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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo Co.'S
tartn IS p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes dc ida Y vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un rs p.S rebaia
yaIidos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los nifios memories de amos, uno gratis
de a s aflos solo 10 cuarta parte, y de
IL amos pagaran la mitad de- pasaje.
Los pasaieros de cubierta han Gle llevar
uonsigo los enseres de CANA sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormen0res dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. d los Agentes generates.
SILVA Go,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
aYAiA CUAPANA Da YaltAlS ALIAS.
SERVICIO ENTIRE MUEVA YORK
Y PUERTO RICO.

El r&pdo c6mQdo gapor CLARlBEL de
[, zoo t0ncad4s hara WAGES Gircct0s uesoe Nue-
v.-NOrk Gste puertu, haClthdO despu,'S tsC&-
las Ell Arec 90, ASuadila, MayeEueZ, Ponce,
Arroyo HumacaU, para cuyOs puhtoS ncllu-
ra carNa pasaie slenIo sus saldas de Nue.
va-YoIk el % ue octuOre, 20 de noVlemOre y
; de euero plGXimOs, dusda cGyn techa hara
igual oarreTa ei cXCciente vupor EINA, de poI
10 ue i,AUu tUl-;4daS, alnOCS ydp0res en- com
p1ocluu Tara Sis stiluas cud@ 10 das dcade
>deva Ylrk.
Taytfa de pa,saja eHtro Npsra- Pork, Puerto
hico y cenlG& l.ieytos lie a Iala do5o]e t0co
4 4 .Ce. UeTSd.
In pasaie en- l. c2mara. .. 5 90
Unld eli iG ida yueil4 ........ 100
PARA LA ISLA
Adrnite pa7a,eros desde este puerto los
denas dU su rl,2 i ios tpcs esta9.ccidos poI
Dtra9 ompresas oo vapUra5
7arUa IL @eieS para Naera York.
Cafe, azUcar, ujees. e'c., etc, segum conve-
Mo especial col .Os agentes, lOre &c capa.
La mas taydta r1tto para Europa, ria
NueU0- York.
con opcIon 3 vermanecer en- dicho punto los
paSaerOs, lOIo e. li6hipo que JuZSueu Oi'oT-
tuno.
C0nocmentos 0oletas &c pasaies dlrectos
Sc Gan en- i0dos .0s puertQs donde los vapOres
de Ia, compana tC-an, para Europa, Canada
Boston, en- coneXon con las siguentes neas
dEt pJTe
Via Nueva- York por la de Cunard, White
Star Inman para desde Liverpool North
German Llold para desde Bremen,-Ham
burg American Packet Company para desde
Hamburgo -Whits Gross Line para y'esde
Amberes - General Transatlantic Com, anv
para desde Hsgre. Anchor Line + 4
desde L6ndres y Glasgow. Merchants be
patch d International Llues para y desde
dos los puntos del Canada metropolitan Lin
para desde Boston.
L0Lst0 fiTectd para E'uTODd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
AMIGO DE TODOS.
piLlrBhs Holloway.

Mjllones lie personas, en- tods s Las parties
del munlo. reccmiendnn dicnas Plldorae
como el mejor res jaurativo dc la salud que
s., conoee. Euas curon todas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del higado, del est6mago,
do los riflones de los intestinos, remue-
ven la acrmonfa, Ia flatulencia la cardial-
gia, expuis sando de sangre toc .lmpureza'
for1aleciendo complet mente el si5tena ner-
vioso dando un toro saludable la orga-
ni1acinn u nHral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
COnsulado de Francia

ri Consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico rue
"a q los sefiores Imbert Charles Hilaire
zuRuste ChaTd0n Louis, Rene Jules IL
dSl5honee ct Blondeau Henri, Vidal Eugene,
me a. presenter 3 envien sus apoderados
Shra recibir Cartas y documentos que Sc en-
suentEanen dicho Consulate,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

NOTAS.-Cuaado el mes anterior traiga
81 dias el yapor llegarsi un dia antes de los
expresados, q todos los puntos Gle esta ruta
Con respecto d la ruta dc la se8unda gum
cena daremos oportuno aviso.
Para pormenores 50 he as6jes, tes y
demas, uirigirse aios aeLtts &c la mpa-
fiia.
iul. 80 LdttmeT d Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
FuEsos ABTiFtciALEs

Gran surtido y baratura de todas classes y
caprichos diferentes nunea vistos hasta hoy.
Gallo de San Sebastian NUM-. 68, de esta
Capital informaIan, JUNO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
@E W EN DEN

dos casas en- CaDgrejos freDte la fabrica de
los fosfuros en- la panadtria de los seiores
Villamil & Go. informa ran. b. 30 sbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
SFRNCIa De la HsDAsA A Pro, RICO,
PONCE, MAYAGUEZ Y PUERTO-RICO.
XAPOES PASsA y H1es."

I'D A.
Sadra de Habana ell 80 de cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Ia dc Nuevtas el lie i'd id id Gibara.
Id de Glhara el ) e id. id Iii Sgo de Cuba
III de $50. CaDa el ii. ii. d Ponce.
Iii de z once Il & id ii. i'll. Mayagtiez.
L. de Mayagiiez el III. H. %. AN Juan.
Llegd a ga Juan, +. r, ell 10 de cada mes.
kETOENO.
Sadra de Pto.-Rico eI IA &c cala mes Para
MayaGiez.
Iii. do Slayagdoz e Is ID. ID. Ill Pon,e.
Iii. de p 0 II oe el i6 ID. ID. ID. 5 de Ouba
Id. de ). dc Cuba ei u III I'd. id. GjDarG.
III. &c Gipara 81 - Id. ID, il. Nnev}tas.
ID de Nuevitas e. Il il. iG ID. Haban8.
Llega q la II bana ei % lie cada mes.
Se aGmile carga J pas..e para todos eStos
pQertos.
Mss detalles dsran sus consi5nalGrios
&,1rt4tS de @zlaioga,
ia rt0-k Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
Eolid0 de la Hobano Ell dio 20 d las 5
BAN. MoRTERA 8 MANUELA.

euoea0ree do Eiivs. hodriEu91 Co1np-HAG AooA, 4.
Alago Comp -CrB4 sgss d. L. ! Ros 60 C3n-P r. =,
min Born0do aGU4u.5LA 'ste9. Aai1t uii.A Us
SuLET1-hIoo 3vss. Irtart7. ie~aasrH sie taraeon9
C1Trc~--+SA6ER S2AH - t''4G >'Ji~b'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

Mediante ell empleo del Lacto-fosfato
de cal con las nodrizas cuya leche alterada
habia producido dlarrea verde Y seyosa,
hemos visto desaparecer ell NAL recupe-
Tar los nlhos la saud.
d" DoLHEAU PAoUET,
InaniciOR Mineral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
GRAN BAZAAR De ROPA HECHA
onuz II. Sastrerla de Tomas Hermanos oauz IT,
PUEllTO-RICO


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
RUTA A

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias el va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia las de
la noche.
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL..
R u II a lS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

siempre que ell aceite de hisado dc
bacalao estaba indicado. hemos tenido oca-
sion de yer cuan ventajoso era dar a la
par ell Jarabe de Dusart, cuyas propieda-
des aperirivas completan la accion medi-
camentOsa.
Dr. RANT,
Investieaciones experimentales sobre el
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

Todo Goa capa de 6's. sieuao po{adero en Liveg
ool de l0s. siendo t'fa,,.gtur2 .sl fUo-Jo-!co.
los 6etc3 j. Is-y.r IGs1t0- 1io0 SS c0DEHrau al
zmfio cOrriente dc GirOs las eals>5 &c las .ie4a
dc los T&pocas.
No .e nrnnera coaoCimta taut0 Her m5npa de ECI0lG
As pleas buil0s lie a4aQu maria uue pGs6n lie
Aos toneladAs dc peso, ora9 msrcRnclas no men
eIou adas arri Da, Iete 3oDYo4elOn@i.
sobre ena 1ardueS, p0r on solov6p0T i" no menos
ana In1 toueladtls para un solo COpsla uAeTiO, Sc
abonare la cape, uttg lndoss t9te an LVerp0oI La
entreQA de los o0noClu. eAtoe.
pe ra norneuores. dirigirsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

>aismon ingl6s en- iAIas eu nj Cot"laAo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

En- las convdiecencids de Gebres tifot-
IDEAS, en- la dlbumtnurta, en- el dtabetes,
ALI en- fin, donde la economic esta honda
mente last mada. ell LaCto-fosfato de cal
produce los mas rapidos efectos reconsti-
tuyentes.
Observation de los Dr BLACHE.
MONOD TARDIEU.
Medieos de los Hospitales de Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

Typos feuuGId0s u5 Eot5s'
eaucias Sacos vac!os. Poriu-
meria Juguetes Ouchn eria 69,.
DrosaS -. -.;....-.j.. ..s',..-
tpcelte-ia alanbre, cobre ho- or tone
ds lata. c4avoS, tubos para
gaa, ,fotreteria, pintdrA. acct ladA de peso
e. jarcta. Iabon. geies, paoe S60i. -
-l.uebrs viveres, vin1s, llc)- mSdlda
r9s es spiritlOs0s. 2Ruibs mine
Cald3.. ''"1L.N-S~ ~
amin Arts no tautelJo Iie4a!a
1ue Daseu dc los l0reltdah de Sl. vapor.
qesO pa.la7 uttra a. ttc9T
PA ylArieIfa, cerve4ra. Glulieljo aar
iRirllOa, EN09Os.... ---.-... '
erro aalGeros fo@oues. al. Ton. de peso.
roz hl-ta 2Nfo s8GJs, lsl baSL
90 20eo sstcJe. deLe cOnFe1ho s6I ldern.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

TARIFA DE PASAJES EN- /. CLASE.
* GI.A ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
LIN Il =
VAP0RES-C0hREOS 2SPAN0LES,
entire Liverpool Puerto-Rico,
la Ts,sa 1. uis L':, s:s m i.l.ias;.
Tipos reducidos de Fjatss,

Dospachandoyeuno oi s' do c.la me~ sn Liver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
VTENA 1873

Nos lmitaremos citar las observacio-
nos siguientes
FL Fosfato de cal, convene aquellas
personals qnienes el aceite de higado de
bacalao inconoda cansa porque aun
cuando no obre exactamente del mismo
modo, constituye sin embargo un elemente
de restauracion y fuerza.
Dr. GUBLER,
Medco de los Hospitales de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

He publcado varios oasos de tisis con-
firmada, uno de ellos con destruction
completa de un pulmon, curados merced
al uso del vino del Jarabe de Dusart
con Ia carne cruda como alimento.
D. DELZENNE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29
Nueyo itIncrarIo del VapOF ingIeS
" Ak<NO.1

Empezara regir Ell 5 de ago8to de 1880.
PRIMERA QUIhCENA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-29

velss de composition en- III Colmdd
, 1880-11-05
Sea. Coast Superstitlons.

SoAcoaSt people, like sailors, are full
OF SupsrStittonS Near Cape Henlopen,
there arr some remarkable dunes, or
hills Of sand, about which the fisher.
meN have hung legends as remarkable
rAese dunes ARISE ont OF the sea, sppar,
emily without any cause, and advance
steadily 10 tke SoWth, inexoyably bury.
ing whatever comes in their way. A
lofty pine forest near Hanlopen shows
nov bur n few twiSs ot its topmost
branches
The coast people account for them by
the story that y pirate snip was wrecked
On this beach in 1850, and that, when
the drowned pirates were given Chris.
tian burial, the angry sea sent in these
liying hills OF sand to punish the sacri,
lege. Ii is \ fact that they have COW
ered the homes Of people who buried the
pirates, while the graves long since
were buried by the tide. and the bones
washed back into the ocean.
4 singular fac. is that Of the large
news which exist in the I4andes Of
Southern France, similar legends are
told These vast hills, in their terrible
march, have covered whole sillsSes and
farms, and according to the coast people
they are always the messengers of the
sea to ayenge some impiesy against God.
Among the fishermen on our northern
coast, it is believed that child cannot
die until the mother submits TO let aim
GO, God, they SAY, gives the mother
q share absolutely in her child with
which even He would not meadle, and
until she gives it up death cannot take
it, Another belief is that death among
coast people always takes place with the
turn OF the tide, or that "the soul goes
out with the sea- ..- -.. .. -a
Farther south, there is superstition
which sentences the souls of those un.
stable human beings who have been nei-
ther good nor bad in lie, who had nsi-
ther courage 20 resist the, devil, nor
openly 10 join him, TO HoAt forever in
the mist and fog, unable to rest foot on
land or sea- Another makes the sea-
hill and fishes the abode o: condemned
spirits.
II would be curious to trace these su-
perstitions 10 their source and ind
whether they have originated in the i'm
aginatioo OF sailors and fisherman dur
ing their lonely lives, or sre merely the
fragments Of old hesthen beliefs still
lingering in thesa Isolated corners Of the
world, among the descendants Of old
Saxons and Seandinayians
, 1880-11-05
A Mexican Pompeii

The Mexican correspondent Of the
New York World says; Charnsy has
discovered what he very properly terms
"she Indian or Mexican Pompeu' a
city buried for at least 1000 years. In
my last I mentioned the discovery of u
villa near TGla. That house has now
been fully uncovered, and found to con
tain twenty-five rooms, stair-easss and
twelve corridors Attached to it are
two cisterns, with clay pipes, which were
used 80 convey water % different apart
asntS- Sone Of the household utensils
are Of coarse clay, q few of porslain and
one article Of glass Remember TollAn,
the capital Of the TOltsc Empire, covered
not only The site OF the present town Of
Tuls. but the spot where Mr.. ChAnsy
discovered the villa, and nov he is IN
sarthing. near the furmsr baiIding, q
large palace. Psrhses during these ex.
e4xaslsrs he aay ind historical data
'thAt viii clear up al mystery with regard
TO tue origin Of the first inhabitants Of
ehe Western Continent. On ths aSth
Glt, Mr. CaEuAT announced 30 Ls Trait
d Unsnz- sf this city, msrsly the discrv-
ery OF = palace, but made 10 AIIzzian to
any architectural pecuE4itiss We
have, however, heard that she ruirs ~.
csnsay u1saEthsd ara more distinctly
Asia11r m style than any TaEter rsmaiins
now known In IKE course Of q few
iEys We shall rsesire further particulars
Mr- CAzaay Alar lad the good fortune
IN End ta@ BONES ct snCns granite aui-
mas These remains are naw 81 ruurs
10 this CAPITAL.
, 1880-11-05
Winning u Wife

! --"Fh s-c sSrotlars," saws Lord Shaite-
bury, (which IS So mu,,y fortune, and
more tommu,cI - the power " blind
chance than marFaSP u curious IL
,ustra,ion u his meaning comes % us
from the syaiI e,I Gown Of FrAWkNn,
MSsS. " .'.'t..
Al AL evening party there gentle.
man challenged u charming young w.
dow TO try her torsaae Ut oSasinS she
accepted the challenge, plsytully pro
posing that they should play tG y wager,
and he agreeing, asked her to name the
stake SsensSle sAs at a loss 70 w
spond, the host laughingly Said, His
hand against yours, Tne lady demur-
red, and was turning away from the
table, when the challenger interpossd
with; r.s.
MY hand for yours if win, or at
yeur disposal for any youas lady Of n,
spec,sbiIisy, her consent being attain
able, ii lose"
The wager was accepted, and the
AMUSED company gathered round the
board, The lady led of aud made IS,
her adversary failing to score in return,
bat in proving in his play as the game
progressed, reached 2l5 to the widows
lst. Growing nervous, she played
sotsa and worse. and finally letc otfthe
loser by 2t7 points Then the hostess
advanced, took, the fair ones teebly. re
sissing hand, and placed it in that of the
exultant winner, who begged permission
20 keep the mace with which he had
won tNe match and wife.--Chambsr's
journal
, 1880-11-05


The arIgin Of tha phraze- u tckzowE.
edge tAe cOEnr il thia La ISzs Mr.
SGswErz, q member Of Congress. said IN
sFeeeh that 0hn, Eentucky and Indi.
ara sent th.sir kaF stacks, curr1-feIItdla and
t1dESgr n View York and PhrIadelphia
:ar sale. Mr. WEkIiEs, Of Kent1ckv.
eiEA4@a Alaz % sEEisr, declaring that those
STAGES aId aSG ssnd EAg-arasEx or e5rrs-
te.Hs to New York for, sale. -Well
WHAT DO !oC send y asked Mr.. Stewart
Why, aorzEs, naTea, caSsIe and hos. p
WEI wEza1 nzak ksz your horses, nn1Ies.
casrie and hagsf YoQ feed one hrr-
sirsh dal4Erz. wScsh Of hay to A hcrse.
foF1 Just animate and zss On COP Of v6rr
hag-ataer aid rEis OF TO marked. How
rs n WIZ T1Er castIss Yeu make one
Of them earry Etry dollars worth ofkay
or graza 10 tie Eastern market. How
mIch enEa does It take, as 80 censs a
a'zaletr 20 fattsn hog q why. taIr-y
s'Ishei@. Then yoG put t55iiE5g 6s.aalsls
INTO iae shape az a hog ard rl4ks IL
walk OF 10 the Eastern market. Tker-
Ar- Wg-tLsa ilaped Up and said, I,r.
sPeaEsrs acEraw.edgs the e1--
, 1880-11-05
A New and Simple Plan for Dead.
en1ng Pain

The lSst number OF the Medical Record
contains a new and curious method OF
deaienins pain which Is Of striking sim.
pIicity. I. was discovered BY DIR. Bon
will, dentist Of PhiladslphiA In 1876,
Dr.. 4 Hswscn made : favorable re-
port. OF bis sEpeEiszGe with it to the In
ssrnAtia0al Medical Congress. and at q
recent meeting Of TIE Philadelphia Coan-
ty Medical Society ssyeral papers were
read on she subject, and much discuss
InG followed In using, the operator
merely requests the patient to breathe
rag1iigs maxing aOOA 400 respirations
peE minute, ending In a rapid putting
eSPiratio1 As the end Of from two 20
Five minutes an entire or partial absence
of paia,rssPlts fof half E1inute or more;
daring tina. time teeth may be drawn or
irleisions rzaGs. The patient may be In
any posi-loE, bg: tha; recommended iz
lying on the side, and It ia generally
osss 10 thro~ > handkerchief over the
face 70 preTsat 11iistrzetionofthepatieng
atterticn- Wien sEe rapid breathing
Is krsE begin, he patient mar fsel soras
exhiLarz5Iali toLIoRiAg this cones sen.
satioa OF f4Isness In sae .head or DIM
zesa The face is AZ Frat SEahsd, and
Afterwards psis, OF even 5sHiah; The
heart beasz Esscsg tesSlF snd fast, bus
she aezse Of tAEea ~ not aEsscsed- nor Is
consciousness Ioa+ Tie sEscs 10 pro-
d9ced IN females more readily than in
males, and n she -lE35le-sgs3 more easily
than Il stas GA3. Children can hardly
BE mads u bgeasi.= properly. It Is de-
nisd iAat tE9ess Il aay poeGBls danger.
Seveyal airar operations other than fre
g4ens dentaI oaes lave been successfully
aaz1s 5y chis naethod, and it is claimed
thai IN dentistry minor surgery and OBJ
acsCgicg !; paT supplanJ the common
a1assskegies. Dr.. Eewson's explanation
= sLas ralis breathing diminishes the
3z7Z=r-atiGn of the blood, and that the
regcI5ans excess OF carbonic acid tenn
poEagLy poiso1S the nervous center2
, 1880-11-05

4 Hard Case-Aajor Dunnup: "Aw-
ialiy dull down here, isn's it, Miss Ma
riaF Miss Maria: "Do you think 50 !
WAY don't vou go, them You're a
ta1Eslor and have only yourself TO
p.sase.' Aaja- Dnnn1p: "Only my
se.f 20 please. You do1'C know what a
docaed dltaegls thing Eaas i4 10 do.
, 1880-11-05

4 CLGago PORK man has made appli.
,a-scr % 4 he.sld for a Goa. u zrnas and
i4ra..y 4aareriElxA WhaCcouIdhe find
better saan soV coeebzut, iouT pigs
feet ranpaas, wish the motto, Sin a9g
SsZ-a 7I.ess
, 1880-11-05
parscn csnpSslls crcus'

Y,saSca ,,nSarWa ~ "N'CSSSN tSrS toS
WORK .sxSs& ThsRsee,SOS had e%sen IN
nr,,r,Ss ) week, &rr6 urus OF tne iNNS'
sors esd hega pyeSsUc "&cessy tsrs
went around Sa,l&S&e1 Ga. meneSrs VA,
eernipS saesy .aNI'y, Il
100, r$s TN busy Ug plrSin cotton,
said ocA ''Iss caaN sperk 8 sssn ar
lirsc bis hGSins$s Sbery time yer tool
ves horn pAr, verb bah ter Asi "a
iessle siS,eScy haaS;a arrun' 'Ssnt your
SsSnsRss, yy,E~V M. Y !
~pSl.S,sS S$ssisess Vs. ssers ersssin
den voGga, rsa.isi Grsasr PasS
"IaS e9t is ls9ls SGT Abraham an
Isaac, Ar Ja,cS, sas Psaa,H an peses, al
a wAoke psisSel o. adiers ID halp him,
an | hsins soa nobody but Jim, 'hls an
ole E@mss SOC PGlN ~... c...-NI
SO ahead" said Greasy FAss, fo
on, hut when de Snal horn tocts dcsn
yer sen fur me- De iebil is snsppsn' de
srpel % sulphur is gitsin 50 strong dat
III hab ter lsayeaae neishborhoed-
The preacher WAS thus put Oft by
each OF the deaoaRs and, disguised, he
closed the meeting srd ordered the doors
70 be railei. Several days later, while
Grsasy Psrsevas sitting in front Of his
houA, his teacons, one BY one, passed
Finally, the one with whom he had the
above eoavsssssson ysme along,
~YhsS ssfgvsae,. deacon s, s.
I'se sNine ter de show,
Though. dat yer had 80 pick cotsoa
al De time, an couldn't come ter
@wl, par,ip, has dis way, A man
kin 20 ter shrrcA any tims sut Ill be
dinsed q he de&n' Eab ter take de circus
On the Hy. Now, since yer have men.
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singers. Yer hlar zoe not nathin' but
vsrself and K ole hymn book Git upl
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new den dali AL come. Tse gwine ter
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neetin' haEss II 'srsesive shape III
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change. He ssaiied all night and tn
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70" 10 ars these PE--Pr=s6Ttevza-a
ida1 aa7s been kz7.ng a convention =
Aaltec. Mr. -iocser Of Is t-is-l. J5.L.ssy.
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, 1880-11-05

secl 55.ar ,al-s the oya5er TIE za1.s
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saoUg 4 TenAesaee mule dsseE1sd that
appeLa145--
, 1880-11-05

listle HN< ANA imprisoned him
Arkansas Gazette
, 1880-11-05
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loGas-F pClsO1s the nervous csnter@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-31
The Censns APporfion eat.

The census returns are nearly com ole5e and,
II Is said the figures will be submitted TO Con-
gress within few days after the rea 5se N Ding.
This will d3volVe upon the present HodSe the
duty OF making the reap 0orti0nm 3at OF repre-
Sentad0n, and tue Indications are that this
work VIII be promptly taken up. In fac5. in
anticipation OF tLe receipt OF the OH 3lal census
figures st this session. the Census com 1lIttee
have already given some attention to the mat
ter OF reaDp0rti0nmeat IL seems 10 be the
general opinion that the ratio If representation
should be Increased rather than to enlarge the
membership OF the House, and the indications
are that this me th0d OF apportionment will be
adopted Upon the basis of a total. population
81 600 900, which the iynreS so far footed up
warrant. IL Is proposed by some OF the commit
tee, that the membership Of the House be In
creased to 800 ut Is now 1851 for the reason that
that number (30O) IS more readily apportioned
than the present membership. This apo1r-
tlonment would give one representative to
every 10000 OF population. under which ratio,
a majority OF the states would retain theiT Dres-
ent number OF representatives. New York
would lose members, Maine would losa /.
New Hampshire I, Vermont /. Massachusetts, l.
OF the southern states Alabama, Tennessee
and Kentucky would each lose member. Ar
kansas would gain one, probably. Texas would
gain and the other states of that section
would retain their present representation. The
gains would be mainly In the west and north
west. Kansas would gain 3, Iowa Nebraska
2, West Virginia l. New Jersey would lose l
member and Pennsylvania would probably lose
z. Florida and Rhode Island each have popu-
laiion In excess OF the quota for one member.
but not enough for two. Each state would
however, get two members In order that the
fractional part OF the quota might be repre-
. scented.