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The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
FINAL. Ps<OOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, Ne

Land Office at Grand Island, Neb.,I
October 18th, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
N fOllowing-named settler has filed
notice of his intention 10 make final
proof in support OF his claim, and secure
final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days from the date of this no.
tice, viz:
William SelsOr, Homestead No. 1902,
for the s. w. y, Section 26, Township 20
north, Range west, and names the fol.
lowing as his witnesses, viz: John Rob.
inson, Of Platte Co., Neb., and Perry
Lushbaugh, OF Platte Co., Neb.
1925 NJ. Il. HOME, Register,
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
DE 81 8

GOODWIN-Elizabet daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Goodwin, of this
city, on the 7th inst, at 10 o'clock .. m,
aged 4 years and 10 months.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12

The Ohio river is reported lower
than il has been for % years. Nav
igation is nearly suspended.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
Weekly Weather Report

During the week ending p. IN.
Nov. 9th, The mean temperature of
the air Was 81. The lowest Oh
served temperature. lG- was noted
Il Monday at n. IN.
Or the average two-iiiths OF The
sky's surface Were covered with
clouds. 4 fue solar halo occur
red Saturday at , p. M. There was
10 measurable rainfall at Colum-
bug
MONTHLY REPORT.
During October, 1879, the mean
temperature OF the air was 55.2s.
Fro,ts were frequent
The lowest observed temperature,
IS, was noted at 5 p. m. on the
3lst
Southerly winds pre- vailed espec-
tally in the first half Of the month.
On the average less than two
tifths of the sky's surface were COW
! cred with clouds.
There were two days with fog
and two days with thunder and
lightning: There were iour days
with rain, and the rainfall amount
ed to 10 of an inch at Columbus.
According to the October Bullet
in OK the Iowa Weather Service, the
the rainfall along the Missouri south
OF Sioux City was over two inches
while at the Mississippi directly east
of this station, about the same
quantity of water felt as at Column
bus.
I ~
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
COLUMBUS MARKETS
CD AIN Ec

Our quotations Of the markets are OBJ
tanned Tuesday afternoon, aud are correct
and reliable at the time.
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
FINAL. PROOF.

October 22d, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN follOwing-named settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and secure
iinal entry thereof ut the expiration of
thirty days from the date Of this no.
tice, viz:
Charles Bump, Homestead No. 1888,
for the f. Il, 5. Z. "a, Section 2, Town.
ship Il north, Range 8 west, and names
the following as his witnesses. viz:
James j. Bump, of Nance Co., Neb., and
William Matson, Of Platte Co., Neb.
1910 NJ Il. HOXIE, Register
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
FINAL PROOF,
FINAL PROOF.

Land Office at Grand Island, Seb.,j
October 18th, 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following named settler has filed
notice of his Intention to make final
proof in support of his claim. and secure
final entry thereof at the expiration of
thirty days from the date OF this no.
tice, viz:
GOttlibb Semp, guardian OF Charles
Niffineger, minor heir of Jacob Siftine-
ger, deceased, Homestead No. G63, for the
n. T.. "a, 5. W. 4, y. W. NJ Sc. u, See.
ton p, Township II north, Range west,
and names the following as his witness
es, viz: Fred. Semp, of Platte Co., Neb.,
and Christian Boss, Of Platte CO., Neb.
1925 NJ, B. HOXIE Repistpr
The Columbus journal., 1879-11-12
FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, Seb.y
Ottcbpr l0fh 1E-Q

Land Office at Grand I>land. Seb.y
October goth, 1872.
NOTICE i hereby given that the
- fOllowiDg-ndmsd settler has fled
notice Of his intention "a make fnsI
proof in support of bis claim, and secure
hnal entry thereof ut the expiration CT
thirty days from the date OF this no.
lice, viz:
Johann Henry Lntlemann. Homestead
No. 5129, for the y. L. =. NV. 4. NV.
Il, y. +. =, Section D. Tow ship u
north, Range I east, and Eams5 the fol-
lowing a. MS witnesses. viz: Henry
Wilke, Of Platte co, Neb., and ADTs
Muller, Of Platte Co., Neb.
1898 NIB. HOXIE. Register.
, 1879-05-02

tourn without making appropriations, ant1
convened, I'LL Our tlomnnda bo satisfied"
They must tako ono or tho other Of tlscRo
positions In the end, and gonuino patriotism
would suggest to them to mako thoir aoo,sion
rsv and relieve the country from t1,e H'1s.
rtnso md tho cost Of their proorastinntton.
The trouble with tho Domocrata ID TINT
thoy aro not aotuated by patriotic motives,
but simply by m ovorreacling tloslro to gatn
n rarty advantage. Thoy are not willing to
admit tho lofeat Of their scheme for striking
down tho Nationnl Election 1nw, TO-
cause they believe TINT tho tostruc-
tion Of TINT Inv ia necessary to tho
SUCCESS Of their party nt the noyt gon-
oral election. At the samo time, they aro
afraid, though entirely willing, to 60 to tho
oxIrono Of absolutely refusing to voto tho
appropriations, because thoy npprehend tl,at
such oourso will be followed by ovorwheln,-
Ing dofoas at tho first opportunity which tho
pooplo shall have for pnsaing judgment upon
It. Honco tho search for cxpadien&a which
will only de1ay the inevitable. Facing tho
impossibility Of securing tho party advantage
Incident to n ropsal Of tho Election laws. and
drcading public anger at my furthor atte1npt
to saouro this advantage by rcactionary
moasuros, but yet unwilling to forego tho do
sired advantage, or to meet the responsibility
for the bulldozing effort to aoeuro 1t, the
Democrats relapso into woak policy of pro-
crastinat!on which is damaging 10 the conu-
try, and will in tho end prove fatal to them
aalpns
, 1879-05-02

Foreign dispatches indicate that n reign Of
torror now exists not only at tho Russian
Capital, but IN many Of the other largo
Russian citlos. An army Of spies and de-
tcotives are constantly on tho alert. Yet
even with all this watohfulnsas on tho part
Of tho Government the authorities aro being
daily mis!ed and hoodwinked, and tho
rovolutionists aro committing e1cosaes
right under the noses of tho vigilant
police. So strict hava tho ropressivo
regulations become that the averago citizen
has not whore to put his foot outside Of his
residence nnless ho In furnished by tho Gov
erntnout with special permit to circulate
nbroas'. No man's house Is safe from tho
nocturnal visits Of the police, and tho least
blot of suspicion Is Bufaoiont to cause tho
nrrost Of tho highest official and his inoar-
coration in prison, from whence his involun-
tary transportation to Siberla Is almost suso
to follow in tho course Of evonts.
, 1879-05-02

Nof,uith at ut3tr1 fl,a f,,rfru;nr, onoooIorsJ
hv oar,ons ,,,reets ;rroarons,h,o schsrna.
- ,o,n,-o,,;so ,n,,..r;o,,s oonor, 5a;aos,
ana s,ao,,a. =, on1 ~, - 0onrw,n. ~,
s,,ro.ion l., 1voo,,;r,,or l. var<, ,'a;, rho
l>,,~;,o, - o,tio- i. u,,or tho narao,x.t, o.a
thov horo ona ~ tFso coursss u, =" ,,,.am" nuA
r;.i,,. t,,o,, n.,,s. 49, ..o s,,,,~o,.;a.,s.s. ~
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49, sa.. 49, ,a''s ~. - .,'" -.,.."., t""a W." wv
'"'o ,.a:.o a'o Nv . 'No soa'..usona' -. 'aA-
1oa.5 1,s"",'.as,,., '01 r., .ae.t as..un'o a.1s
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':,' ssr1o1ua5. w 'u.o's, ~. aa.aA1 VI 'nlp"oa'
wa ptosat u!''4 |A' iIoe'avAs " ao"'Aaon
.'a poal"on' pooA'.Se i'e nas 'no @ssaFanoo OF
'no coso'a' 81 support u n's patty aao OF con
sar'a'.se o'..zsns e0no9a'1y On 'ho gtouho ne
oeoal'1's' 1ao Do'nocsa's t'aS Pto'ong 'oo
sos''oo W o,''e'''R apoa 'n''ce.'a''eo''7 1es's'
.a''o''' uas tnos "n' on'y e1o''e moro ropn.
iaF .'os'''''y ny tna' eo"sso' because IL VIII
'eha 10 nnsot1!o n''a'hess ana 'hereaso the
''ncef'a'n'y III TO Tue "nn' Issue o.. o. Tue con-
.'o'st'y ~ 'uo5 naso iofce'1. !aoy ""y
s'ou1Ha.'J "H'eo apoa "u 'AsoA7'ou u .ao
, 1879-05-02

Tho domnnd Of England that the Treaty
Of Berlin ahall bo fulfilled as to Eastern
llonnlelia puts damper upon tho psoponi-
ton for mixed occupation, which e.nanated
from ltussia, Tho treaty provides for tue
administrative autonomy OF tho province
uudoz CAristIan Governor. General (who
Inns already boon appointed by the Portal,
hut at tho samo time stinulases that tho
diroct political aud military authority Of tho
Sultan shall 10 maintained. It grants tho
right to the Sultan Of providing for the
defense Of tho frontiers, while intornal order
Ii to ba secured by national gonaarmene,
psslsted by loeal militia, tho otliesra
Of which aTe to bold Turkish commissions.
II also provides that tAo frontier garrisona
nro to bo composed Of Regular Turkish troopu,
aud, In caso Of serioua disturbances, tho Gov.
eruos is authorized to summon these troops
to Lis lid ltiz this programme which En-
, 1879-05-02

PERSON AIS,

Thu f]onfederato rider bna. foilod IN mount
amin.
n-,,.., .,.. - ,r .u
oov ,or thIs
w.. - -, 49,. ,,;...x,
uao'sa "Pl!o's " W 'a' "easo1 " ILL.,
A''r,,'A'A ~, e'.'o' .......-...
a"o l's'"t'u,i'o"of "'1o t"o nos'foes tafsFo
IN Kansas together.
hlra. Con. Dix, 1t Is thought, will not long
survive her husband.
Mr.. Talmngo IL nfraid of rapked iu rv and
vesdlct Of not guilty.
Whore is blr, Kear4Ey'e ehillalah? IIo ia
beng ouIte frcouontly norcca
In the coming rnco Mr. IIanlan muat RI.
member Parole. and 10 litew,.s.
ca, n,,,;. 1,.,,,.
putt.renn tonr ,,t,,o 1,u,to,cun :, ' ~">@ -''''o
pa,;,;s., :a.,.,,-.,,. -. A., 49,,
,,.1.,.,' s's'.,4o'1s VI luz No" AosA
~ ,r..,... "'Ae ".,a
nv '.nn!"'' nus ss' h'aty oo'1s t1laE We oe-
R'7 10 'RlHH h'a 'a'ofltc "ateF II hot water.
John Slserm ms Presidential stock Ia not
10 so. eeaY 10 p'aeo on the market M Government
o'uas'
YestortlRy WINS MAy.Day, AnN tho Queen ct
tho May was hnsy tcnsing up carpets and jawlur at
expseaa'ds''o's'
II Euxlaufl had fow such fighters ns Mr..
Lowe, she could .',!ck tho zulua with QUO hand
t1oa oohiAl hot.
nr 11ovaa 1,oo bo,omo n sto,,v,.t o,a =,
, 1879-05-02
Nihilist Plots Greatly IT,.
settling Society in
Russia.
Thousands Of Governr,o..
Spies Constantly on
the Alert.
And Still tho 1sevo,nt,on,..-
Work Oh Unintcr-
ruptet1ly.
Prominent Women Among u.
More acknowledgements
Persons,
Nearly One Thousand Houses I)eatror., !,
by tho 0rensl,nrg Fire,
Floods Still Threatening fn y,
rlous Parts OF Hungary,
RUSSIA.


rr-e,
or pan,n,a,.,1 ,,.
,,ox.i,. '"s' r,'a "t.. ""5 ''TA lcel'ng Of gloom
,ncct,nr thn wa1o,,,..,s ~ t'..s regulations st.
mi .na,nn". "s w. .',"s. VI houses 0'ld tl'c visits
.,aro ats,.,... I.s ., "to ~ 10 made It'll
..",',,.,,. ''"s. ..,,, ~. 4Aiu, ' IN ihe cSen'ng
ri, j., ~. 49,. M .'''ity 70 ehow bin,
s.ta ,..,,,, ~. ..,., "nnout cettIA.
a, ..ta,.as ~" IT,, ""'. "u's 10 written and
~ ,s,toh a !" n,,,,. 0" n "'c.l pea.cs COMES anl
t1o,ass, ",.a,.., .,',. n..,. "'"'So, HoVcrnor.
~. ,.,' w. "''a"ee s'oh 1t viii
.o.,n w.. =. q a.'ss. - e'""o .' helofe ha't.
san s' sr.,.,n -. T.. ~! o'o '''uSt ne 1n'toost
o,,t Na.,nt,n....,,''',. In nm u'o95 nGnt hutsh
~ 1,s.s..,,'."s. ..s -" t''''' insecurity ID
w. a1r,,,aa IT, ,s' u.s. ". ssc'y .,a}. ''enades
49, v.,.1',.ss =. n.u' Wv ".i'st' 'ae intention Of
T., a.n,n ~ -" W W "eeI' tae ROLES
Will .h.n ~ Ill.,. ou'''.al' .a,., Them oss
1anaor lao hoas r..1... WI t,s i'ea mat shs
n +i,a ,'"r.,; ,na..ass' ~, l,es a'so reckon
at.aos...,. :" so anu a''es.s producing
',vaso t,nsa "a,na, "s ts "" Ieone' "no' when tbs
s,,. ..s,,,s IT, -. .h,., I'm "..".A vi tne hofefn.
"s"..,,.. 'o''' >''o '''''"''o'''sts' one might
' ..., ......
sEbtT1ous fLAcAfDs
"ese stucN "p Ill the Vicinity 6f tic theatres
n,it' ~ 1he corners o1 the busiest Streets and,
h1'fooe" '''. Guy ponce afa detectives ai one
hufr'ea up a'n' tore DOW Inc manlfcstoes, ther
nevertheless appeared anew. lii this nnc nteat
"p"asos ol l'opereohs were nrrestca, md umoug
all these 1''c nol'ce 1ailca to i'nl te'a2
or p"ncF which appeared 10 hare sn5.
1"lnG 10 uo WIN Inc proclamation. The
, 1879-05-02

TuE C,1cAao TR,nuxk hai established branch oi1ceA
for tho receipt Of subscription and advertisements
foltowat
NEW ToRK-Room 70 Tribune Building. F. T. Mo.
FADnks. Manager.
rAIits, rrance-No. 10 Rno Dc IA Grange. I]atecse.
H. MAILER, Agent.
LONDON. Eng-Amertcan Exchange, 4t9 Strand.
.HkNnY r. G1L1iu* Agent.
WARRINGTON b. C.-1ssa street.
, 1879-05-02

Tho difficulty between Mayor HAnn,soN
and the Common Council regarding tho mp
pointmont Of the Standing Committees has
ter1ninatod in a victory for tho Council,
which will now appoint the Committees to
it's own liking. Tho thing which the tax
payers caro- tho most about IL, not by whom
but Of whom tho Committees shall bo con-
strncsed. Whoever makes tho best appoint
menta will be considered to havo gained tho
Victory.
, 1879-05-02

Loss OF temper Is always to bo deprecatod,
but sometimes man In rage does good
aotion which In hia cooler moments he is iu-
capable Of. l1r. MuRaAY, OF Cook, yester-
dny, got excited because OF tho elimination
Of so,no Of tho Htals Of hia bill to prevent
superintendenta Of Police from enforcing
discipline among tho members Of tho forou
by giving every discharged police.
man tho right Of appeal 10 Tho. Cir.
cult Court. In tho heat OF the moment
Mr, MURRAY did what 10 should haye done
loug ago-moved to s!rike out the enactiug
clause, which the House did, but lator Oh
seconsidosod its action, and passed. tho bill to
third reading. So that the only hope fol
defeating tue measure is that Mr. MURRAY will
got bis blood up again some day, whom the
House is in no humor for roconsidesing a
good decd,
, 1879-05-02

4 sporting paper says that Parole Is delicate
horse, hard to train, and easly defeated II mt
In rood racing farm, But ft to run whom ho
faces tho starter, parote isnlways u stancl, truo
raco-f,orso that sparcs effort Tor victory. 1Io
Ia never touched with tho whip, nnt1 needs no
urging from the jockey. II handled cluverly, hc
dQca his very beat.
, 1879-05-02

Tile Democrats ara now at the forks Of tho
road. II they take either. they will nat haro
gone far before they'll wish they had taken the
other.
, 1879-05-02

The pittsbure Port cautions tlle holliRoren
Congressman LOWE to look out for JolN Lo
GAN III rouEh-And- d-tumhtc.
, 1879-05-02

Augusta {na) Chronicle: "Tho Legislature
Of Illinois Ia not corrupt body. At lentt
1t has passed resolution declaring tllat It Is
notn
, 1879-05-02

Chicago has already sent $4,000 to tho dcsti-
tutc eolored cmtgrants In Kansas. Another
Bneer at the generosity" Of our cit,asns from
tile New Orleans 1fn.ss will be In order.
, 1879-05-02

Ohio Stafs Journal: 'sf1e's powerful
brcaclly crtttcr, Ia DAVID H., and It Is no use
to attempt to cou0no him to any one fetd for
INV lengtl, Of time, for whenever he puts tho
weight of llts bowels against tho fence, down
ghe goe2.'
, 1879-05-02

There is only ono way for the Democrats II
Congress to get out OF this srrapa, nnl that !
to back out-crab. fashion.
, 1879-05-02

ORIENTAL LODGE, M. 1T, l.. F. and i. M.--ttal1
IN t.aSh1e.E. atccta Communication this fFTIdayl
nvrn!nK At 7a0 n'clhk. for business. yisttra and
tneuber1 fEateEnay INvtGd. ~ DFer OF tho Master.
+. N. TUCKER, Secretary.
, 1879-05-02

White Stocking Inrk.
Links Shore. foot Of Washington street. Champion.
Rhin game between tho Chicago and 6ass {of syra.
cust1 ht y: 20 p. m.
, 1879-05-02

Thnhotnk RtTrrt. t~tween Clark And L1SA1lo. En-
Ragcment Of MaRgin Mitchell. 'tFaachon."
, 1879-05-02

crastinat!on which is damaging to the coun-
try, and will In tho end provo fatal to them
solves.
-.. :-=--- -..:-=
9hA "Edao 6Aouos AnU 1h6 fAAH-
lA1ioN s1sinm' .,
ouf representative WHO ~ now tta9onnB
tnro"ea .ao sousnern el'sassipp' htsef
o'"'es' cnoe"'o'lnB ~ aSeorsa'n LUG .too III.
""'aness s,c u 'ao nesto e1o''as' .1nos 'l'as
sno o"u1es aso nos spso'a'' lfo ''o, i'oeSoa,''
"n" "'o HUE eonnn'u 10 auJ locality. LILO
ekoaas u NOT conaaeo 70 Ing more 1utio, un-
'hloiineo' ana pa'',tess n''o-h"u''s' ous H.
u!auos ~ n'6foo5 u "' ues'o's' ano Maong
sa.1 sa .ns .oios s'''s', ~ nossoes u sno
- ~" ne,a. 49,. w. Sass ~ 1"oso
.,.a;. a.s s ,at,s.. 49,, aa,,;.- 49," e'A.i
.na ~, ,,sasn 49,. 49, "..,., sso. ,.ss1p1 1'
.a M"-,.,- - .r.oa0 - wv ~ .ao'9 1"oAe1s
s .r,.s ""s1o lno o""o." "
'".A '1~ ~ Ao o'1'A ~. w. "A'
s .a,., - .,...4a" Nl .asal ouas' ..'as's"'pp'
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An'Aso.''a, ~ 'ao nesEo' "uo us'Pts 'n:ef-
oss. es.so ~ 'na 4uaus.a oeo.p"sl,ns .. tne
s"'o' 'o. "no ' ~ .1' e'oson "AIto llo'o
~ ~ ~ pons..A ~ '.u'A e"a44o'' oos".a4 -,
wv I"re' a'"e suD' Wv ,A, ,. =, 20 t1's NV
'poo'",5 ~ .n' uno ' 't'aso' o". ta'. 'ho oe'
e'a ~ .oa,o - "'u's4u auu - .no 'osu's
y, ,n .4'o 1'as"1" 1eeae ~ po.'os'ns 'no's co.s'
ua''oa az 1'l'feSea'' 'na. t''o o1ooas III
D"s III '.s l.''"uo5. 1zef3 'Auoies Aaa peBon
7s"s'+' " "'''"s' ~ 10 s'o" ~ ano a'i'si,'
, 1879-05-02

Academy OF nruRlc.
1alttcd street, between Madison aud Monroc. "
5?ety entertainment.
, 1879-05-02


C1nrk street. opposite tho court.IIouls. Engage.
ment OF frank FrAyne. "sI 60cum."
, 1879-05-02

lfadison etreet, betweer Dearborn and Etate. En'
gagement Of Edwin noosh. - KtnK LcRr."
, 1879-05-02

former, TINT being tho moro n,imetrnls ciass,
pnrllas lin ualu of hn bools mny hc sos,o c.,11,-
pc.,sa't'n far Tin lack nj appreciation dtnnng
tlln Kentucky scholars. Perhaps it would bu
we'll for tllis 'unsrf.oiarly utd nan to sell that
hit Of parchment on which ia inscribed IN tolcra.
bIo Latin Ills right, title, attl interest tu those
significant ludlces, LIZ u. It. would mt he
likely to ind d purchaser In the bluegrass
region Of "O)d Ka'ntuck," but then notno onc
might tnvett IN Il for the knno reason that Mrs.
What's s.lerlaInc did In Tire 1oor-ntatc, because
It was handy to hare In tho house.
, 1879-05-02

Dearborn street. corner 0f Monroe. Engarsment
Of Mckee llankin and Kitty blanchard. 'tThs
DAnltts+"
, 1879-05-02

Tho first thing tho Delno-C Confederate
oaucus did In Washington tho other nsgl !,
when called togother to consult over Il u
Presidents veto message, WINS to awear cat Il
and oil present to tho etriotost secrecy In re-
gard to thoir proceedings. This they had a
perfect right to do If they thought It ncccs-
sary under tho circumstances, anl at auy
tiulo, but 1t Is all ths moro appropriate
now whom they appear In tho role Of
oonapirators and enemies OF tho people.
Thcao mon are not exacly plotting for Tho
overthrow Of tho Government, rs they did
once within the recollection Of oil, but they
arc plotting for tho overthrow or aubortlsna-
tiou Of ono Of Its co-orlinato branchos,-tllo
Executive, ,~~and It Ia eminontly proper for
them to consult and connivo Ia Haorot. Al
most every association OF Villains do tho
sumo thing. They lovo darkness rather than
lIghi, because their deeds aro evil, and they
aro justified IN closing tho blinds aud putting
out tho lights. While thuso conRpiratora fall
under tho ban Of one toxt Of Scripture, tl.ey
must not forget onother, viz. that what is
done In secret ia to bo proclaimed on tho
lousatops. They may onjoiu secrecy upon
thoir menbcrs aa much as they please, but
murder will out, aud thair nofarious plauB
will be exposed and frustrated.
, 1879-05-02
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, 1879-05-02

The Ags, literary paper printed in I.ouis.
Vile. Ky., IN weak imitation ot the Nation, has
au extandal nnd elaborate revlew OF Chicago
book, entitled "oratory and Orators" by
WtLl1AN MATHEWS, Ill. D.. in WHICH tic re-
viewer says tho book ia "t!e heterogeneous,
entertaining talk Of wilely-soal but unscllol.
arly old man." While tbs book will not 10 ttr
Bcholass, like tho editor Of the Ag* It will never,
tielcss b Of sous service to the general rradtr
because tho ttsat passes seadY aud
fresh opanlous on art ~ luontly Is ho uxpounds
tho atomic theory, eau 70 from tls buck md
talk blu club into dumb wonder. Nc will q
furnished with Incidents and anecdotes gleantd
from all history, from tha tsosls story Of DsAo.-
THEMES aI..l' sths psbbles to JosA BlLL1Hus'
opln!on Of bolll and, II ho u not ~ 'auent a.
pump IL Will laye been no fault Of 'Orasory
and Usatoss,t" A. the Ags makes distinction
baswsen COMMON readers and scbolars,-belng
Obliged to draw the llns somewhere, like DICE
xas' barbcr,-a,ul recommends tue buck u thu
, 1879-05-02

NRLTkF WANTED. .uI ID
PARIS, May 1.-The French Chambers e. ',ons md IN
a.ked II, ussist the sufferers by tho c}t!et ira
the Islu o; Bourbon, March 20, "he' t's''' ~
persons were drowned.
GCIi0UyAL1PF' ...,ved
PANS, Nay 1.-couus schouYa'o1 oa' -"
NOT pEAp. po,sf
Tie report OF tho death Of oon' fs''A
IL contrRdicted. ..-
PROTECTION on..ccbs
A mee.Iux Of delegates from al.!,!l !. led
p,o,,a,tnn,., s Chambers Of Cou'murse VA. ~. ID.
.o,,isy. Pouysr-Quertler presided. ~ Ia ol.fel
us' ... h. ,iec,sred .hat frse trade mefsl5 d.a.
e't ,.,'' ~" 1s % .,,,i. OF England. who VIZ IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-07
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FRAN CISCo-5l

acaba de ecbr por los dmos
varado urdo oece vender barmo po
esperanto surdos Las usten honrar
dcho establecimiento visias halaran:
Caado de todas classes para senoas cbaos nnos sombreros
banco camisas caoncos cueos coba
basones sombas panueos abigo de lana de sed man de
mana de ana cubre crochet cortnas puno sas
adas abras para aombras as pecheras camisas
mpemeabs baues ma de noche de viae de he
chnea ambras pe de pie bancos color
de ho de color medas sed de ho de agdon de ana ban
nega udas de coore has de agodon para camas
bordadas para nina rerao de
nacar de pe btos de memorials rosarios te
na mahante boquias umar de ambar de
bar res eontnas ternos double fno agas
para crochet boones puno gmeos de teato as
para g grbaldinas de ana carteras viae i'd boo
ho de crochet veos de mana madrenas co as
ana de goma de tea de charo evar dnero to-
Dico oriental bouquet apes heno Vogue Ena l Dios h
guarde amor mil aores andao van otras muchas de dvos
or o narios povos de flor de pol
de bane damante abeo ntua tenr peo
pomads de das ce oetas motas de toda ase cosmecos
p para diene gora de seda piano. vocpedo slas
mona cabezad de para cbo guetes umeros marroques
artcuos dci de Todo baato
aasimos hagan vista este estabcmnto ell PORVENIR
convencn que odo bueao bono bara los comercntes del
campo oscemo bono sudo gran rebaa de precos
h1oE A. LLANERAS VINAS