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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-10-23
PROBATE COURT

Regular terms ofthe Probate Court for Nor
rison County. will be held atthe Court House,
on the first Monday Of each month";: The
Judge of Probate will be at the Court House
every Monday, and so long thereafter as may
be necessary to transact the business OF his
Office.
I will also draw deeds, mortgages. bonds,
de-, &c. And T will mako specially Of
tran sacting any kind Of business for my Ger
man fellow-citizens who are unable to express
themselves in English.
PETER NEWMAN, Judge Of Probate.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
AViso importante.
Gnpresa de vapores correw de las AntllaS
De D. RAMON HERRERA, HABANA.

Deseosa esta empresa de contribuir al ma
yor movimiento mercantil de esta 1sla, y por
consigulente su mejor bienestar econ6mico,
ha dispuesto que sus conocidos y acredltados
vapores "Marsella, "Alicante, " ''Nuevo
Moctezuma" '.Manuela, " recalen a la venida
ida a la Habana, ademas de los pnertos de
Aguadilla Mayaguez en- Ponce, proporcio-
nando a los senores pasajeros que queran
anrovechar esta oportunidad, sobre el buen
trato de SIS conocidos capitanes Villaamll,
Ventura, BidagGren, etc., las Ventajas, de los
precios tan moderadoS como los de cuaiqulera
otra empresa
Asi mlsmo ma dispuesto que cua2do hagen
viaie los EN- leados civiles y militares con sus
familias dentro de los puertos de esta lsla, ne
les rebale la tercera parte del valor de los pa
saies segun tarifa y 81 ell ndmero de pasaje-
ros fuese mucho Il ocurriese embarque de tro-
pa en- estos vapores espanoles, Sc haran con-
tratos especiales procurando la mayor et onomla
Ademas en- las respectivas Agencias, Sc
expediran biletes de pasaje de ida vueIta con
rebaia de 80 p % sobre los tipos de tarlfa, slen-
do yaIidos hasta tres meses despues de expe-
didos, servibles para cualquiera de los vapo-
res de la Empresa.
Puerto-Rco, Mayo de 1879.-Los Agen-
te o, h.iarte, hcrn,01ao de CarocenG d Ca-Ma
rim a hta. IA jul
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LIBlOS Dc 2EX9O PAlA las ISCBELlS

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN hay de venta los
siguientes: '~
Libro de los Niios por Martinez de la Rosa,
Juanito por Torrente, Fabulas de Samaniego,
Historic Sagrada por Fleury, Nociones de Go
mercio por Canseco, Guia del ArtesaHo po.
Paluzie, Geometria por Vallin, Agrimensur4
por Verdejo, Geografia por Paluzie, Historic
de Espafia por 1bo Alfaro, Historic Natura
Dor Garcia de los Santos, Aritm6tica por Teja-
da, Fabulas dc Esopo, 5amaniego Irierte, Ju-
guetes Y travesui as, Flores del cielo, Los nihoS
de la Biblia, Cuentos pintorescos, Sendero de
la yirtud, Biografia infantil, Cuentos &c Iiadas,
Comedia infsntil, EScuela primaria, Programa
de Geografa, id. de Religion moral, id. de
In6ustria Y comercio, III. de Agriculture, id
de Granatica castellana, id. de GeOmetrfa, ID
de Fisica Quimca, i'd dc Historia Natural, ID
de Historic Universal, E. monitor de los nlnos
de los nilos, Ell amigo de los ninos por Saba
tier, Aritmetica por Vallin, Historic de Espa
Ge pcr Fernandez, Principles de Afitmetica POI
Barneri, 1Aritmetica por Delgado, Gramatlcs
Dor fernando, CatecsmO por Ripalda, Carti
ilas agrarias, Prontuario de Ortogratia por Ii
Academia, Tratado de urbanidad para ninas
id. i'd para ninos, Primer libro de lectura, 1ns
truccion primaria por Rueda, Lecciones dc
Mundo por Guerrero, Ell pensil de la nifez, La
mitoogia, Ell sagrado corazon, Epitome de Is
Gramatica, Metodo de lectura por Flores, La
fe de la infancia, Gramatica por Vallin.
OTRos EFECTOs.
Medallas para premios, Billetes para pre-.
mios al cromo, Gran diploma de honor, Diplo
mas al cromo, Mesa revueta en- negro, id. do
radas, Doseles para imagenes, Collection de car.
teles, i'd. id de n1mero, Plumas de ave y acero,
Papel de Iturzaeta, Libro de matricula y ella
siicacion, id. de asistencia diaria, Tablero con
tadpres para n1meros .enteros, id. id. para
quebrados, Crucihjos Mapa-Mundi, Mapas de
.Espaha, Estampas relgiosas, Cuadros del siste
ma metrico-decimal, iluminados, Botellitat
graslla, Retratos Dc 8 N, Alfonso XII.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
TEXAS net&icas.

Sc acaba de perfeccionar Y Ofrecen al publ
co en- los Estados-Unidos, una RHeva tejA
metalica, que no dudamos tendra tan buena
accgida en- esta isla como ha tenido en- aquel
pals y EN- los demas de la America latina, pues
viene llenar una yerdadera necesidad, sobre
tOdo ell los paises, donde como sucede aquf
abuhdan las lluyias en- Ia mayor parte del afo.
En- los anunci0s que publican los fabricantes
de estas TEXAS, hay disenos que Ia simple vis-
ta demuestran la senciliez efcacia de esta
nueva invencion. Cualquier operario de me-
diana inteligencia puede colocarlas, pues sd
fUrma lie ensenara claramente como ha de ha-
cerl0
Una de las graIdes ventajas de este articul0
para la exportacion y conducciones terrestres,
es que su peso relative al de hierrO galvaniza.
do zinc, es mucho menOs Y que Sc eneuentra
colocado en- pequenaS cajas faciles de manejar.
Otra de las venta jas no m6nOs importantes,
son las siguientes: no sc rajan nj quiebran,
como Sucede con las piZarraS eSpecialment0
81 liueve mocho, cuandO estan calientes, ell te-
chO es mas compactO, por c0nSiguiente hay
menos oportundad para que penetre el aqua:
Sc evitan las goteras pOr su especial cOlocaciOn
ly como no Sc usa SOldadura nj clayazOn
exterior de ninguna especie, no hay Ia cons.
tetan necesdad de reparar los techos como Su.
cede con los de zinc hero galvanizado, Y f.
nalmente su tamanO pequenO undo la COM
binacion que tienen las planchas para uhirse
entire ST, 10 hacen faerte Y resistente los tenn
porales, con mas efcacia aun que ell mismo te-
manila.
Los Sres Jose Levi & Sons de Santh6mas.
agentes generates de los fabricantes, con facul.
tad de nombrar Sub-agentes en- esta isa, han
deslgnado los que suscriben: al efecto Sc en-
| cuentran las mucstras de dlchas tejas, que q la
simple vista demuestran la sencillez efcacia
de esta nueva invencion, repreSentando una
pequena seccion de techos hecha con elias dc
nuestra sucursal de la capital Sres Rivera
;omp., San Justo 10, y en- este pueblo calIe
del Comercio
Ba,amon, 7. R., Abril rs de 1873. -Espino-
| sa, Rodriguez Comp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
LLOYD HELVECI0.
COMPAn!A De SEGDROS MARITIMOS De WINTERTHUR

gel Lloyd Francois.
Z, seosa esta empresa de nducir al Conner
clio de esta isla, a adoptar la maxima saba de
asegurar siempre y todos sus emharques, la
compania esta dispuesta e conceder las condi-
clones mas favorables a tipos muy m6dcos.
Las agencas de la compafia en- esta isla estan
aut0rizadas para tomar toda clase de ricsgOs
malitimos Sc hallan en- la posicion de poder
competir en- todos conceptos con las bOlsas de
Segaros lie afuera proporcionando las mismas
ventajas.
Para mas pornenores dirigirse los agentes
,Sres. Schulze y Comp, Mayagtez.-Silva Fe-
rrer y Comp, Aguadila.- d. F. E. Muller,
Ponce, a MuUenhof q Korber, aaentes ge-
ner les, San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Pasqjes t'Gsatlantieos.
De este puerto Santander st. Nazaire,
1sde Il q de IL 80 de La Entrepuente
5000 $l74 $3.50 800
Llmontante de pasajes de fletes es pagade-
ro en- orc americana su equival ente en- none
ia corriente con ell 5 p9S de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida vuelta en- los
Wales intercoloniales, validos por dos rGeses y
con un Is p% de rebaja, en- los trasatl4nticos
valilos por doce meses con un 20 p% de re-
baja. =.
tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de l5p%
Ia cnarta parte, de 8 II lamitad, y de doce
cumplidos pagaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
famiIia tenga varios nihos memories de amos,
sdo uno de ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
os criados varones pagaran Ell preclo hlado
na.a los pasajes de entire puente, y las mueres
los dos tercios del pasaje tomadas pof sus amas.
Para mas detalles, dirigirse q
LATAER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
QoB1nEuTscBE.

Capital de garantta 40 900, 900 mark.

Capital de garantta DO. 600, 900 mark.
La compaiifa ha aumentado tiltimamente su
capital considerablemente y extendido la este
ra de sus negocios.
|, Los tipos de premios tanto sobre ediliciOs
como muebles t0(la clase de mercancias son
tan bajos que nadie deberfa dejar de asegurar
sus nropiedades lnica subsistenca de su f;1mi-
liza en- tantos cases.
Lamamos muy en- particular Ia atencion de
los senores tutores ADMINISTRATORS de fi,cas
casas de ausertes, etc, etc. sobre el asunto
Para mas infornes dirigirse a los agentes
Sres Silva. Comp, AguatiIla.-D. R, Gum
bes, Mayagjez. b F. G. Muller, Ponne-D
H. Ritter, Faiardo, 8 Mullenhof y KorJer,
agentes generates San Juan de Pto. Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
Sc II EG A l. A.

Un magniaco coche de dos s asientos d ,. e1te, 3
ramente nueVo con un cao4so ue 49,; .eioo ~, uo
bonito color o H6i buenas l formas; con magnid.
co paso para silla. Sc venden asf' mismo
los arneses correspondence. Por tenerse
que ausentar su dueflo SO realiza TODD muy
barato. En- Ia cochera de la salida de Puer.
to de TERRA de D. Andres calyo pueden yer-
se el eochey J caball9. R,19I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Con este nueVo itinerario Quedara esta Inca
en- conexion en- s. Thomas los dias 4 y rs con la
Inca de St Nazaire y los vapores que hacen el
Barceona (Vs) Jackmel, Puerto Principe,
Santiago de Cuba Kingston.
Para mas informes dingirse a
Ldtinaer d Co., Agentes.
San Juan, P. R., mayo de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
CarruaJ0S.

De Gonzalez Ramos, saien diariamente9 a
las dos de la tarde, para Rio pledrass, CaroIina
Y Cagaas: a las cuatrO para Cangrelosy Rlo-'
piedras, AetadOs a todas horas
Gale de Ia Fortaleza ndne, %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
Plumas magicas F..
0 QUE ESCR1BEN SIN TINTA

A consecuencia de la gran aceptacion que
han teIido las que Sc han eXpendido en- la
imprenta del BoLErIN las cuales escriben le-
ira negra violeta, Sc ha hecho un pedido
surtido que Sc ACADIA de recibir por ell vapor
ingles. Sc venden a Is cts. una y IL rs. do
Cena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
SALIDAS.

RETORNO.
saliendo de Kingston ell Is con Las escalas
arr;ba mencionadas, llegara este puerto Ell ~;
continuando elmismo dla para santhomas, to, TO-
mando aq los dso mo ees pShto a Sc drge de
a Santander 6 ST. Nazaire.
PIecios de pasejes irtercolonia1es.
Primera. Entpte Puentf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
Para oScualas.

En- la inprenta del BoLErIN hay. constante-
mente un gran surtido de libros de texto de.
mas efectos para escuelas Ell Catecisnao his
N,'ico I1storia Sagrada, de Fleury Sc vende
desde hoy 10 cts. ejemplar y a un peso Ia do.
neca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
ConDa6ia General TraSadantica

DE VAfVhE0 VV00GV1 G@S01 o0oA1S'
(Lf,,ea; de St. NazaiTe q Sa1atGnder).
FL dia 81 de cada mes saldra de st. Nazaire
o escala en- Santander y Tenerife con destino
San Thomas uno de los mejoIes vapores de la
Sompafia Con llegando a este ultimo puerto Ell 6,
continuando su ruta hosta Vera Cruz
la Compania acaba de establecer un servi
clio intercolonial con ell siguiente
ITINERARIO.
c.rrnla LLEGADAS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

90 ,,ats q ,,,ts...r Oh rueIto- Rico cobraran al
bie corriente Dis Giros en- las techas de las uega-
das de los vapores. ,;on+o ,,ar ,o6noe do En- 1ors
70 Tos Meas & bultos de maqulnaria que pasen de
dos t"neladas de peso q otras mercanclas no men
cionadas arriba, hete convenclonal.
bro ananaTnues por un solo vappr de no m6nos
OUUAH 1no Hfoneiadas nara un solo COnsignatario 50
9H,ra que rvc 10 cana pagandose fete Liverpool la
onfreoa de los conocim1ehtos.
,rnool 4 los Sres White Forman l. Co,
Oh dlTUn Tna% I Latmer d Go
2. Woa To Pastor MARQUEE Il Co.
SU SSSnro1ns1 Borda d Co.
16@yyoo66iiIa AmelI, lula Co,
1suc1aa.1''' Nova d Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

& Somos dichOsos al senalar los exceien-
tes resultadoS que constantemente alcan-
iodado como regenerador de la sangre,
en- ciertas afeccioneS que proceden dc una
acrimonia cualquiera de ella, cuando eli TO-
duro de potasio, la esencia de Zar2aparrilla,
el aceite de higadO de bacalao y otros mll-
chos depurativos en- bOga eran ninsuficientes
. no podian ser soportados por algun es-
tonnage muy delicado.~
DrA. FAVRoT,
Auter del T-0tado de las intermediates
de las naujeres y de las ofecciones carcerosas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

fechas de salidas seran siempre
tia 16. por consiguiente On to-
-anciona en- la ante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

CANERIAS
De plomo, zinc y lata, y en- las composicie.
nes el 80 p9o dc rebaja; todo Sc hace barato,
muy barato, demasiado barato.
Jnnio 5. Gregorio Ldg4nG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

II lV1 UO11B6tS VI esko7V
IA antes..
iENsUAL.
b.
SAL1DA, Precios lie
X los pasajes
d, Dia, Hora. de II CANA
- - ra On me.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

-puuncv =. al
DO esta hnea US ,apo----- el
que empezara regir Ell corriente rnoe-o0a ell
vapor GUADELOUPE,- 800 toneladas.
lngadas, Saidas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24
Or CUESNARD

Antique inferno de los Hospitales de Paris,
MedicO en- Nueva-0rleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-24

Primera. Entpte, Puente
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10
A Glimpse at Jennie Lind,

And before 1 quit the theme OF song and OF
singers, let me mention glimpse that caught
before leaving London OF one of the celebrities
OF the past. On leaving the home of Nine. AL
bani crossed the street to look at the dwelling
of Jenny Lind. The house stands back from the
street, and garden that must In summer be a
very bouquet OF flowers and verdure extends
I'm front or IL. bust Of the great singer, life
size and in marble, stands ID the large bay Win
1o 1s t ma onss the garden And besides the
and white cashmere shawl, engaged In partak-
ing Of the afternoon cup OF tea that forms SO
prominent feature In English social life She
was talking to some one In the room and as
she turned TO the window / saw again the face
that had last looked upon. crowned with roses
and lighted with inspiration, on the stage of
Trfpler Hall, tWenty-eight long years ago.
Under the d1shgurtDg cap, the fair hair, now
plenufully stIeaked with gray, was seen rolled
back In precisely the same fashion as that
which set all the girls In America to twisting
back their tresses In those bygone years. In
other respects Jenny Lind has greatly changed
Few could have recognized In the pale, worn
lineaments of the elderly lady the well nigh an
gelic countenance OF the greatest singer Of our
day and generation. 1 permitted myself but
one glance, not wishing to violate even by
look the sanctity OF that tranquil home. | am
herself, Is very eccentric and peculiar. She still
interests herself In music, being the leader OF
the Bach Choir. private association, to which
some OF Inc nrst ladies In London belong; and so
severe Is she In her requirements, and so strict
In demanding their fulflment, that her high
Doin pupiS are 0Iten tempted to rebel. Her
eldest daughter had an extremely pleasing
voice. and Il Is said that Jenny Lind for a time
cherished the hope of seeing her own artistic
glories revived In the person Of her child Bnt
unfortunately, the young lady had neither in,
her1ted her mothers genius nor her ardent
passion for art. She was indolent and would
not study, so that hope Is at an end. Probably
It Is as well. From all that could hear it an
peaTed that her voice was In nOwiSe one Of ex-
cepttonal power or beauty. And to have been
the daughter of Jenny Lind and to achieve only
moderate WOuld a t,vy
no means enviable.-[ Paris Correspondence of the
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10
The Water Supply.

scriberS in the northwestern part of the city as
to the cause Of the short supply of Potomac
water Of late?
During the past two or three weeks, the sup
ply has at all times been very meager, and a.
times, particularly at night and early morning.
when PEOPLE most need good supply for BATH
ing and household purposes, there is not suffi-
boilers. For a time, after the stand pipe was
completed, we had an abundance of water; but
Of late our supply has been growing beautiful
~ less, and has now reached a point which,
unless remedied, indicates speedy drought.
Respectfully yours, il. B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The Philadelphia Ice Trade Journal has an
article on IRREGULARITIES of Pond Ice," which
has the following observations of interest both
to the trade and the general public:
There 1s more air, as In fact other foreign in
gradients, In still ponds than In running
streams, and under sharp cold more OF It
that In severe weather, when the freezing is
more rapid, the successive planes will be more
olstinst than when IT Is slow; and that, under
stun on the surface and the weather variable.
the streakS VIII run into each other, making It
0lmcult 10 distinguish them. 1t is well known
amply borne out by dealers In natural ice. that
Ice made at moderate temperature saw fifteen
degrees to twenty five degrees Fahrenheit, lis
clearer than when the thermometer Is at zero
The machine men, alert to this tact, usually
regulate the temperature, which they can read
Of course, are compelled to take the weather as
It comes. The competition between natural
and artificial Ice has not yet reached q point
Walc1 gives this subject SUFFICIENT Importance
out should inventors realize even half their
hopes the natural ice dealers win fnd it to their
interest 10 meet 1t by more care In the selec-
ton OF their ice fields than they are now wont
the Ice dealer viii be as-chOice In this respect
as the farmer Is In the soils best adapted to his
various crops: and the chemistry Of ice will be
as popular and important a study as that OF ag-
riculture now is among the more enlIghtene1
GlleTs of the soil
And here 1t may be proper to remark that ice
OF very deep blue color, so much admired by
consumers and the trade, surpasses in hard.
ness weight and compactness all the various
grades OF grey and Opaque ice; and from what
we have said here and elsewhere it viii be
inferred that this quality is due to the expul-
SION OF foreign air from the water by motion
and gradual steady freezing. Holding no for
eign admixture In suspension, the ice acquires
the beautiful azure color of air and water
combined. and except when exnOsed IN tha III
rect heat and light rays OF the sun will require
longer time for fusion by radiant heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

"a In digging cellar at st. Paul, Mimi.
the workMen unearthed q solid silver chalicn
and salyer OF 1ne workmanship, and they are
thought TO be part OF communion service
taken from Father Hennepin In 1880.
n Says the Iowa city Press: The cultivation
OF wolves is profitable You don't catch a scaIp-
hunter killing an old wolf. He makes the ac-
quaintanoe Of that Old one, finds its burrOW.
Ano 10 the spring, when it has litter OF twelve
Mneips, Kills ten OF them, and saves pair for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

q fair amount of common school training. Shall
we keep on boasting about an educational sys.
tenn that sends its subjects out into the world
utterly unprepared to apply or even to learn
those great economic laws that under lie human
society and which never can be changed? With
out proper understanding OF the principles
upon which our social and Industrial OrganiZa-
ton rests the ballot In the hands Of an elector
is liable to become an explosive and dangerous
missile, bringing destruction upon himself aud
all those about him. B. F. G..
About Buying Papers ON the Cars.
Editor Star:-May ask the president OF the
Washington and Georgetown railroad company,
through your paper, II conductor of the car
on that line Is authorized to deny newsboy
admittance to the car when called in by pas
senger to be supplied with a morning or even
Ing paper, as the case may be. Would the pres
ident please answer through this column, as 1t
would enable passengers to know what their
chances may be in getting newspaper on the
street car. WORKINGMAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

<GEoRGETowN, D. c., May I, 1s79.-Editor Star:
A great many inquiries have been made by a
number Of the depositor5 OF the Freedmans
another dividend. 1t is a long time since they
have paid out one and something should be done
to enable many OF the poor depositors to receive
by this time another per cent of their hard
tlon on the subject through your valuable paper
it would enlighten many OF the depostorS to
know what Is being done. With all the collec-
tions taken In by the managers Of the bank
they should certainly be able to pay dividend
by this time JUSTICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

Charles Freeman's murder OF his little daugh-
ter, EDITH, must have chilling effect upon the
Massachusetts,. The sect is strong in that state
and In New Hampshire, and has been growing
steadily stronger for several years. In almost
the circle OF believers is large enough TO main
tain house OF worship, and in sparsely- settled
farming districts meetings are held on Sunday
ings. The annual camp-meetings at wolfbo-
rough, N H.. and Springfield, Mass, are largely
attended and for two weeks the groves where
sees c beT AND the fer
ready the sect Is strong enough TO boast OF o
schiSm- A few years ago some OF the more
ried with repeated disappointment. and fore
seeing that the faith would be irreparably
damaged II they went on prophesyfng the
coming OF Christ at fixed times, In spite OF HIS
failure 10 honor and fulfill their prophesy.
withdrew and established q ''new SCHOOL,
They diner from the -'old school, ia content-
ing themselves with predicting .the personal
date for the epiphany, and In other forms and
shades OF belief scarcely comprehensive to an
outsider. Even when explained with such clear
ness as they are susceptible Of there is little In
ventists 10 attract a healthy and well Organized
MIND. The fact remains, however, that some
mighty Intelligent and respectable men profess
tnat faith. Freeman's mind was undoubtedly
acted Oh by what social scientists can environ
ment. The Inhabitants OF southeastern Massa-
chusetts ana Cape Cod are q class by Them
selves, unlike the citizens OF any other
section OF the commonwealth. Dwelling
y hard, unfertfle, unbleSsed corner
OF creation, half sand, half marsh, swept
ing little bloom or verdure under the sum
rier sun. these people have all the tough ana
why qualities OF the yankee" without hIa
genial and generous side. Their religion takee
It's colorrrom their gloomy surroundings, ana
faiths that broaden elsewhere contract them
until all heart and tolerance and human symnA-
thy are squeezed out OF them. IL was aunid
similar surroundings 200 years ago that TIE
fury raged.-IN. Y. Tinscs