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APABA7os
PERFECCTONADOS.

critoros patentes para casas de concrete partica
| lares.-Sres. John Wright Comp. Aparatos econo-
micOs para auInbrar ingeniOS casas particular
| LQ siguiente es resdmen parcial dc Ia maiui-
maria efectos agrcolas industriales. construidos
brados.
Moa2s M oe tooos GtninoS % S para cana @ masea ~ pull
la mayor extraccion.-Bombas para guarapo. hori-
verticaes horzontaes ijas portatiles de uno. dos
tres cilindros con expansion. condensacion. SEN
cillas todos tamafos. MaquinaS atmosfericaS que
no gastan caldora. carbon nj agua-Tachos al vacfo
triple efecto con con sps bombas condensadores q
sea el aqua. Tachos de vapor al aire bre.-Evapo
radora de Wetzel Beury --Clarificadores rec
de Hepworth Weston. Manlove. Alliot.-Filtros de
precipitacion. dc saeos; carbon animal. y Filtros
les. Galloway, muttubuares conpuestas.-Ca -Calen-
tadores pulif"adores, de aqua rara calderas que
bnsthle. Hme.l..n las calderis si-lMnr. limpias-
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-. seflores que deseen encarg rmauuinaria agrf-
cola industrial para azdcar. cafe arroz, maiz al
godon, riegos. maderas y las pequeh industrias
pueden obtaner toda clase de pormenores. precios
condiciones de pago. drigi6ndose en- Ponce Don
Roberto Graham, IngenlerO. lnco agente esta isa
de los fatricantes apajo nombrados.
SENoREs
Manleve Alliott Comp. Nottingham y Rouen. cuyas
especialidaaes son tOda caSe de maqunaria sacari-
na.-Sres W. H. Bailey Comp. Satord, Accessories
matoraiSs para fabricas K al yapor-Sres. Crossaly
cesitan aqua, cadera nj carbon.-Sres Hayward
Tyler, Y Comp. L6ndres. Moteres cal6rieos maqui-
Comp. Leeds L6ndres: Aparatos al vapor para eul-
tiyar la tierra. a.-sres. J. B. Fleming Cemp Edim-
prenta-Sres. Ransomes Sims y Head Ipswich.
1nstrumentos agrfcolas. Molinos para maiz ETC.
Sres. $. z. Ransomes Comp L6ndres. Maquinaria
etc.-Sres. j. B. Barra Tough. Manchester. Apara-
tos para a preparation de bras. los materales en-
que utilzan.-Wooton Desk Comp. Glasgow. Es-
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NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo cos
taran 25 p.s recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un Is p.g rebaja
validos por 80 dlas desde su fecha.
Los niflos memories de afios, uno gratis,
de aflos solo la cuarta parte, y dc d
IL amos pagaran Ia mitad del pasaje; :,
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA y sus, proyisio-
mes.
Para mas pormedores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, los Asentes generates
SILVA Co.
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ALEXANDRA 'TURULL,
AGENTE GENERAL DE NEGOCIOS.
Gale de la Fortaleza, mum. Al,
PUERTO-RICO.
H. ID JUL
-AVi$O.

El que suscribe, socio comarditario de Ia ra-
zon Olivar Comp, hace presente que D. Pc
dro Olivar, su consocio, Sc ha fugado de esta
Isla, levandose todo ell efectivo que en- Gaia
habia, otorgando sin facul.ades para clio poder
D. Jose NJ. Suarez que ha suspendido pagos
poniendo la casa en- liquidation ejecutando
operaciones que no puedep tener efcacia algu-
ia legal y que solo tienen por objeto peuudi.
car al socio comandtario que frma. Tanto a
los acreedores como a los lleudores de la men,
cionada razon Olivar y Comp. Sc les previene
que el infrascrito esta ejercltando las acciones
ciyiles crilnihales que lie competen, les ha-
ce presente este particular para que Sc absten-
gan de toda clase de negociaciones con ell tlicho
apoderado, pues todas las que Sc hagan son
nulas de ningun valor como hechas en- frau
de de legitlmos intereses.
Puerto-Rico, de Mayo de 1579-Antonio
Olvar. 2-3
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Sanchez,
ESPEcIALlSTA EN- QUlRO OPEDlA
cIRUIAH0 con IlTUL0 P0R Ia UAIYRslDlB DELI IalBlKL

Cura en- breve termino y por IN procedimien.
to especial las ilceras mas rebeldes
Tambien cura las hemorroides con M espe-
eificO.
Hace cerca de tres meses llegue estas sOiu4
dad sin que en- aquella epoca hubiera tenilo
intencion de fiiar mi residencia en- ella, pero
como quiera que desde que llegue .aquf theron
tantas las personals que solicitaran mis- a1xilios
como cirujano quiropedista, y tantas las felsI.
clones que necesariamente he adquirdo que
esta Capital, me veo en- ell caso de- cofnplacer-
los, satisfecho de que quedar&n enteran1ente
aliviados por la agilidad en- sus operacionea, an
Jas cuales no usara canterios, nj otros mediOa.
mentos que ocasionen males resnltados Viva
calle San -Justo, 15 Gran Hotel Sin perjuicio
que acudira casa de los que gusten utilizar
sus servicios.
.Jos8 Sanchez.
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SOClEDADES.
Circ"Har~
Caguas, P. r., Mayo de 1879.

=
ST..
Muy Sr milo amigo: Habiendo compra.
do Ia succession de mi hermano ID. H. Mas.
So (q e. p. d., el establecimiento de merce.
ria que tienen en- esta poblacion, tengo el
gusto de ponerlo en- su conocimiento, hacien.
dole presente que desde esta fecha girara la
casa bajo mi nombre
BENITO Nj. MASSO,
conflriendo mi poder mi dependiente Dor
Francisco Trilla.
Suplico q V. continue dispensando Ia
casa la misma confianza que Ia anterior
tomando nOtas de las tirmas.
Quedo de V. alto amigo s. s. Q. B. s. NJ
BenitO M. Mdss6.
Francisco Trilla flrmara:
pp. Benito NJ. Mass6, Francisco Irilla.
hta. jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
CONTRATOS DE EARRENDAMIENT0
DEL DR.. ROMEU.

Sc venden a 5 centavos ell par de ejempla-
res en- la Imprenta del BOLETIN y en- las de
Acosta Gonzalez. Estan eXtendidos en- buen
papel espafol de hilo y en- disposition de lie
narlo3 los nteresados Hta 26 iuns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14
COnSulat de France.

LIE Consuat de France convoque les person
nes qui pourraient lu fournir DIES renseigne-
ments sur lie nomme NICOLAS PATIN o1 sa
tamille.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14

San Juan de Pnerto-Rico, febrero II 1879
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Con referencia 10 circular que antecede
participamos i v que hamos comprado Ia
parte que en- la sociedad Llompart Il Co. tenfa
el Sr. ID, Jose Pons y el que era apoderado
Sr D. Juan Caubet y Pons, fernando una
nueva sociedad bajo la misma razon de
LLOMPAR COMP.
que liquidara 10 extinguida continuara los
mismos negocios que In anterior, sieni 10 s6cio
eomandtario D. Sebastian Llompalt, -gestor
ID. Jose I4lompart y Wives. 49,
Tambian pOnemos ca su conccimientO, que
para los casos Ell qae no pueda hacerlo el SO
clio gestor, firmara en- stro nombre C, hjo
de este, ID. Jose Lloinparr %, segun vera v u,
pie. --~oo>
Deseando nos honre V con con la nl"
confianza cue nuestros antec sores nos SUB
cribimos sus 6rtlenes atentos S 5. @ B. S. M.
JOSE LLoMPART WIVES firmara Llompayt
@ C0.--JosE LLoMPART ~ firmara por Llom-
part comp, Jose L0mpau g. 3-3
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Circular.

San Juan de Puerto Rice, Febrero ~ 1879
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Ponemes en- conocimiento de ", que termi-
aado nuestro contrato social y por mGtuo con.
venio queda disuelta, desde esta fecha, la So
ciedad mercanti que giraba EN- esta plaza bajo
la raZon social de
LlOmpar s. c. e
y su liquidacion cargo de la nueva, segun
Circular la vuelta.
Dimos v. las graciass por la cunflanZa que
nos ha dispeesaaao, y deseando la haga exten-
siva d nnestros sncesores Quedamos do V
affmos. s S Q. B. s M.
LompGrt y Comp.
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MARAVILLOSO SECRETO ARABE
EXCLUSIVE DEL DOCTOR NOR.

71,0O0 vendidas primer ano
eoddoa cuos foes e DIR MORALES na aodo
medco
Africa desues oeemced diha mpoAcon- alta reputation
usado comocon
mna medco abe heo en-
resutados condrman %
ella haca hebreo tempo es sumo
o
meco oheer pd genera
cndo exlo
dfentes
oddo oo coh oro
araceacos que
de ncones
peoos
nfermeda( ma
Cafe"
Iropeaesy medicinal - E admirable m eo para toda
eenscv ia
pode q
"ntermees academies
deuiilad 6nera al6 local.
htersmo de
" ydemasras rastenosde
consttuyente
gasica pere o mas cldad
mnos las sle dggenss que
RAQUTSMo eda affection por
alteration de la
dedan auos ntecues para los
qn erVarS en- ouen aoo
ecas proccas cuanto gao bor
es
muchas nesas prop de
Gdema nervoso
l5o 20
p6Sto entra:Bo de Mgue,Ie
general-DoCrOR 3sMadrd Is y 80
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Coches de alquiler.

RRE< En- la cuadra sta la salida de
2 Puerta de TERRA hay uno esce-
SAZ-S2 lente de seis asieAtos con buenas
pafejas de caballos, propio para las familias
que qlieran dar I'm paseo, 8 ir hasta Can
Grejos Rio-Piedras.
Tambien Sc tienen para alquilf." buenos
Oaballos de silla y coche.
Sc cuidan con el mayor esmero caballos
Dor m6ses 10 pesos stbre. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-05-14

Medalla de orc en- la Exposition Uni
versal de Paris, 1873.
De afnacion y perfection en- la Vini-
cola de Madrid.
Premiados tambien en- Ia Univer-
sal de Viena:
Hay nl,testras en- casa de los Sres. Cayreras.
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Catecisnos Astete.

En- Ia imprenta del BOLETlN se venden Bst0i
excelentes cateciSmos 10 centav0s.
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NUEYA LMBA DB >VAPORES
ENTIRE NUEvA.YoRK, PUERTo.RIco
SAN THOMAS Y VENEZUELA.

= d SAN THUMAN I VENEZUELA.
The Q,teJee a. Gay Ports Stean, Ship Con,pa
1ag, dfspachara de Nueva-Y York cada II dias
los vapores lngleses dc hero Hadji &
Bermuda de 7eo toneladas y do primera
!, clase cou el siguiente tinerarie:
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B1LETII MlRClIfIL DE PBERTO-
PREClOS DE SUBSCRIPTION.

P0r uR a1o On La Peninsula on 81 extranjero,
$enviando el pertodico franco de porte p0r 81
or I'M a1e Ell la Isla de Cuba. ......... II
- Los suscriptores que nc Quieran entendsrse
lente con esta Adhainistracion remtiendo iEau0rte
ssuscrDcion en- 3rdenes bllletes de loeria sellos
AcorreO, y recibir0h ei BOLErIN oun faja AEarte.
1Todas las suscripsiones q anunc;os SO pagan per
8lantado. -&N
PKEGLOS DE ANUNOI0H.
a~e De una seis insas do impression publieandoe,.
hsta tres veces SO cts. en- Ia misma rrySrcien ca
rengion que exseda de los R.yifs.- Los preclos
n dobles cuan6a, los anuncios hayan de publicarse
SaJsat&Ges RrueSos, en- 4, 6 n0meros en- tipVs
emo los de estas lfneas. zPer -nesas amos so ad
aitSl IaauhGlos E SIeclos e9lseneionn.itles: .,
Dtkesa asi como los del interior deben venir STEM
DSr copduct9 M de los Agentes del BoLET1N No Sc
P Se hace solidaria Ia Redaecion del contenidO de
dos cue voan la luz.-Gs
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|Msiz tfGseo del psB.

Sc detalla una partida en- 81 almaeen de Fas
biant San sust0 aa@s Y
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BMPRESl MARTINA PUERTO -RIQUIIA.
RUTA DEL VAPOR ESPANOL
SSB "A M ew VI N NJ -
su captain D. JUAN LARTITEGUI
ESTE.
Ola HoRA. Ola HoRA Is os sss

Ltegadd. SGltdG. iPRE[IOS.
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p A S A j L s.

Directamente a Santander.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
VOLUME XIX.

Oh. yse
Folks drop Ia aud ge, what money hey
want and then iorket al seout u. Or
perhaps they send IA letter aad misal.
rect e. Awfal careless. some folks sfo,
about borrowed money, sAid tbe man.
Awful careless
owiu' good deal 10 kespIu' year bank
clus on tha sidewalk Folks goia' by
lock nj and see yoa counglu money, and
then they suddenly rceollcct tba ihey
ain't got quite enough 10 soc m through,
and 50, quite naturally, they steps 10 ard
borrows some Of you You eau't very
well refuse, hate to hur, their fccliu's, an
50 they sic with you. Some mean
folks in tbe world Nov | wouldn't do
IL.
No, yon wouldn't DO Il, replied Law.
SON
No, stree, never borrowed oeni Of
no bank that didn't pay.
IN bet you didn't, said lawson, with
emphasis,
Now, II was runuin' bank like you
are, continued tho stranger, I'd keep Il 10
an alley where they wasn't so many
strangers passin' Twoaldn1 make no
difference with me, cause know banks
are peslered never bother them.
Tsn't my style, could walk tight past
mllc on 'em aud never even look 10 The
windor. But everybody alnt that way,
What, ten cents?
Yes, said Fab, that's al ! can let you
have to-day You see there have been 30
many strangers In ahead oiyou this morn.
Ing that our funds are running low. Ta-
ia. Don't trouble yourself TO send IL
back in a letter. When The bank wants
Ii II will notify you.
The stranger thanked him, and again
urging upon him the expedleney Of moy.
ing the bank on TO some back street or
alley, so as no to attract the attention Of
passing strangers so readily, the seedy
man took bis departure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

nearly ten years, aud lbe iout last years
has devoted bis whole lime TO It, lie 4
BAyaflan by birth, is about q years Of
age aud has lived 10 this eoan,ry thirteen
years. lie is a stone cat,eF BY trade anl
was employed for a AUNT Der Of years 10
the stone yard Of David knapp
TO furnish him time and means TO com
plele this clock a Joint company was
formed, called the American National
aud Astronomical Clock Company, with
capital stock OF $4,000, aud this com
pany now owns the clock, upon which
Il has expended 10 soiual cash tome 81.
900.
A before stated, the frame ia very
rieh aud elaborate, having been designed
aud carved by Mr., Ferdinand Lspp
The devices are not only beautiful but
are appropriate. The company which
owns the clock will endeavor TO realize
something on their investment by exhibit.
Ing Il TO the public. Il will irst be shown
at Merrill Hall, beginning about tho first
Of August, and then Il will be taken 70
New York city and elsewhere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
GIVING ADVICE 10 A BANK.

A seedy individual, rural In bic general
appearance aud make up, strolled into
The Third National Bank Yesterday dur.
log business bours, and, observing Fab
Lawson, receiving teller, countinga pack.
age Of money, nodded pleasantly and
said:
Still handin Of IL ouiy
Yes, replied Lawson, still eFowding 1t
on to the people.
Amt you little 70 handy befef be
confined.
How sof asked Fab.
Why, strangers passln' long on the
Sidewalk and seeln' your sign so conspic.
uous like, must be rnnnin' 10 every few
minutes 10 borrow money.
So they do, sAid Lawson.
AIn'l 4. good deal Of bother waiiin'
on 'emf Must take up good deal oi
your time.
Yes Il IL some bother, that's fact; bot
We Ike 10 accommodate everybody, you
know. Can't turn sway : stranger jasi
because We Gin't With him.
Lose some, I 'sposeg Intercepted the
stranger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
WHAT pUsTEHs ARE oooD FoH,

A day or two agoa motherly looking
woman OF forty-fye entered Woodward
avenue clothing store, having mans
linen duster on her arm, and when sp.
preached by asalesmau, she said
Some one here sold this duster to my
son, yesterday.
Yes, ms'am, sold It myself, replied
The clerk, as he looked at the garment.
Did you tell my son ibis dusier could
be worn either to picnic, funeral, bridal
party or quarterly meeliugf
did, ma'am, aud so II eau.
Did you tell him It would make good
Gy blanket when not otherwise neededf
did.
That il could bo used as boat sail,
stretcher, straw bed and bedspreadf
Yes, ma'am, Ibid.
And that many people used them NJ
table coversY
did.
And you only charged dollarS
Only dollar, ma'am.
Well, when John came home last night
and brought the duster, aud told me all
you said, made up my mind be must
have been drunk, aud was a leetle
afraid he stole the garment, am glad
its all right.
1t certainly 10 all right, ma'am, aud
since be was here yesterday we have dis
covered the dnster isa great conductor
OF sound, preventive of sunstrok, and
that no man with one on bis back ever
dropped dead Of heart disease.
Land save us she gasped, az she wait.
cd for the bundle; but who knows that
they WON'T fix EN- so lore long that they
will raise mortgage of the farml
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18

A little old specimen Of man, whose
attire indicated that the world was not
going well with bin, presented himself at
the back door Of suburban residence tho
other day. Making low obeisance TO
the cook, be asked:
Have yon any pianos sou want tunedt
Diyil The wan.
Any children 10 instruct IN the foreign
brancbesl
None for the loikes OF ye.
Have you any cold piesl
Divil the pol
l'm all the way from Rhode Island,
madam; walked every step. Wanted to
get away from the miserable ahAir.
What dye mane7
I'm Professor Llnck
The statement bad a magical effect. IIe
was Immediately given a seat in the
shade OF the coal house aud seven dollars
worth Of cold victuals placed At bis dis.
possl As the cook helped him TO the
last lex Of chicken she said
Moo, thin, give me the lhrne inward.
ness sv the Narryghansit business.
The little old man arose, wiped bis lips
on the corner Of bis coat tail, add replied
loftiIy as be moved away:
Watch the newspapers, madam watch
the news papers. make another state.
mcut week after next.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18
A woNDERFUL CLOCK.

Mr.. Felix Meier, an ingenious mechan-
ic of this city, has constructed a clock
which, in the number, variety and sccur-
aGy of its performances, eclipses the far
famed Strasburg clock, which it resem.
bes in some particulars. II was exhibit
ed on Saturday at the residence OF Mr..
Meier, AT Sherman street, TO representa-
tives of the press and few specially
invited guests. The clock stands Is feel
in height aud is enclosed In a black wal
nut frame, elaborately carved and orna-
nented. II is called the American
National and Astronomical clock.
Very appropriately the crowning figure
is that Of Liberty, upon canopy over the
head of Washington, who is seated on q
marble dome. The canopy IL supported
by columns on either side.
On inches below at The four corners OF
the clock arc four human figures repre-.
senting infancy, youth, manhood, and
age. Each Of these figures has bell in
one hand and hammer IN the other.
The inches are supported by angels
with hsring torches, and over the center
10 the figure Of Father Time. The strik.
ing Of this clock lie lie interesting perfor-
nance. AT the quarter hour the figure
of the infant strikes its tiny bell; at the
half hour tho youth strikes its bell OF
louder tone at the third quarter the man
strikes his bell aud at hour the graybeard
Then the figure of Time steps out and
tolls the hour. Then two small figures
throw open doors In the columns on either
side of Washington, and there is a pro.
cessIon OF The Presidents OF the United
States. As the procession moves Wash
Ington rises aud saluies each figure as II
passes, and IL 10 turn sslutes him. They
move through the door on the other side
and IL 10 then closed behind them. The
I figures Of the Presidents sro pretty fair
likenesses Of the persons they are intend
ed 10 represent. This procession moves
to the accompaniment Of music played BY
the clock Itself. The music machinery
is capable of playing several siis, especial
ly national aud patriotic airs.
Another interesting feature ofthe elocG
is an orrery which shows The movement
OF the earth, moon and planets, all perfec
aud controlled by The machinery Of tht
clock. There are diaIs, which show tb'
hour, minute and second in Detroit
WashiBslou, New York, San Francisco
Loadop. Paris, Berlln, Vienna, 81. Peters
burg, Constanunople, Pekin, Cairo, anC
Melburn. The clock siso shows The dal
Of The week and mouth Ia Detroit, thI
month and season Of the year, the change
Of The week aud month aud season Of tb'
year. tie changes Of the moon, ETC., til
whole forming most wonderful snd CON
pIieated machinery.
j. Mr.. Meier has worked upon hIs eloel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-09-18


started Up with jerk, upscltlRx the cen
ire table 10 her rising, and scattering th'
babies fsoeks, shirts, ssockiugs, overalls
etc, In every direction. The large
smoothing iron, bot IRON The DIRE, which
has iast been used in pressing seam
ieIl piump ou to Dea Griswold's partioa
lafly sore corn, and the deacon hardly
certain OF his enemy, spraug up with 1
hall smolherod imprecalion-smelling 4
little 10 strongly Of birthstone 10 be ex'
acily deAconish-snd kicked Mrs. Miles
yellow dog across the room. Poor Jewel
with the impetus derived from The dea'
eoa's sanctiGed foot, struck the looking
glass, breaking II into thousand pieces
aud knocking the breath out Of bis un.
fortunate body.
Mrs Dame stood with upllfied hands,
aud eyes aud mouth sjsr, really to eight
or retreat as would seem practicable; the
younger portion OF the company had iled
TO the hall In dismsy-the afflicted dea-
con tore around like mad eursing all
the widows In the world, and the women
particularly. Mrs. Robinson was begging
him not to be so deeomposed-and TO let
her rub the corn in pain killer. Mrs.
Jones aud her beau alone retained their
seats, quiet and composed,
At last comparative order was restored
and The good people had time to think OF
the conversation which bad proceeded
the accident. Every one agreed in de-
nouncing Mrs Jones as the prime cause
Of the catastrophe.
Well, said the widow, don't deny It..
l'm ready to pay the damages. Deacon
Griswold, one smashed corn Mrs. Miles,
one battered dog-Mrs. Dame, one brok.
en- looking glsss--how much3 Come,
name the sunni
O, land OF the living cried Mrs. Dame
Did ever nybody see sich shameless
eritter2
Mrs. Jones was preparing 10 depart,
for Mr.. Henderson brought her wraps,
and put on his terrible shawl. Mrs.
Dame felt jubilant-she had at last sue
ceeded in mortifying the gniIty couple
actually forced them TO leave. She cast
triumphant glance at the company and
was about expressing her feelings in
words when Mrs. Jones turned back.
Ladies', said she, beuevolently, If it will
make any OF you any easier, know then
that Eagene Henderson Is my brother
the sou OF my mother by second husbandl
Moreover allow him TO hug and kiss
me just as much as he likes--in broad
daylight, tool Good afternoon, my
friends!
The widow has gone, and the Puddle
tonites were ashamed-heartily ashamed
OF their unworthy suspicious. The young
ladies regretted the departure OF so hand
some young man as the widows brother
and the gentlemen were in despair at
having countenanced an insult to the
pretty widow.
II Is hardly necessary for Us to say that
Mrs. Robinson was among the missing.
Reader for your special benefit, we will
say the Mrs. Jones remained widow for
two years-at the end of which time, she
married young Mr.. WeatOn, the minister
Mrs. Robinson is Mrs, Robinson still
and ifany unmarried gentleman reads
this sketch, we would say to him in a pri-
vate way-Sir, there's woman waiting
for you'll
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the naughty man shutteth the gate softly,
and steslelh up stairs 10 his stocking feet,
aud siambleth over the rocking chair,
aud the last condition Of that man is
worse than the first.
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