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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02
Vol UME Xxx.
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The Washington correspondent II thc
Sss'lty Helyif writes as follows concern
ing the next mistress u The White Housc
I II matter q eoagrasalatioa that
WOMAN Who has ls,cn all her life aud IN
every sense lady Is to preside Cor the
beat lour years over The executive mansion.
Quietly, bat vith The tfacst kiudliess, has
Mrs Garfield presided over her modest
huuse at the corner oi Thriicth aud
streets IN this city daring the years siuee
Gen Garfield purchased IL In Il she hss
entertained, often in the simplest style,
but ever with oldfashioned. ,Ne hearted
hospitality, all ot Wit. Wisdom. bceuty,
that Washington bas hal 1uring the
years she has been here She is an av.
eomplishcd hostess, as well As an accom-.
pliShed woman they 70 two very different
things Living as the Garfclds have had
TO live, in the most economical way. doing
without elegant clothes, hne furniture.
sumptnous food. good, new and arc old
books. doarer than all else 20 them they
have contributed moro TO make Washing
ton life pleasant aud profitable than many
other families who have supplemented less
taste and culture with more money Mrs
Garheld's receptions have been the largest
ever held by the wife Of mere represen.
tatiye, They have far surpassed those oi
moro ambitious senators wives, and have
approrimated those Of the ladies Of the
supreme court and cabinet families in size
merely In attractions they have stood
abreast OF any Of them This simply bo.
cause Mrs Garfield is sweet tempered,
cultured, refined woman, in whose smile
il isa pleasure 10 bask When We con.
slider that without allowing her manifold
cares 20 interfere with the performance Of
her social duties, she has managed hor
aloue and personally con.
Quoted the training Of her boys for college,
can conceive her superiority, with all her
social success, TO a mere "society leader
Gen. Garfield is president Of our literary
society, and during the past year ii has
met at his house II was moro pleasantly
there than il had ever been
before. Mrs, Garfield oxerted even her
latent social powers that night, aud il was
difficult for her guests to break away from
her delightful parlors Tho latter. e,,iye
nous, WERE and are, furnished in the style
Of Noah. That makes no difference, of
course, although the contrast between
them and those. which some Of the guests
had left ut home was marked There was
something really pathetic TO ms IN tho in.
formation telegraphed from Cleveland that
len. and Mrs. Garfield were purchasing
furniture and sealskin saeque However,
hey can afford TO crafty their taste for
our years now, and forget the pinehed
,ast. What We here rejoice in IL that.
When Mrs. Hayes steps,out and Mrs. Gar.
ield stops into the White House on the
th Of March next. there will be no abrupt
urning in the course Of the presidential,
n rather Mrs presidential, social customs
nd DEGREES. 1t is needless TO say that
irs. Hayes will he missed She will be
missed by many OF whom the world knows
othing, wants to know nothing. the naked
ungry, sick and in prison, unto whose
'ants she has ministered "all so silently.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02
THE wEATnEH FIEsDs.

cold Piob' was the founder of the
weather business, aud a very reputable
business he made OF il. We had weather
and weather prophets before his time, but
he was the first TO advertise il, the first
dealer who did business in futures, tax.
ing contracts to be delivered ahead lie
was modest and honest The weather
which went upon the market with his
trade mark was never warranted for moro
than three days. and il t failed 10 come
up TO the standard he always frankly con,
fessed the fact and sent new lot, ior the
old man was prudent as well as honest aud
never sold himself short II you only
waited long enough you always got all
you wanted at his shop But in this as IN
all other lines OF trade success has brought
competition, aud We have now at least half
dozen operators located at the great
weather centers, and ready upon the
slightest pfoyocation TO let loose storms.
hurricanes, blistering heat and terrible
cold to run riot through the world.
The boldest Of these are Prof Tice of
st Louis and Prof yennor Of Montreal
who despise the small ways and wares o.
cold Prob, and no business ia hurricanes
and other meteorological conyulsona. They
leave the commonplace weather Of to-day
and tomorrow to the ordinary prophets,
while they throw their graphing hooks
far into the future aud yank out tempeAts
and foods large enough and furious
enough TO depopalate the country 10 no
time. These fellows began business last
year, and though there is no record of the
number Of persons they frightened to
death with their prophecies Of intense cold
and terrific lightning aud other manifesto
tons Of the irenzied elemants, wo
have no doubt oi their great guilt in this
direction and nov they are At Il again.
Prof Tice declares that No have entered
upon a period Of weather pertubations. .ths
worst u which we shall not See nhtil next
fall, aud that we are 10 score up ~ the eli
max through immense SHOWS aud extreme
cold aeather this winter, disastrous fresh
eis next spring, and tinndemtorma uhieh
uill make terrible racket neKt simmer
Prof Yennor isn't much more nereifuI,
Tor he has nearly neady for delivery tire
mendous snowtalls as far south - Wash
iBgion, aud various other e1tragagancies,
Tbs thought Of which is enough 10 send
.hudder through everybody that Is afraid
y lightning and has coal 70 buy
Tl,ero probably isn't any way 10 sup
press these arch,ormeBtors We have 90
sruadiiion treaty xiili Canada, covering
such rrlnes a. Yennofs ;. sud Missouri ia
aHlass State Ia vhiea weathsr prophets,
.iDag.ninAesl somen. border rnni4ns aud
,tiipt enemies d Tue public peace flourish
.nd bal desaaee 70 tlse demands of eiv.-
lied soeisty but il is soa,e satisfaction 10
eli them they lie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02

brands and t~gan 10 roll the eggs ii
anohE the glowing ashes She bad iui
covered them atisf fashion, uith th,
stick she used Cor poker and saying h
Ted ihsi they vould soon he done. whei
something came crashing along through
the brush, and there vas man With
scratched face and a torn coAt and gut
on his shoulder, standing before them.
Oh, pspa, said Ted after taking second
lock at him, maynt We stay until the part
ridge eggs are donei Cause we've 50 hun
CRY.
oh, you rascals, was all the father
could say and be vas very tired. or els,
Kitty rushed upon him and hugged hi,
knees too vigorously. for he sank right
down on the ground. and commenced wip-
ing his face and his eyes seemed to need
a great deal Of wiping.
We didn't mean TO camp out, papa, said
Kitty softly, We only wanted 10 go home
the nearest way. and we eouldn't fiud it at
all; and so when we found We were lost a
little bit, we staid right where We were, so
as not TO get any more lost. Wasn't that
right, papal We knew that you'd find
MS
Yes, an we knew you wouldn't come
hollerin' round like crazy Ingins. And
isn't the eggs done yet, Kitp said Ted
Here's things to eat--things grandma
fixed for you; and the father quickly open
ed little bundle that hung at his side,
was so glad to see you alive, and having a
good time that almost forgot your lunch,
you Hottentots
The lunch was quickly disposed of, and
after drinking two swallows apiece of
blackberry wine--which grandma sent
word they must do--the children "broke
camp" and started for homo, carrying the
eggs in handkerchief
1t was good thing you started your
fire, little folks. was just going TO give
up the mountains, and follow the others
NHNh w ebS NANSht Nhth bhN "A NDlDhe
curling up, and remembered your weak.
ness for bonfres, and so Why, bless me
I've forgotten the signal. And the happy
father took his repeating rifle from his
shoulder, and ired three shots into the
air.
Popl popl pop! That meant Found,
and alive, and we'll Three or four guns
from the valley below, and the
mother and grandmother, waiting and lis
tening by the farmhouse gate, thought
they had never heard sueh sweet music in
all their lives.
Only quarter Of a mile Of very rough |
ground was travelled before the children
found themselves trotting along in the
nearer way" they had tried to find the
night before; and in an hours time, after
being much kissed and very tenderly
scolded, they were bathed, and lying in
heir clean, sweet beds, aud Ted was
deeply saying to himself, This is nicer
.hqn emigrants, after all
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02

Says the New York Tribune. Now that
the possibility Of work is conquered for
women, however, tho public mind has
slowly swung round to its old faith in
modesty, gentleness aud domestic virtues,
as their chief possessions. No one blames
a young girl who is driven by necessity
into the highway TO earn her living; on
the contrary. she is helped by the public
more cordially than man would be, for
the advanced female has not been able,
with all her efforts, 10 cure Americans Of
their instinct Of chiyalry But there is
general unexpressed wish that the young
girl could stay indoors, that she might
have her share Of protection. shelter; that
work in the market place IL a hard, pitiful
necessity for her, not boon. II is hard
TO root out Of the world the old belief that
the most important york Of woman is to
rear healthy, pure-minded, helpful men
and women, not 10 earn money. For this
reason the obstinate masses will persist in
measuring a woman in her own home. aud
not out Of doors shoulder 10 shoulder with
men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02
F't III - mn DANGs.

4 current item states that a church off
cial recently refused to confirm young Ia
dies with 'frizzed" or banged heads. >
This is move in the right direction. II
was about time something was done TO.
ward rescuing our young girls from the
frightful demon Of "bangs' and "frizzes.
When maiden acquires a taste for this
soul-destroying fashion, her head first ap-
pears with couple Of modest little curli-
cues fondly clinging to her temple; but
pretty soon her career becomes more
mark ed; the blood is poisoned, the whole
system permeated with vitiated taste
for bangs and frizzes, and she boldly
promenades the street with her forehead
garnished with the corrupting bangs from
one ear TO the other, and reaching down to
the eyebrows! And if this terrible passion
is not checked in its first stages, before it
seizes hold of the girl with such vice.
like grip that she cannot shake il off, the
victim is carried TO banged and "friz-
zed' grave with all her imperfections up.
on her forehead and her parents are
plunged in sorrow that will not be com.
forted. Girlsl look not upon the bang
when it curleth over the brow like yiperl
shun the first friz as you would hop
pergrass at pienici for at last it stingeth
ike steel-blue wasp and keepeth the
sensible young man aloof Motherl where
3 your daughter tonight Is she 10 her
preparing the baleful ounce
iced juice with which 10 fresco her fair
orehead with the demoralizing bangs in
be morning? Speak to her--pleAd with
Ter apply the slipper before il is everlast-
nglv 10 late Puck
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02

A physician was called by a foreign fam.
ily and prescribed zone pill 10 any con.
venisns vehicle Tie family looked ID
the dictionary 10 gel al the meaning u the
prescription They got on well until they
came 10 the word vehicle. To this they
found, cart, wagon, carriage buggy
sheellsArrow After grave consideration
tiieY came 10 the conclusion that the doe
tor meaui The patient should ride ont and
shiie IN the vehicle be should take the
pill The adyiee v&s followed 10 the lst
ter, aud in iew weeks the fresh air aud
exercise cured the patient
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-12-02

40 szebaage remarks tllal s'tl,s
Chinese rau handle moftars aud produce
great destruction. IaeRi erier eed dffg
clerks can compete uiih Chiness cheap
labor in this respect an give them poiats,
Iesides.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30
A n A 5 C 0 .

He aqui el corto paro expressive ma.
nihasto de nuest:os correligionarics de
Anasco proponiendo por candidate gu.
yo al apreciable Sr. DR. Dominguez
Los agralecem IS las in nerecidas fra
SOS one nos consagrau.
ELECToREs
Los que suscribimos, conservadores
de Anasco y Rincon, despues de haber
hecho ssfuerzos por realizar una pacifi
ca conciliscioE, h4bienio retirado es-
pontausamente sn candidatura nuestro
particular. amigo el incsnsable defensor
de los interesas de nuestra adora1a Pr
tria, Don Jose Perez NJ ,ris, candidate
que ahora 10 mismo que on las pasa las
8leocioues hubieramos l+f-r dido con
igual entusiasm) Y valor, deseosos DE-
presentar para sustituirIe como canfi-
dato uaa persona que isl mismo mo-
dc I 6enia aquelos caros venerandos
interrses, llamsmDs Ia atencion de to,
dos los eiect)res de esta d strit0 ppra
por el DoCr0R d. Josf JESUS Dox1N-
GUEz naci 20 en- este Pueblo, qae tanto
4ulere Y h. qnerido.
Ell DR.. D1minguez cnsuta aqui con
numarosos amigos. y es conocito por
su amor esta AntiI|s espahola; por
consisuiente craem g excusalo exten
dernos en- mas considersciones
Allsc jnnio "a lie 1880. Jose A
S4in. jose NJ tria Lturaagt.-J. G.
Lam rs M Anu / Garcia d. Qaeve TO-
jose Lopez Gil.-Juan Bautista L..
peg. jose A. Espi0et N colas Var
gas.-Jos6 NJ de las Cas- ss.-Piacico
Poanco. Folk Valasco. co.-Francsco z :
pada. Francisco Daran. Juan La
mas. s.--Jose Vega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30
Gaceta de hoy.

r O. conceliendo perpstuidad
D. Antonio Portell los tsrrenos que
compren la la construction a su costa y
riesgc de un varadero -carenero en- la
punta del cano de S,n A1tonio, en- Ia
bahia de- este puerto.
e 20 de Julio tendra !ngar Ell la
secretaria del G ,bierno General la gu
bssta del suministro de piedra macha
ada para la conservation, durante el
am econ6mico de 1990-91, del trozo
l. de la carretera lie la Capital Ponce.
Real decreto disponien 10 quade en-
suspense en- las islas de Puerto Rico,
Fiipinas Y Fernando Poo la ejecucion
del que flo reglas para eI ingreso y AS
cAnso on las carreras de la A lmon. Ge-
neral del Estado Gu las provincias de
Ultramar.
-Nombrado abogado fiscal dc esta
Raal Audiencia d. Fernando Mende2
S.u Julian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30

Premi0s .-Escneia elemental de nj
nos d cargo de D. Dolores E. de Pc
roma:
LECTURA-Premio: Maria Perona.
GRAMATIoA.-Acc6sit: Pillar Albert.
ARITMErICA -Accesit Z,raida Gar
cia.
DoCTRTNA HIsToRIA SAdRADA. Ac.
cesit: Il raida Garcia.
CALGRAFfA. -Pfemio: Maria Perona
-Acc6sit: Pillar Albert.
4 CosTURA LLAMA. --Premio: Pillar AL.
bert. t.-Accesit Cirmen Albert.
CALADos Y BoRDADos.-Premio Ana
Padln. .-Accesit: Maria Albert.
MEJoR ooNDUCTA Y APLICACIoN. Pre-
mio Maria Albert.
Escuels elemental incomplete parti.
culsr de varones cargo del Sr. D. Ma.
nuel Boada
LECTURE -Premio e luvigis Osorio
-Aoc6sit: Luis Rivera.
GRAMATICA.-Accesit: Anselmo Soils
ARlTMElIcA.-Accesit: Ednvigis Oso
rio. II
DooTRINA HIsToRIA sAdRADA. Pc
milo: Eluvigis Osorlo. .-Acc6sit Ma
nuel Santos. Menciou honorifica Aa.
gel Ramos, Auselmo Soils.
CALIdRAFfA. -Acc6sit Anselmo Soils
MEJoR UoNDUCTA APLIoACIoN.
mio f; Nlcomedes Rivera.
MAYOR sUMA DE CoNocIMIENTos. Pre-
mio : huselmo Soils.
Escuela elemental incomplete parti
cular de ninas cargo de la Sra. D..
Belen Tanco
LEoTURA. -Accesit Salustiana Cor
dovs.
GRAMATIoA cAsTELLANA. Premio: Ro
sario Hardoy.
DoCTRINA 4 HIsToRIA SAGRADA. Pre-
mio: Corcepcion Vazluez. Acc6sit
Rosario Morales.
CosTURA LLAMA --Premio: Merida Gu
tierrez. -Acc6sit: Pillar Vazquez. Men
cion honorlfca Margarita Rivera, SO
ledad Moiica.
OALADos \ BoRDADos. ---Premio: Ro
sario Hardoy. Accesit Agnstina Mo
r.. - Mencion honorlfca Enriqdet
Aquinc, Merida Gutierrez, SaIustianl
Q6rdoya,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30
Boletin Mercantil.

cansado mucha sensaoio "A publicacio1
dc los despachos as Slf Il. Layard 81
que Sc reconooe 81 hecIio de que come
nacion estA perdida n TAfquia.
Item. 29 : Por mocioh do Sir Har.
iinge G.ffArd Ia Camara BRITANNICA, en-
virtud de que Mr.. Bradlangh SO mega d
orestar juramento, resolFi6, por una
mayoria de 45 votos, el que dicho Brad.
laugh perdiese su asiento.
Loudres, i'd La existsncia de az1-
car 81 19 era de 2O1, 900 toneladas con-
ira 178.O00 en- igual dia del ano pa
sado
Naeva York, "a. Aver entr6 MI
Bradlaugh en- la Camara de los Comu-
les pidiendo psrmiso para ooupar su
asiento, pero solo SO la permitio hablar
desde la barre. Sir Stafford Northcote
propuso una resolution para que Sc lie
ech ass de la Cimara, la que fu6 secun.
dada por Mr.. Gladstone quien manifesto
que aunque este paso ara illegal consti-
tuia ell 1nico medic de hacer elective el
anterior voto de 10 C4mara. Aceptada
la proposition, ell presidente rog6 Mr.
Bradlaugh que SO faese. a 10 que Sc ne.
90 aquel, por 10 que fac echado por la
faerza y encsrcelado en- la torre del
Reloj.
FL vapor frances trasatlantico de las
Antillas lego a St Nszaire 81 jueves q
las g.
Hem, 25.-Ls Convention nacioual
de CINCINNATI design6 oil general Wit
field Scott Hancok para Ia presidencia
de les E. u. I'd William Fl. English, de
Indiana, para vice-presidente.
En la Camara de los C,munes propu,
so Sir s. Northcote que Mr. Brandlaugh
fuese puesto en- hbertad, 8 10 que Sc
accedio despues de alguna discussion.
MERCADOS.
Nueva York, 25.-R sgular buen re-
6uo z I. Cambios sobre L6ndres
4 85f.
L6pdres, id.-Mascabado l { 9 ..
Descuento 81 p.9o Consolidados 9Ss
8 r.91 Paris $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30
TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

Nueva York, 22-En la Camara fran
cesa fue votada la amnistia plena por
una mavoria de 1874 votos, habiendo 81
do rechazada una enmienda en- quo Sc
excuia de la ley los criminales comu-
nes. Segun ell corresponssl del Times
On Paris, sera anulada la eleccion del
comunista Trinquet por no ger retros-
pectivs la amnistla, pero serA eligible
en- una segnnda yotacion. Habienio
el gobierno frances anunciado gu inten-
cion de subvencionar bien las lineas de
vapores oonstruidos en- Francia, varias
companias han resuelto duplicar sus
hotas.
Segun noticiass de L6ndres, en- IN
meeting que tuvo lugar en- Ex tor Hal
|se ha protastado contra ell nombramien.
to del marques de Ripon para yirey ds
Ii India.
Tornan q prevsleoer el hambre J Ii
Eebre ea 81 Sur y 0este de- Irlanda.
I'm loo circulos odoiales Dc Yiena n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30
lIBROS CONYENIENTES.
,E vENrA EN- LA 1MpRENrA DEL ''BoLErrN.

Nott5ima Ley dc E19nicia8tiento CiUl y
.Ke1cGatH, anotada eoncordade en- numero-
sas disi osicones practieas, reglas de Jurispru-
dencia v Sentencas del Tr bunal Supreme, se-
guid de yarios APPENDICES, noveaa ediciOn de
1879, por R6mulo Moragas y D.Jalian M. Par.
do, en- pasta espahola 81
MANUAL DEL SEoRETARIo DEL ATuETAMIENTO
tratado teolieo practice dc Administration
municipal, puesto en- ammonia con la nueya
Ley, 3s edicion, 1878, por Fermin Abella,
PASTA espahola $2.50.
Manual de F0rmM'arios para todos los JUL
clos civiles crimina,es, con noLas, por u. Fer
min Abelia, 81
Notariado. 1f'atado general filosdhco-legal
te6fico prSctice del Notariad y dc instru.
mentos p0blicos relatives Ia propiedad, 4 II
famirjiu a la succession, por u. Jose Gonzalex
de las casas | tomo pasta espafola e6.25
Terusdlen. Description exaeta ,ietallada
de los Santos Lugares, 1879 por b. Manuel
IDo Alfaio que los ha vsitado 6ltimamente y
que los describe con primor Oil ej0mplar.
Po ssas del eminente poeta ii Antonio n
Grlo, p eiicion, 1879 II ejenplar
TkcqIoA De REcLuTA CoMPAaiA, pof ell
marques del Duero, rdstlea ediciOu de 1879
80 ctvs.
TAuloA DE BATTALION, por q misnlo, edlelos
% 1879, 10 centaYps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30

Nuostro carinoso colega La PrensC
invita- sus correligionarios de Anascc
4 que trabaien por ell Sr. Raldiris. Pa
ra nuestro director halls insuficiente Ia
aiputacion provincial, y le- tfrece ST
apoyo para senador On los siguieutes
terminus:
Isl 80 tratase de nomhrsrls seaador,
ssriamos quizas los primeros en- aeon
ssjar su, oieccion, que asf al menos tsn-
drismos la satisfaction de verlo alej,,rsa
de estas playas, que el enemigo cuautd
mas leios mejor pero diputado provin-
cial janis Por dos, amigos de
Anasco, amino y activiiad. No des-
mayarl
Gfacias por ell puente de plata y sobre
todo por la buena intencion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-30

La siguiente sencilla y patri6tica
composition honra su autor, j6ven
de doce trece amos de edad.
A ESP A n a
A ES P A N A

Espana, N ,oion hormosa
De artistas : do gaerreros,
Cuna noble Y generosa
De los marciaIes ibelos. N
TIL ares "a N.Aoion guerrero,
La que con nut,!o arrogancia
Antes one sef prisionera
So inmortalizo en- Numapcia
T6 oines ra liante aurp6la
G4na,ia en- cien mil victorias,
Son. testigos de tus glorias
G,rellano y Cerinols.
Son tus haziil .s tan grandes,
Q le de uno i otro contin,
Las rapten S III Quintin
Y las ciu Ia los ie Fiapies.
Tn nnmbre hA crecido tanto
PR tn virtu1 V heroismo;
T1 salyaste el criotianismo
En CovAionga y Lepanto.
Yo, nacido Gu estos lares,
II y ppr ii civ.lizados,
Y en- otro tiompo arranca los
Al mi9terio do los mares,
T. cnvin mi poesia
En- alas dol b!auio vleuto,
Tan rica de sentlmiento
Como pobre de ammonia.
Til regocij,ste el ciolo
Con CAidtron y Qlintana,
Lope de Vega y Marisna
Hjos de to rico suelo.
Y dists espIendor y brillo
A la divins pinturs
Con el geuio que aun fulgura
De r vora y dc Murillo.
va que en- luchas giganteas
Fuiste del honor escudo,
Patria mia ! ta saludo
Diciendo bendita seas
MODESTO AvILfs
4 dnmacao, Mayo de 1880.