAD0 a La ENsENANzA PRIMARIA
YsEcUNDARIA DEL BELLosKxo.


& Este pIantel quee en- los siete neses que cuen-
Ia de existencie items aseguraia peFfectam6M
te su estabiiidad bajo la s6lida h6se 10 l11rer
sultados obtenidOs hasta el dis, estk llamaaot
prestar las fanlias dc esta cnidad, RTandoe
servicios en- la educacion ingtrucciCn Dc ~
hijas.
In Ell CoIegio sc sdmiten aluinnts interaN
y externas.
Los precios por trimestres son los dguiep-
tes: III 4
INTERNAS.
En- las secciones primaria y secnndaria. ~
EXTERNAs
En- los primeros conocimientos. -. &c
En- Ia seccion primaria, ..s...s.s
En- Ia secundar1a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA
Los primeros conocimientos comprenden;G n
abecedario espahol, formation de las ellab11 n
p imeros rndimentos de- lectufa, escfitnf4 y
contabilidad. IS ess rwgA3a
La instruction primaria comprendes leetWrns
castellana, escritura, Rudmentos de Crnmti-
ca, Urhanidad, Elementes de Geograha n6ioA
Cosmograffa, primeios iconocinlenfCs en unt
de los itiiomas ingles frances { hOlanoes.
| La intruccion seeundaria eompFendas 0EDN
mztica castellana, aritmetica te6rica prtctlcNg
| Historic universal, Cosmogfaha, GeoErola
/ fisica ypolitica Defamation idiomas fEonc14
ingles holandes
| Ademas, hay una srccion eonsAEEn04 L.
bores y dibujo; ocurrase por el elnr0grsna y rezs
| glamento al agente d. Manuel NJ. Hgjos
| MAYAGtEZ p. Rel DRECTOR, JOGG K
HENRIQrEz hta. ID JUL
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COszPANIA REAL
DE YAPORES CORRE0S INGLESES,
srByEnaosADA ron Fl. ooBrEnso DE 8. M.s.

Se-vioio snie Europa Santh6nsas Puerto de Puerto
Rioo Haband Santo Donsi1oo Puerto Plata. etras
AntfHas Anaerca del Sud america Central. MSJico
etc, etc.
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HOTEL Y BANGS
'sLA ~VIZCAlNA." /"

El acredita % hotel ia vizcaina" c,rys nnmbre
es "a pniver rsalmente clnoefi ha pasado la hro-
Piedad de d. Manuel Rodriguez. aRtfguo dueno de
- La COru3ieS ~
Reputable como esta "a desde mucho tempo Il esta
parta ademas contando eXcelentes bafos, d In
altura de los meores de Europa por deu,as esta en-
earecer nuevanente las ventajas Que ofrece pro-
pietario los que dignen honrlre nsistiendo
mesa ouupanlo sus numerosas habitnciones.
EXceonte servicio modicdat on los precios, es-
paciosos yentiados cuartos. sobre todo un trato
una mesa esmeradfsimos. es 10 gue brinda los ss-
h9res hu9spedes concurrentes el refornado hotel
:" La Vizcaina"
Puerto Rico. calle de San Justo. AGlns. Syls.
Nbre l8 MANUEL. lioDRIGUEz.
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VilyK oRDlSanxo SAxTH64lAs PoR FL NoRTE
nr SkSTo DoNISuo.
Re TOR N o.
Ill 6t4VlGNA ~
I D A

Yaper Maafela eavitaa PliiIaoil.
VIAJx PuEaro- Ilco ZOE ELSuR DEsAsTo DOMINGO
asraux II. sIaUIENTE ITINIRARIo.
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ITINERARIO.
Palmer yIA.E NENsUAL.
RUTA "A.''
LLEG!DA. SALIDA. Precios dc
los pasales
Dia. Hora. Dia. Hora. del. CANA
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Sc expiden pas2jes de ida vueta ytilides Dor dos
meseS con 15 ~ de rebaG los pasaieres de c&mara
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LIxEA INTERNATIONAL /.
Lrsra pnrscrrAI I.
Excepciones Dc Ia sobredioha tarifa.

EstOs DrecI0s son pae, ,1ueI0s On OIU IHgIes u
ficano ala par.
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Mediante el empleo del Lacto-fosfato
do cal con las nodrizas cuya leche alterada
habia producido diarrea verde Y serosd,
hemos visto desaparecer Ell NAL y recupe-
rar los niios Ia .salud.
D." DoLBEAU PAoUET,
Inanicion Mineral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-12

siempre que el aceite de hicado de
bacalao estaba indicado, hemos tenido eca-
sion de yer cuan ventajoso era dar Il
par el Jarabs de Dusart, cuyas proPieda-
des aperitivas completan Ia accion msdi-
camcntosa.
Dr. RANT,
lnvssigacienes experimentalss sobfe q
Fesfato de cal
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-11
sT1NGY MEN.

/ despise a stingy man. / don't see how
it is possible tor a man to die worth fifty
millions of dollars, or ten millions of dollars,
in a city full of want, when he meets almost
every day the Withered hand of beggary or
the white lips of famine. How a man can
withstand all that, and hold in the clutch OF
his hand twenty or thirty millions OF dollars,
is past my comprehension. do not see
how he can do it. | should not think he
could do it any more than he could keep a
pile of lumber when hundreds and thousands
were drowning in the sea. l should not
think they could do it. Do you know
have known men who would trust their
wives with their heart and their honor, but
not with their pocket-book not with a do
lar. When I see a man of that kind al
ways think he knows which of these articles
is the most valuable. Think of making
your wife a begggar! Think her having to
ask YOU every day for a dollar, two dollars,
or for fifty cents! "What did you do with
that dollar l gave you last week." Think
of having a wife that is afraid of you! What
kind of children do you expect to have with
a beggar and a coward for their mother?
kOh; l tell you, if you have got but a dollar
in the world, and you have got to spend it,
spend it like a king; spend it as though it
were a dry leaf, and you the owner OF I'M
bounded forests. That's the way to spend it.
[ had rather be a beggar and spend my last
dollar like Il king, than be a king and spend
my money like a .begggar. If it's got to go,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-11
ban for the Rocky Mountain soandma
FROM MY CORNER,

,ro wandered out on the "Sunny HILL
4 this lovely morning, to gain, if might
,,om the scene around me, expression
thoughts and feelings passing through
mind. But in vain 1 essay to frame
4 into words such as l would wish. The
n IS 80 beautiful sometimes to me, in
i Of pain and trouble. All, if peoples
could only be as good and as beautiful
h earth is around them, what a grand
Hhappy world it would be. Nature is
kiug through a hundred notes.-the
skies, the sunlight, the breeze which
Ispers through the leaves; all, all are
King thoughts which stir my heart.
\ differently | feel on a stormy day. 1t
Tvs seems to speak of dead joys, of hopes
BED away by life's pitiless storms. 1t
u be wrong to let anything in nature
Ken such feelings, and | try not to en-
|pge such thoughts, but sometimes they
4 over me too torcibly to be resisted.
5of the old Prophets assures us that "As
In thinketh, so is he." And [ think we
II us know by actual experience and OBJ
yation that it is true. We may try to
N under our society masks the true prin-
1s that govern us, but the secret thought
always, sooner or later, be made mani
by some %inaJvertent word or action,
hing conclusively that the Prophet is
b. "As a mar tninketh, so is he," and
Nhen the Apostle laid down the Claw of
N for Christ's followers he reasoned from
promise, viz: if those who follow Jesus
n beautiful thoughts, think of that
lkh is true, pure, honest, lovely and OF
Il report, it will tend constantly to ele-
n their minds, purify their hearts, and fit
q gradually for companionship with
i Lord and Master. And the religion OF
IS commends itself to us in that it cult.
8 the mind and heart, tending to purify
Elevate. CARRIE.
5anny Hillside, March 80.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-11
MANAGING A MAN.

Pile Davis was the prettiest, sweetest,
\ and dearest little girl in Hillsburg
when Tom Carter fell head-over-heels
sVe with her, nobody blamed him in the
4 And when the parson gave his bless
Rand they went to commence house.
ping in a cozy little house on the south
Oh the town, everybody prophesied all
OF happiness for the pretty bride. And,
4 10 tell, Nellie Carter was very happy.
a pleasant thing to go to house keeping
|ahe flrst time, with everything new and
y ) and if you have somebody you love
much for a companion, it is still pleas
Il, NOW Nellie did love that great, big,
2uerlng Tom Carter with all her might
0laln' and there was only one thing to
ny her perfect peace. She was the
N PINK tldiness, and Tom was the most
|spess fellow alive. He kept his person
anu mce-but he kept his personal be-
"'ss anything else. Tom would per-
|. tossing his slippers under the parlor
D " nave them handy. In vain did she
f'y suggest that the rack in the hall was
sp,ace Tor his hat and overcoat. Tom
y sui Hing his overcoat, damp or dry
pretty, smoothly-made bed, and
4 us nat anywhere. In vain did tidy
r;an laAe a place for everything, for Tom
d "''y tossed everything in some othe,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-11

let it go! Get the best you can for your
family-try to look as we'll as you can your-
self. When you used to 60 counting how
nice you looked! All, your eye was bright,
your step light, and you just put on the
very best look you could. Do you know
that it is insufterable egotlsm in you to sup
pose that a woman is going to love you al
ways looking as bad us you can! Think of
it! Any woman on earth will be true to you
forever when you do your level best
r. G.. MgersoW.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-04-11
FHI HON CIR i :.
APART.

,. name, yet Two in heart
pne H. IN Init surely, grown apart:
zosa!t Of all sad sights to see
adde's ,n, his own sweet bonds set free
nort-through the tagging years
Gr'"n n n nor signs, nor melting tears
or s' ,al loves rose to the cheek again.
s,' tnr sn' the heart with its precious pain
rowing apart-for evermorem
g' ',nter worm at the very CORE
4 ' Anu Of all the sweets of life:
slol ..,ovcd husband, unloved Wife,
..o,,, thev nave had their little day;
I" aouers bloom only, and die, IN May;
~ 70 these have missed the summers PRIME
.;.er fr,,its of the autumn time
moving only the drought Of one
~ falling the others blasts to shuh;
4 sre vet may be %garnered in each sad heart
i a.ves that have ripened and grown apart.
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GOLD.E S.

The chain of the debtor is heavy and cold,
Its links all corlosion and rust;
Gid it DER as you will, it is never of gold;
Then spurn it aside with disgust
Ive tried it and know all about it.
Having been poor is no shame, but be-
ing ashamed Of it is.
Tine wise man draws more advantage
from his enemies than the fool from his
friends.
Hold on to your foot when you are on
the point of kicking, running off from study
or pursuing the path of error, shame or
crime.
Lessons OF wisdom never sc influence us
as when they are wrought into the heart
through the groundwork Of a story which
engages the passion. Is it that we are like
iron and first must be heated before we can
be wrought upon ? or is the heart so in love
with deceit that where a trne report will not
reach it we must cheat it with n fable, in
order that we may come ut the truth:
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DYING WORDS.

English literature has preserved the expi-
ring utterances of many distinguished men
and women warriors, poets scholars and
philanthropists. Napoleon l. said, IS he
quilted this life amid a terrible storm of
wind and rain at st. Helena, "1ete d. aanee"
head of the army. Byron, when tortured
with rheumatic fever at M~issolonghi, met
the King of terrors with the exclamation,
Z" must sleep now" And Stonewall Jack
son bid adieu to this world with the pleas
ing invitation, "Let lis cross over the river,
and rest under the trees"
Such are q few of the "last words" Of
many eminent people who live and linger in
our memory. But last there died in New
York a noted burglar, named Tracey, whose
whose last tender and touching words were
these: Get me an Is inch jimmy /: I should
like to die with one in my hand" What
ideas were floating through the misty brain
of this dying criminal is difficult to say.
Possibly he was hurriedly reviewing his
e%venttul life, and may be regretting his evil
ways. We hope so, and also trust that some
good angel welcomed him across the dark
river. He certainly did not want a "jimmy"
to break into Tophet, for our friend Henry
Ward Beecher, and other fast theologians,
have recently abolished and annihilated that
that place, whose climate was entirely too
dry and torrid.