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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10

self advised TO what going and the steps that
were being taken there Not very fully.
Ola dispatch You containing the phrase.
See dispatch TO spain" would not the very Ian,
the phrase and the words that were employed
i'm connection with itone OF them being cipher word
have attracted your atientionf At might have
done ~
Q-Aud especially dispatch Of that kind, coming
rom such "a scrcc trusted and influential member OF
the party ManiOn Mirblc-htye y"u any douDi that
10 would have attracted your attention, comlhS ,ion
hun Al do not think it all certain should have
Q-Xow. preceding that Dispatch aud the one to
which IT mast rcfcr l. lhls dispatch:
You are importing result here by causing divided
COuu-rls aud neg cctug 10 ser kilograms la'Fsc
that 'ou Ind person trust and then trust him for
nj east ohr calendar week po-s b, VII stand in
nobodyS way ant do ms best 10 transfer 10 MN huthp
ity About 100 majority certified copies; Repuo-
cans claim same upon Icturu-. Rome needless no" !;
Mr.. Tildcu-Whom does Rome" mean
Dir. Hscock-I do not know.
MI. Tndeu--You ought to know.
TIE DISPATCH ABOUT woOLIEY.
Mr. Hiscock confined reading;
Rome needless now should be- recalled Paris nnd
detectives always Useless ditto Wooicy, here a. 80 Lou
i.iaua a nuisance aud impeachment trusted by nol'Gl.
dee line to commit ridden wih man 80 IuoI'crtct. Shih
concura IN all Aforesaid. session begun
Q-IIayc you any recollection Of having seen that
dIspaichl Al know tHlt I never did.
Q-Igyc you at any time during the progress Of tine
contest IN Florida understood that upon ccrtie copies
~ The returns the Democrats had or that You n'd wv
majority your election A-33 or 90
Q.-T.en you did understand at one time that upon
certified copies Of tho Ieutns the Democrats haH me
majority ol the Tlden II ctora ticket OF from %
to 1904 A.-IDcluding Baker Comfy.
Q.-D1 you KNOW how that Information was conveyed
hcrcl Aldo not think saw 1t III the nc"spapeI7'
formation man thai which appeared iu tie newspapers
r;,on mat ~u3icctl Al do not believe tia. hnd.
O.-And ms .patcn you are entirely confident tEat
you ne saw although dispatch sent 70 Ora
mercy Park Al know that "cver 81" IT,
Q-Aud DO you nei,ve tnat -uch dispatch a. that
" ~, ever received at Creamery Park} Al q" not
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
,Conpsiia General TraSaHantCa
mn 'vApoREs CORREos FRANCHISES,
ILxY,ea de st. Nazaire q SG1tGnder).

El dia 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
y escala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino a
San Thomas uno de los mejoIes vapores de la
Oempafia llegando q este dltimo puerto ell 6,
continnando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz.
Ia Compaiiia ACADIA de establecer un servi-
clio intareolonial con el siguiente
ITINERARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
COMPANIA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LINEA DE MARSELLA. :

NJ Llamamos la atencion del comercio y del
p1bIico en- general a la variacion que ha tent
10 esta Inca de vapores en- su ltinerario, ell
que empezara a regir ell corriente mes con ell
vapor GUADELOUPE, l,60O toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Aviso importante.
Enpresa De vapoes correS de las Antlas
DED. RAMON HERRERA, HABANA.

.Deseosa esta empresa de contrlbulr al ma
yor movlmiento mercantile de esta 1sla, y por
consigulente su mejor bienestar economico,
ha dispuesto que sus conocidos acredltados
vapores "Marsella," "Alicante, "Nuevo
Moctezuma" y 'Manuela," recalen la venida
ida a la Habana, ademas de los pHertos de
Aguadilla y Mayaguez en- Ponce, proporcio-
6ando los senores pasajeros que quieran
anroCechar esta oportunidad, sobre el buen
trato de sus conocidos capitanes ,Villaamil,
Ventura, Bidaguren, ETC., las ventajas de los
precios tan modera1os como los dc cualqulera
otra. empresa.
Asi mismo ma dispuesto que cuando hagar
yiaje los emaleados civiles militares con sus
familias dentro de los puertos de esta lsla, Sc
les rebaje la tercera parte del valor de los pa
safes, segun tarifa !; y 81 ell ndmero de pasaje-
ros f1ese mucho Il ocurriese embarque de tro-
pa, en- estos vapores espanoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurando la mayor economic
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias, Sc
expediran billetes de pasaje de ida y vuelta con
rebaia de 80 p "a sobre los tipos de tarita, sen-
do validos hasta tres meses qespues de expe-
didos, servibles para cualquiera de los vapo-
res de la Empresa.
Puerto Rico, Mayo de, 1879. Los Agen-
tes. Iriarte, hernaG1ao de Caa'Gce1aG & Cos-Ma
rlna hta. IA jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
HIpoy !. Maxssela" oapitan TlllGmth
mx purnro-Rrce PoR E1SuR DEL ESANTo DoUNG'
srOun IL s1aulENTE IT1NERAR1o
RETO il N o
ATARlOH,
NnNET y, Dolz y Com

CONE!H 3. ,Delz, Gomp.-dzBARA.
Tiguez yOomp.-BARAooA. 4.
NUEvfvAa. .sree. Sges. 8. y 4. Ros Comp
0ucesorGs de SllTO D. Juan Pou.-MAYAGi1Ez. Don
AlayoY OomDa6ADIILA Sres Ameu, Julia O4-
HAMTO D0MIEfos. hiarte.z Hermano de Oaraeena
min BerneGH6MAs, Sres. Lamb Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

Lapices Faber mum. | al 5.
, Cuadernos de Adler para aprender &
escribir.
Collection completa de imagenes des-
de- ell tamailo mas pequeno para libros
de misa hasta folio mayor.
Cromos para albums.
Minas de repuesto para lapiceros.
Carteras de bolsillo con pizarras.
Papel de cartas de todas classes y ta-
mano.
Idem en- cajitas con sus sobres.
Sobres de todas classes.
Limria plumas dc pano con fguras
diferertes classes Y tamailos.
Mojadores para copieer cartas, dife"
rentes modelos.
Tinta negra, violeta y carmin para
escribir, en- potes, botellas y canecas.
Tinta para sellar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Cuadros al cr01o.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaba de re-
cibir un gran surtido de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litografcos, copias de los grandes maestros
de pintura, hechas con la misma perfection
que al 6leo, representando bellismos pal
sales, marinas, escenas de la familia, perso-
najes celehres, santos, al Papa reinante y a
Pho TX, flores, plantas, animales dom6sticos,
etc. Hay cuadros de todas classes propies pa
ra sala desde 33x2O pulgadas a 4x6 Y Sc ven.
den, desde cinco centayos pesos uro.
Hay tambien cromitos para escuelas 4 $3.50
elcisnta, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

Tari1a para dinero.

Intercolontal balo do $6ooo. pS
Iden mas de 5000. 00..................... pS
In&laIerra Francia. S De
Los Vapores Trasatlantlcos tocan On Plymouth.
Chebourg q Southampton. En- esta agencla SO ex-
piden paSajes directOs para Paris.
Sc expenden billetes de ida y vuelta para pasa-
jes lntercolonales Trasatlanticos por meses un
aho respactivamente con una rebala del 25 q. ..
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS. Toda fanila COM
puesta de mas personals cuyO paSa]e TraSatlant1-
GO componga el valor do cuatro pasales enteroS
'tiene derecho q la rebaja de una seXta Darte del
nontante del pasaje Entiendase Dor famiGa los pa
dres, h1]os criados. Esta reduction NO tlene lu-
gar cuande sc expidan pasales dc Ida vuelta.
Los ni1Oe menoS de amos. uno gratis. dc 8 la
euarta Darte, de II La M1Iad.
Los pasaleroS para Franca, cualQu1er parte dc
EurSpa puedon QuSdAr IL 0laS en- 1nXlat6rra 81 aSl
gustav vice versa los para lngaferra pueden QUE
Oar en- Franc1a. Los pasaleros Dor estos vaDores
tsudran e privegso de vlaar on el camno de hierro
entire Uherbourg. Paris Plymouth Londres. una
rebaia de 10 p1 los embarcadOS On este puerto
Esta prohibid0 y los paSal9ro6, 6nbarcando On
este puerto tonar b1lietes sno casa dc los ARen
teS en- san Juan to-tico, Sr8S. Lat1mer ": 81
pasale tornado bOrdo Dagara 10 pT DC recargo.
den obtensrse paSale5 Dor los vaperes dc esta Com
paia, nars. los sigu1enues puntos: Antigua. Barba
das, Belize, Oarragena, Colon. Curazao. D9m6raFa.
Dominica, Granada, Grey Town. JacEnSl Jamaica.
la Gaira Mart1ntca, Port-au- Prince. Puero Llm0n,
Savania, Saint Kits. santa Lucia. San Vleente 10
bago isia dc Trinidad.
So exigen ahora Dr6cl0s no6dicoS para los tr;sDor
tos de tabacO y cafe Europa.
Para pOrmenores sOpre pasajes. hstes demas. d.
riGirse q la Agencia de Ia ComDanIa.
La Gompanla asegura toda ciaSe de valores Qae
en- elective, meaies preciosos joyas SO enbarauen
On los vaporss dc Ia Inca con desrnO Eurepa san
Thomas Aabana, cualQuier 0tr0 DuntO de su ruta.
AventeS. L&G1m0r q CG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
LIegadas, SaIIdas,

Con este nuevo itinerario quedara esta Inca
aare sn Il 1G%sS s ypres 9 S ee
Intercolonial de Trinidad, Cardpano, Cumana,
Barcelona, (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba y Kingston.
Para mas informes dirigirse a
Ldtinler 6 Co., Agentes
San Juan, P. r., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

CAMERAS.
De plomo, zinc y lata, en- las composicio.
nes Ell 80 p% de rebaja; todo Sc hace barato,
muy barato, demasiado barato.
JUNO 5. Grea0riO LQqun0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
CarlruaioS.

De Gonzalez y Ramos, salen diariamente q
las dos de la tarde, para Rio piedras., Carolina
v Caguas: a las cuatro para CangrelQSy klo-
piedras, Aetados 4 todas horass
Gale de Ia Fortaleza nGme. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

1dem de marcar ropa, negra y de CO.
lor. ...-
Cortaplumas fnos ordinarios.
Brooches dc metal para sujetar pape-
les.
Cajas de matematicas.
Estuches de idem para bolsillo.
Cajas de colores de 12 y "a pastillas.
Plumas de acero en- cajas y medias
cajas. 49,.
Reglas cuadradas, redondas y oct6-
gonas de Is pulgadas largo.
Medallas para, premios plateadas y
doradas.
Libros de lujo para premios. Surti-
do complete do libros para escuelas.
Tinteros de todas classes y tamanos.
Complete surtido de articulos de es-
critoriO. .. ...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
VENTA DE MUEBLES.

Por ausentarse su duefio Sc venden casi
nuevos, y precios m6dicos, los della casa
calle de- San Francisco MIN. 80 entire ellos
% epcnsesptra ~ piano vertical b, II M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
AL Connercio.

Papel superior ingles para L. correspon.
dencia mercantil pliego grande, rayRdQ trds-
TIN q 20 rls. resma de $50 pliegos. i pu6a0
yenderse cortado en- medios pliegospaFa car.
tas sin cortesfa, las persOnas quo asf 10
prefieran Al ss5,
Tambien Sc han recibido en el aismosesta.
EN- blanco legitimos de Glasgow, libroa de -.
jas, cuentas corTientes. fndices, copiadOfee
etc. JB lsf s3S aaJs sffs IsgiH 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
A quiell interese.

y. Sc decea realizar un carruaje con cuatro
asientos de muy POGO uso. Informaran B.
Borras Hermanos. Fortaleza % esquina la
de la Cruz. u s.z@a hta. 80 jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02

1@ FNSQ1cS WGS0uGntteOS.
Deeste puerto Santander y St Nazaire,
II de, IL - de IL 81 de IL Entrepuente.
5000 al $l74 $3.50 800
III montante de pasajes de fletes es pagade-
ro en- oro americana 6 su equival ente en- none
ds N corriente con ell pS de aumento.
y CONCESIONES.
.expiden pasajes de ida vuelta en- los
yiaiesN Nintercolon oniales, valdos por dos. Eeses
con conn m Is p996 de rebaja, y los trasatl4nticos
ysliaas n "a doce meses con un 25 pS de re-
1.t,, tnda q, &c cuyo pasaje compute ell mon
tant a. ~ ,al, asaes de Camara Sc hara una
ieT.ssa T1s ni3og aS Y pS de aos gratis, de
10 cyorta S,,o .enoIe' II la mitad, de doce
- pSa 70 entero. Cuando una
q naiI;. suenores de amos,
g. 81 demas pagaran
srecio fiado
smujeres
1anlaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
RETORNO.

RETORNO.
Saliendo de Kingston el Is con Las escaias
.rriha mencionadas, legara este puerto Ell %,
rontinuando Ell mismo dia para Santh6mas, to-
nlando aoui los pasajeros y ietes para Ell vapor
arasatlantico que dicho hltimo punto Sc dirige
q Santander s St. Nazaire.
Precios de pGsejes i1ate'coloniales.
Primera. Entpte Puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Vicente SchWab,
SASTRE DE PARIS.
F0RTALEZA, FRENTE A LA. ZARAGOZA


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da onocdo del pdbco
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-02
Comp LIN d A
11VAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto Rico,
lu Vspare, de- esta lIuei son los !guIeDtes.
pespachandose uno elaS de cada mes en- Liver
Tipos 'reducidos de Fletes.


Despachandose uno ela5 de cada mes en- Liver
Doo. Tipos 'reducidos de Fletes.
Marcancias Sacos vacfos, PERU
6ieria Juguetes. Cuchilleria. i6o[.
Ouincaileria, alambre. .cobre. ho- Por tone
la de lata. clavos, tubos para -,
gas ferreteria. plntura, acel- laoa de peso
te iAfcia. jahon. v0lHe, papei, fb0l. u,
Fnliebles. ViverGs y1nos, llco- o m6u10a
res espirituosos. aguas m1ne-
.assinaria ilo teniendo pleas
netc necMa SSasem de dos toneladas de {50I. vRpor.
nese) Daias para a21car
foza vidrierfa. cerveza, c1m1ento 40T
ladrilloss abonos. ...........-J 80 49,.
Hierro calderos t0Gones. SOL 1on' oe pos0'
Arroz. has4 200o sts sacoe, vSanco sa paea s Tdam
nal................y.........
Ts,in con capa de 81, siendo pagadero en- Liver
,,r,oii & AZ I0% siendO pagaderO On Puerto Rico.
a. fietes pagar en- Puerto Rico Sc coDraran al
nami0 cOrriente de Gres en- las fechas de las uega-
No "a frmara conoctmiento per menos de 30.1O6.
as niezas bultos de maQuinarta que pasen dc
dos toneladas de peso. otras mercanclas no men
Sionadas arriba, fete conventional.
Sohre emLarQHes, por un solo vapor de no menos
cra ion toneladas para un solo Cons1gnatar1o, Se
.SSono IN capA pagand0S0 nere GA LlV6rpoOl Ia
aptrooa de los cOno ocim1enC0S.
Para pormenorss. dirigirse
en- dysrgoq alos sres TTafiner Thiits T9E1an e. &c.
- P Pmce. Tce Pastor MARQUEE & Co.
MSvooiiaz Borda Co.
X@xxadiila. Amell, Julia b Go.
Hnmaeao 80. Noya = aokn~nue0.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10

Over the deep sea love came h,iagi
over the salt sel love heg sighting.
Alas. q Love- for my journeying wings
Through furbd light aud sonnd OF tnunder.
When one wave LIFTS aud falls under.
Love flew bird nies straight for vi.
springs.
Love reached the northland. and found his own
With bundLg ROSES. ana roses blown.
And wonderful lilies. he W. We th-ir wreath
His voice WAS sweet a. a tune that wells.
Gathers and thunders and throbs aud swells.
And fails al lapses in rapturous death.
ais hands divided the tangled boughs
They sat and loved in "a moist greenhouse.
With bird-songs and sunbesIns faltering throug h
One note OF wind 10 ach least light Leaf:
o Love. tho.e days they sweet but brief
Sweet as the rose is, and fleet as the dew.
Over the deep sea death came flying:
Over the salt death flew signing,
Love heard from afar the rush OF his wings,
Felt the blast of them over the sea-
And turned his face where the shadows be.
And wept for a sound of Disastrous things.
Death reached the northand, and claimed his own;
With pale sweet flowers by wet winds blown
He woye for the forehead of one wreath
His voice was sad as the wind that signs
Through cypress-trees under rainy skies
When the dead leaves drift on the paths beneath
His hands divided the tangled boughs
One love he bore to dark deep house,
Where never bridegroom may clasp his bride
place OF silence of dust and sleep;
What vigil there shall the loved one keep,
Or what cry of longing the lips divide:
Philip Bourke Na,ston IN Harper's Magazine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10

III I lived they would hang me,
suppose" said Jennings with q grim
huuor. He had bfawl with a man
in gambling hell and killed him, receiv-
ing in return a pistol-shot through the
lungs.
Have you pen and some paper"
he asked.
The materials were furnished him,
and, after writing few lines, he sealed
the envelope and inscribed upon it,
Miss Linton, No. 80 Golden Terrace. /"
This man with all his faults was a
stole, and his vitality and grit were re-
markable.
How far is the distance? he said.
In fifteen minutes your letter will
have reached its destination" respond
ed the attendant.
THANK you-give me some liquor.
must zee her before CO."
Frances arrived in due time, and as
she beheld him lying upon the cot the
memory of her dead love crept into her
heart, and throwing herself at his bed
side she cried:
oh, Philip, I am so sorry"
$50 you really pity me, Frances.
Well, this is heaping Goals of fire upon
an enemy's head. Why don't YOU hate
me? deserve it more than your sympa-
thy"
Il hated you bitterly yesterday, but
that has passed. ~
Frances, l want your forgiveness" he
whispered as he was growing gradually
weaker. II have caused you great
deal of trouble and disgrace, and my
death will be but slight expiration for
it, Marry the man you love, and may
your new life be happier than the old
one."
She was praying silently for him.
He observed it and gasped painfully:
Farewell, Frances.
A torrent of blood gushed from his
mouth, and, giving her one last look,
his features contracted and his limbs
grew rigid. Philip Jennings soul had
gone before the great Tribunal and
Frances Linton was widow.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10
A Beehive In an Attic Room.

Mr.. James Emerson, resident on
the Mutt road, some four miles south of
Manchester, has a swarm of bees which
has been in his house forty years. Hav-
ing no use for one of the attic rooms
in his two-story house, he took the hive
of bees and placed it there, boring
holes through the side of the building
facing the hive, so that the bees might
go in and out. During all these years
Mr.. Emerson has used the honey freely
and the bees have built comb on
either side of the hive two feet in
thickness and several feet in height.
The comb next to the hive is filed with
honey, while there is nothing in that on
the other side.-Concord (N. H. Mon
itOr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10
CHAPTER ".


A seedily- dressed and dissipated.
looking man assembled the steps of Mai
Unions residence.
This must be the house," he NUT.
tered, as he pulled the bell.
Is your mistress in ?" he inquired oil
the servant girl, and, receiving reply
in the Affirmative, he brushed past her
and entered the parlor in rude and
unannounced fashion.
Frances arose Indignantly, and as she
turned face to face with the intruder
she uttered as harp, low cry of pain, and,
clutching chair for support, she
gasped:
MY Godl does the grave give up it's
dead?"
well, my lady, how are your" said
the stranger, throwing himself into a
seat and crossing his legs in q more
methcdical than graceful style. Sur
prised to see me, dare say"
What evil spirit sends you here,
Philip Jennings?"
"That's nice welcome for a man to
receive from his wife. Why don't you
rush into my arms and smother me with
caresses? It was only by the merest
chance in the world / discovered your
whereabouts. / arrived here q week
ago from-well, it doesn't matter where
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10
CHAPTER III.


The dramatic season was over, and
the players, like birds of passage, had
flown in all directions. Miss Linton
was summering at the seaside, and, as
chance or fate would have it, Maurice
CORTLAND was endeavoring to while
away the fleeing hours at the same
place. AS he was writing his name with
his cane upon the white, wet sand he
beheld the figure of lady approaching
him.
This is rare stroke of luck" he
exclaimed mentally, as he recognized
the face of Miss Linton. 81 am de-
lighted to see YOU"
:" Thank you," she replied. ut is a
pleasure to meet somebody down here"
What fortunate star drifted you
here?"
Say, rather, unfortunate star, who
closed the theater two weeks in advance
OF the ending of the season."
How do You like this place."
It's nice, although sometimes the
hours drag"
My own case, exactly. / had serious
thoughts of going elsewhere, but 1 have
now changed my mind"
= don't blame you il this is all the
pleasure you have"
And the young lady's gaze wandered
upon the name in the sand.
You are too sarcastic, Miss Linton.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10

PEDEsTRIANIsM in Berlin took this
form. A young man made a bet that
he would run on all fours from Konies-
thor to Weissensee, distance of two or
three miles, and won, in a heavy rain,
in two hours.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-10
KISS ME- SWEET.

Put your arms around me, darling
Little arms so dinipled, far
lit your little face 50 charming
FIR. med in rings otgolden hair'
Kiss me sweet. my precious treasure,
Look love from your eyes so true
tolen rays they are, of azure,
Mis- of heavens own cloudless blue.
berry lips. that oft caress me,
Give me- one sweet kiss Tonight
on are all on earth that's LETT me,
Do not loves own prayer siight'
Only lust two years. my darling,
since with folded wings youcame;
Years thought would be so charming,
But instead were full of pain
ca, and utter desolation.
Save for you, my fair-haired boy
i've me, then, in saiutation.
Kisses sweet, without alloy.
on will never know. my dear Que,
How that mild September day
eft my heart so sad and lonesome,
AS winged angels bore away,
Far beyond our earthly vision,
Far up throush the ether blue,
Took to bnSk in fields elysian,
Papa's spirit, tried aud trle.
But, my darling, he was ready,
Waiting for the summons, too
Oft he said, in voice unsteady,
"Why dost bind me so to you?
ont I long TO be with Jesus,
Free from earthly care and pain.
And you know, il Him il pleases,
Very soon Wen meet again."
he angels ope'd the gateway,
early gates. with bars of gold.
Aud in arms of love they straightway
Bore him to the heavenly fold.
Mss me, then, my baby treasure;
Drive the sadness from my brow:
Give me always without measure,
Love signs just as you do now.
And when the baby love's outgrown,
And you're a strong and sturdy youth.
Or later yet. bronze-faced MAJ.
o. love me still. in very truth.
ADIsoN, CT.
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BLoNDIN, now 55 years of age, gave a
at Vienna recently.
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FRANCES LINTON WIDOW.
There is no hope, you say?"
Not the faintest, sir" replied the
physician. You will be dead in an
hour
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CHAPTER III

FRANCFs LINTON AT HOME
Frances Linton was an exceedingly
beautiful woman. Her age was probably
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than in whisky, shows, fine clothes, or
any mere matter of style or luxury.
1t is est MATED that the annual whole.
sale cost Of the whisky brought into
Missoula county is $4,000. More
newspaper and less whisky would mani
festly be better for the people. Catch-
penny shows push out to where the un :,
tutored Imagination is supposed to be
amused with tr. r.f1es 1t is a mortifying Q
admission that there is more spent for
shows in this country yearly than would
be required to support a first.c class news
paper. The man who can raise monc
enough to take his wife, children and
dogs to such a show, and cannot find
money enough to take a newspaper, is
not fit for citizenship. The business
man who seeks alone to advertise his
business with costly edifices, and expen
sive signs, showcases and polished
counters, and neglects the newspaper
which is striving to develop the rescur.
ces OF country and induce settlement
is not fully alive to his own inter st.