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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-05
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mai pfasag1O.
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l0LIfII NIRCLlfI DE- RUERHO-RICQ
S6badO A de Octubre de 1879.
Ell ATEISMO SOCIAI6


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rterus de- fa vieass; I,otafanos
division nos habeis 1uitado q Dds,
crueles ateos, Dios nuestra fuerza, Y su
paraiso, nuestra esperanza. Y ahorA,
que lreducidgsg q EtaV tiNMy al
mlsmo atelsmo que vosotros, pretendels
miento, 7 os resefvais 1n destino de
aelleiash Noip nolI que todo sea igual
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que sean elias Xuastras chozas y cabA:
mas sques la tieragaay7 an 6, cielo 6 infer
no, sea la ttieirasl is.ral de, todos 81 produce
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duce bienes, que sean huastros bisnsf
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distinta y variable en- cada pueblo y
en- cada hombre, pues la moral es an
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-05

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con sl9csI1oao brutal -ha -expresaoQ
tOdas las consecuenclas de la moral
.aseAsl .aNseAslsE ihae pehdlen5; e. pfeelssimaazid1o ado
con l3gla 3gal2 iRoqp2tsgtaRe qasg BIZ que qY zYy 9g Bfy
mas 7 uerecno e poslule oso.|lt que eF uerecno
:l De Ia fue1zsh1taeeiaes ; sht meegfo este
pasage Hsl Aprp Eaanc1qo QQr eX uQss:
tor Hernandez
lGss;s s dsi izs s;'9 IS siss s sepS snpPssos
de la jus 8la 8las;Pdssto f que resultando.i .iha t.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-05

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FFIpeRd119, operos IA no, ,Be1 atSge aspe95aJtF;
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administered IF Femy1at sus lsyes edheie1
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emplea la revoluclon para llegar
Hla ananqufa,aooiaI5s al eaSs, akimp
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sueItos terribles, trasmltense excita-
clones retumbantes que harlan es-
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tensiopes !spp !csoppm0Yedoras y ,solieitudfs
capaees deenternecer aun roble; pasa
a. l1l ano, j. enl lmano lge d el sombrero; gNba
de p1at6ide 4nfdnas,I en- sesiores yugdi-
xess 4,aatienlanes, con -un resuttado
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-trefnoj que hubo de decir~Las- Np-
.y7tq ,.yg7qdey,@ con mucfhffsiima ,gracfa,~ alt
terminar "a desert pcion ' . de iunl,uteendi-,
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tavos, Sc pag6 con. ellos ID ceryeza
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eMmsdoode las comodidades y de-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

SELECTING MEATS In selecting
beef to roast, iiit he for q small family,
the rib i far the best and most tender
cut; have some Of the bone removed {;
then make your butcher skcwcr the
beef The best beef steak for hroi,ing
is porter house The 0cst beef for
Ia mode Is the round; have the bone
removed and trim off all the gristle
For corned beef the round Is also the
hest. For mutton roast. choose the
shoulder, the saddle. or the lUin or
hauuch The Leo should be boiled.
SmalI rib chops are best for bro.ling,
those cut out from the one leg are
generally tough Mutton outlets 10
bake are taken from the neck For
roast beef the Ioin. breast or shoulder
i good. Veal chops arc best for fry
ing outlets are more apt to bc tough.
In selecting beet take that which has
a loose grain. easily welding to pres
sure, Of dark rci color, smooth. with
whiJish fat; if1he lean is yurplish and
the t1t yellow, 10 is poor beef Grass
iced l. The li9htcSt OK the best, and
next hcitCr Perhaps the incest NUT
ton roast is a small leg. Jhe bone taken
ont and the cavity stuffed with forced
meat. The best roast beef is (for
three) about two and a half OF thre,
pounds of porler-housc. SirIoin ranks
next 4 rump roast is very nice.
Two oI three pounds is n great plenty
for three. Ia chops, that from the
hind leg of mutton Is best unless YOU
can get the "meaiy' siriujn. The
same in pork about one and n quarter
/ to one and half pounds is sufficient ;
beef STEAK, about the same quantity.
+ PoIter-house is cheaper than sirloin,
having less bone. Rump steak and
round, if we'll pounded to make .hcm
( tender, have the best Favor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

how TUE ASoIENrs PUNISHED THEM

The offense Of drunkenness was a
source Of great perpleXity 80 the an
clients, Who tried every possible way
of dealing with it. Ifnone succeeded
probably ii was because hey did noi
begin early enough, by intercepting
some of the WAYS aad means bv which
the insidioUs vice is melted and pro
paCated Severe treatment was often
tried to little effect. The Locriaus,
under IIlencus, made it a capj al Of
fense to drink wine if it was not mix
ed with water even an inv alid was
not exempted from punishment except
bv orGer of a physician. Pittacus, of
Mity lene, made n law that he who,
when drunk, committed any offeuse
would suffer double the punishment
which he would receive if sober and
Plato, Aristotle and Plutarch applaud
ed this rs the height ofwjsdom The
Roman censors could cxpel 4 Senator
for b ing drank and take away his
horse. Mohammed ordered drunk
ards 10 be basiinadOed with eighty
blows Other nations thought of linn
iting the Q"autily To he drunk al one
time or ut one sitting. The Egvptians
put some limit, though what IS not
stated The Sp1rtans. also had some
limit The Arabiaus fixed the quau-
titv at twelve glasses a man. bat the
size Of the glass WAS, unfortunately,
not clearly defined by the historians
Tine AugIo-SaNuns went no further
than To order silver nails to he fixed
uE the side OF the drinking cups. so
that each might know tie proper
measure And il is said that lhrS vas
d0u- bv King Edgar after noticing
the drunken habits of the Danes. Iv-
cuTgUs. Of Thracc, went to the root of
;he matter by ordering The vines 20 be
cut down. And his conduct was imi-
iatrd IN 7C5 hv Tcrhulus, Of Bulgaria
The Suev: prohibited wine to te i'm
ported Aud the span taus tried to
turn the vice into contempt Ly system
atically making their slaves drunk
once a wear, 10 show their childien
how foolish and contemplate men
looked IN that state Drunkenness was
deemed much more vicious i'm some
classes Of persons than In uthcrs
TEt ancient InIiqns held il lawful TO
Kill "a King when Ec was drunk, The
ALiynians made it capital ofTtuse
Tor magistrate to he drunk, and
Charlcmague Initiated this Ly 81 law
that Judges on the bench aud pieadcrs
sh3uid do tbcir business fasting The
Car,hageujan-- -prohibited the magis-
tratcS. Governors, su!ljers and ser
wants from any drinking The Scots,
in The second century. made it CAPT
tai ofcnsc for magistrates t. he drunk.
and Constantine IL of Scotland. 8Gl,
EXTENDED like punishment TO young
people Again, some laws have alb
snIuJ,ly prohibited wine from being
drunk by woman, the Massiliau5 SD
dccrecd The Romans did the same
and extended the prohibition to young
men under 30 or 30. And the hus-
baui and the wif,'s relations could
scourgc the wife for offending, aud
the husband himself might scourgc
her to death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

4 SITTING Room ORNANEST-A
he4utiful ornament for the sitting
room can be made l,v covering com
,nou glass tumblcr with Iluss. the lat
ter fastened IN place 10y -eWiug-cotton
wound around Then glue dried moss
uDJn saucer. into which set The tum-
bier. filing it and tac remaining space
in the saucer with loose earth from the
woods. Plant thg form T. with a variety
Of ferns. ami the latter w:tu wood
violets. ON the eIge OF the gass also
piant some Jf tue uamelesS lilJLc ever
green vines which bear led (-cari-0
berries. and whose dark. glossy like
foliage will trail over the fresh blue
and white Of the yiolets wish beautiful
effect. Another plan Is IT, fill u rath -
deep plate with the namcless but sill
very and light green aud delicate pink
moses which are met with IL. pro-
fusion in all swamps and marshes.
This can be kept fresh and beautiful
as long as it j. not neglected to water
it at least once day. It must, OF
course, be placed iii the Shad, or the
moss will blauch aud die Ia the
centre of this q clump Of large azure
viulets should be placed, adding some
curious lichens, pretty fungus growth
from the bark of forest trees, and a
few cvnes, sLells and pebbles.
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'EHtLT EEsEs.

Csse- No-ccco, with above 81 EsF--c vials ard
Manual OI directions SiJ.SG
Case Morocco. of 2s large Niai= cu5 Book. C.5G
THESE remedies arc sent Jy the cGse
single box o. vIs-s. EG any part Of gJc
country, free g. charge, Ga. receipt q
price. 4 Itr-SG
Hum phrcy,' Esg5.sccy'a tFs5c Medicine 80.
Odice and Depot. 1Og Fulton ST. New York.
For ERie sy ala Druggists.
eJ Humphreys Specific Manual on the
care and treatment OF disease and its cure,
sent FREE on application.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24
Il GooD HORSE.

II can't explain what a real rrlT
horse is, !" said one Of the best natur.i
dealers ~ the street - heyare as 5if
fercnIas men Ia buying a horse Won
must look first at lis head and c-.s
for signs 81 INTELLIGENCE. temper. e..
AGE aud honesty Unless e borse a.s
brains YOU can't teach him anr.l-..r
any more Ihan yDn can u h1lfHlr.1
child. Sec That tall hay tLcle. a s-.
looking aui nal - hands high Y.-
can't teach thai horse Guythirz. W.f5
Well, III show vou q difference /.
heads on. have q care 0f his ar-.
Look at the brule's teaI-tn7t rasaI
ing nose. that tarering foreheaJ. ff.-
broad, fuil place uclow the ewes N9r
caG,t trust him K'ck? Wei. I
guess so Put bin in q I0acre ..s
where he's got plenty cfswina afI
he'll kick shc horn off the m...
The worlds treatment al man er1
beast has the tendency 20 eularg. ana
intensity bad qualities. IL they prer.r..
mate. This g0Cd natWeJ phrcuu.-
ist could not refrain from siaw.iu- !,
the horse whose character h8I .s
50 cruelty delineatei. wlil. ta ..-
no-hing but the CCnticst c1ress.. ..-
q tall ducile. sleek Embed -oirel ...r
pricbcd hcr ears rDrwlrI aul la..5
intelligent enough 10 "n3gr--rr. ..r
tdat was being said. That's an .r-
ful good mare he 7lJel. -SLc--
true Is tLa sun. YJu can see bre.
aud iu..ua-= between the ears aa 3 eyes
Nuu c1uI Int hire that mare o., ..-
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SoCR MILK CHErsE. -Aucrthem3i
has become sour. stir nja 70 boiling
water suilicjcn ly To separate tha chess
from the whey then have ready 2
bag OF coarse cottou cloth ti.'tr--i
which Strain the m; - A5cr pressing
out all the whey. thc cheese H.i .t
found ia little fine grained .HH.>
which src easily reduced 70 tae 'He
PARTICLES. Rub in a iit'ie 5u.-f
salt. and make IL into balls.
much boiling water is used. the ni''N'
will be stringy sod ths cheese lse,ts'.
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,,WAantxaroH, Juno II. 1a7g.-7o the Hoas& ef
RffFfstntaftrff: l Transmit herewith In cnnrll-
ance With shn tfonse resolution Of the nlFth nlt.,
the report OF tho Secretary Of Hato relative to hs
atep! taken br this Government to promote Tho
establishment Of m interoecanic canal acfoss OF
near tho tnhmns Of DAricn. X. u. HAYES.
The report Of the Secretary Of State, after re-
viewing The whole subject, md referring to the
sending Of Commissioners to take part In tho
1ntcr.Ocennfe Canal Congress nt Paris, saya:
=. The policy Of the United States OH Lie gen.
eral subject OF 1sthmian transit IL understood to
lIaVd been, antl to be, not to undertake tic con-
sructlon Of eship.cana1 On Its own ncgount,cyenIf
tho practtcab!lltY Of such work as a reasonable
cost was 10 be shown, but to secure by treaties
protection to the capital of such citizens ns NAV
bo dssoosed to embark Ia tho enterprise. II
Will b mJ purpose to give an nttcnttyo cousid.
crnt!nH 10 Whatever may psss III otiicr conner
clal countries relative to tnIs subject, and to
omit no favorable opportunity for usctu1 neEu-
tlhttons on behalf Of the interests OF this Goy-
crnment aid tie commercial enterprise OF it,
c1tizcps.n
THE rEToEs
Representative 1.anhnm is mentioned by Ills
colleagues on tic judiciary Committee as the
proper pcrson to prepare this vIcws Of the
minority on the Presidential veto, a.nl in re.
'huttal Of the report of tllo majority prepared
by Chairman knott.