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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
ATE M On oN :.

Tenenos ell gusto de pacipa amigos al
pd5co general tanto de e Capital de la M hemo
bdo por vapores dmamene egados de NwYork Liverpool
goeta ERMAN complete surdo de acuos
pios de nuestro ramo entire los cuales encontraraE
Madera de pno g americana Pnuras acee bnca de
ypichipen de todas classes, grueos lore
dmensones. Acete doble que mado
Iaboncos macnlemoaoos ea Pda pstca cmiento
Hero galvanizado lisoy acanaado. nj n%psros ~ - f - ~
Clavos tornios de zinc ,s.. -
Olavos de hero ngeses america aoo ue p o0s
nos suridos Remos gonna para mdquinas.
superores dc todo tamaos Vga vguea a
Rejas sueas para los msmos de ausubo.
nfnidad de artculos oecemos realzar
ventaosos dene
Almacen de Ia Rico, Seiembe ~ de- 1880
AARGARY n o.
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SOCEEDApES.
SEVERE BASTON.
As An FRAN co -45

SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.
sira letras en- todas cantidGdes corta vista
sohre los sguienteS cap;lales puebios de In
Peninsula, slas Baeares iaS Cannrias
CHA,
Betanzos. Bayona, Daldas. ce Reyes, Canari
aas Ooruha, Corcubi0a, Ferro Guardia, Lu
20. Iage, Mur1s, Mo ii ahaGo, Noya, Orense
3rtigueira Santa marital, fadrOn, Pcnteve
dra Puented2uue, uentearaas, RlVaieo
Santiago, 'ruy, Viyoro, Vlgoy y Villagaroa.
AST EsiAS,
Avjles, Oan5as de ohis, C2ngas lie Tine0, Gu
dillero. Uannga Castr, pol, FiEneraa, Gii0n,
Graio Lastre> Lanes, Luarca, 0viedo, Pola
lie Sirru. PolA d8 Lena Pola de LAOial'. Pra-
via. niva1eses, Salss. Tine0, Tapia, Villavi
ci0sa Infesto
Re9f0 de la Peninsula,
Billae, Barcelona, CartagerO, C&dlZ, GrGna
da. Leon, Madrid, Pampona. Santarder, Sa'
Sebastian, Scollia. vallndolid, Valencia Y Za
Eag0Ba.
IkLAS RALEAR ES.
cludadea dc Menorca Y Palma de Maliorca.
lSLAS CANARfAS,
PAlmsS t5 ran Canariasl IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
ANUNCIOS DIvERsOS.
BaIlos de Coamo.

Tenemos el honor de informar las perso-
mas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
minero- o-medIcinales, haber tijado Ia Temporal
da de s'bafios" desde el dia II de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos meses encontrarau
todas las comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesarias.
DesDues de la 6ltima fecha colo proporcio.
nara 81 Establecimieuto habitaciones y ell use
de les agsiaA
h.oO UsERA BLANCH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
CarruajeS Dc Gonzalez, Ramos ' Aatisnzo.

Desde ell dia 10 del presente mes, la EN-.
presa, para m as comodi tad del puhlico, au-
mentara las salidas diarias de 'os coches en-
relacion con las horas que tiene establec ci1as
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina d Rio-piedras, 4 las u ii
l0i de la ma6ana.
De Cdguas a Rio piedras, q las Ct y de
la maflana.
De Rio-piedras para ambos puntos las
v s de la tarde, fietados todas hor+s, abo
nando los asientos que tenga ell coche.
PRECIOS.
On asiento de Rio-piedras la Carroll
ma vice-verSa. ......... .......... SO
Uno idem de idem Ca2uas, . idem. 80
Un coche fetado de asientos de la
Capital Cangrejos os................ a.
Siendo de ida y vueita. ....,........ 3 ID.
Uno idem de la Capital Rio-pie
draS ............. ..t....-...... 10
Siendo de ida y vuelta. ............... -.
Al pasajero no Sc lie admite mas equipaje
que un baito, cuyo bulto no exceda de IL Ii
bras de peso la dsmasia sera paga conven-
cionalmente. Slendo ell mismo ell conductor,
la EMrREsA no responde de averia.
Tambien sc fietan coches para todos los
puntos que permita ell camino. Los precios
seran modicos. a. IL.
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SENORRs

hanlove Allio.ty Comp. Nottingham Rouen, cuyas
spccalidades son toda clase de maquinaria sacari-
, materiaes para abricas al vapor. .-Sres. Or Ssaly
Brothers Manchester. Motore9 Gas6geno que no ne
Tyler Comp. L6ndres. Motorcs cal6rcos maqui-
% Gora a eaPoT % 0r F0wier e
tivar la tierra.-Sres. J. b. Fleming Comp Edm-
prenta-Sres Ransomes Sims Head Ipswich.
Instruments agricoas. Molinos para malz etc.
sres s.lE. Ransomes Comp. L3ndres. Ma1uinarta
etc.-sress. J. B. Barraalough. MANCHESTER ,Apara-
que SO ltliZan.-W Desk Comp. GLASGOW. Es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
'LaS NOVedadcS.' :
" cE
IgnaciO LlOKnpart &c Co. e5
81 FORTALEZA. 81

cedado estabenionto participant
vorecedores dbco general haber recbdo por los d
procedentes de Europa complete varado sl de
mercancias arculos de novedad ors cbaos nos
u1OSO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
EL SIGLO XIX.
sB<D-G GA EEE HDH SAN FRANCIS
NUEVO SURTIDO.

m IS dc 10 inc az har
oveda udal
d mas
yN td ke ey ytanan, e elias bas h ti ch
y
e tmosy
& etc, ct
pecosos
hua Font E1OSSel0-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
La erpOrtdciOn enLOS
A'IENCION.

Les cue suscriben acaban de rccibir dc los
E. u O. America, el rueicr fa.til;zador 8 abe.
no &C -oc;1". purame1te vege oil o1e contie-
ne segun all sis pra,1 ado d 6a lJp.X de
amoniaco. lnvitamos : 'os aer;cu torres ha-
Ger un ensayo, y CONT al e4ucir6mos ell
precio, que no excedera de IS pesos tonelads,
que viene ser, con poca diferencia, 81 costo.
Por experlnentos hechos enla Isla de Cuba,
esta pr bado que es el mejor abono para toda
,:lase dc siembras, especialmente para la de
labaco, inluyendo de tai modo Gu ell desarro-
10 de dicha planta que hace crecer Ia hoja tres
cuatrO puigadas de su tamafio ordinario.
dando la ceniza del tabaco enteramente blap.
co Deposit0, Tetuan 26.
h. 3 n. GARCIA, GATELL & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

HI. EjLE1GRA A TO
-. NHEEON w CONF.
SAN JUSTO IL, ESQUINA A LA FORTALEZA

De venta hero galvanizado liso acanalado.
herro toneeros n1mero TO- de de
% pugada amecanos eamanf de d pugada
Vea de compocion paquetes de peso complete de IA de
A. Sc, II l6 paquee
F6oo de segudad egmos de pada pavesa colorado
Jabon ingles veteado azul Medley.
Arroz de la India superior.
stdo general de mercanca peeter obeos de adorno
perfumeria novedades de Paris
Agenc general las acredad de de dobe pes
punte sin rival LA NACIONAL.
Depoto del recomendabe LUZ DIAMANTE bre de expo-
sion NAL olor nAamabe solo ITO grades Fahrenheit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Holt & Co., 81 Water st, New York.

iesean lamar la atencion de los comerciantes
la Puerto Rico para sus ben conocldas cuis
dadosamente pre- aradas marcas de harina
POTOMAC LA FAVORITA.
ONO BELLE, STAR EAGLE,
DELLEMERE, CHAMPION.
que pueden solicitarse por medic de todas La
casas cOmsioLietas
Tambien recomiendan particularmente ell es.
tar alerta contra las imitaciones que de las
mismas Sc hacen, especialmente de la FAvoR1rA.
con classes interiores. To1as las harinas Ierfti.
mas de las expresadas marcas llevan estampa.
do en- el barrjl el nombre de
HOLT & co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

Los aeGoros que 1oseen oncargNr mNQulnaria ag1i
cola industrial para azicar cafe. arr0z. nai2, al
gOdon, rieRoS, h:dderaS las pelucnas industriaS
puednn obtenor todd Clase de pormenores, preci0s
y rondiciones de pago liriei6ndose on Ponce a Don
Jberto Graham In "nero lnico agente en- esta islG
d. los fabricantes aUalo u0mbradOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Garcia, Gatell y Co.,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAS

Habilitados competentemente para toda
clase de negOciOs cOmerciales hnancieroa
y para los de consignaciones de buques
en- general dentro fuera de La isfa, por q
tienen bien utiliZar sus Bervicios, Gale de
Tetuan mum. 26 S. j., Pto. Rico. hAD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
1000 mil pesos fuertes!

BILLETES De LA LOTERIA NACIONAL
EXTRAO O2DINARIA DE MADRID,
PARA Ell % DE DIClEMBRE.
De venta en- Ell TELEGRAFo, San Justo l2.---
:. MELON Il q. Set 16
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Aoeite retinado en- latas en- 81 Colrnn
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rios dd las Antas Neua York los pue,os sguicntee
4 AZUOAR MEL CAFE CACA0
FTONELADA lToNELADA rONELADA ffoNELADA SECURE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18


The truth Is these too frequent Gun.
happy marriages is the offspring Of
ignorance quite as much as Of actual
sin or wrong. Fools, and especially
vicious fools, have no right to get pos.
session Of an honest woman's life and
soul which they cannot comprehend.
and the elevating influence Of which
they threw away even more by stupid.
ity than willfulness.
A woman, by her sex and character,
has a claim to many things besides
shelter, food and clothing. She is not
less woman for being welded, and
the man who is ct TO be trusted with
good wife recollects all which this
implies, and shows himself perpetual
ly chivalrous, sweet spoken, consider
ate and deiercniial. The fools and
brutes among Us may think such de
mands hard; but they are not nearly
a. bad as TO live the cat and dog life,
missing the dearest possibilities Of hu.
man entercourse.
What right has a man to expect
happiness in household who brings
no sunshine into Il? What right has
he to look for the graces and refine
menis Of early love when he violates
them by rough speech, ill-manners
and the disregard OF those little things
upon which the selfrespect Of a wife
is built and maintained The cynic
who rails at marriage is generally one
and the same with the thoughtless
egotist who files into the presence of
his wife. careless. stubborn and sour.
tempered, though he never went to his
mistress except in his best behavior.
The fate is horrible which a pure
and faithful girl may endure by en-
countering in him whom she weds not
mere actual cruelty or injury. but stu
pid incompetence to understand a wo-
mans needs. dull forgetiulness Of the
daily grace Of life. and oblivion Of
the fact that while men have the
world, women have only their homes.
These grossnesses Of masculine iDgrat-
itude do not. indeed, often lead to Wis
ible catastrophe nor grow into absolute
tyranny. but they equally lead that
way. They drag down wife's soulto
the point where she must despair;
they change the sublime meaning of
marriage to vulgariiy and WEAKNESS
they spoil the chance of that best and
finest Of all education which each man
obtains. who wins a reasonable good
woman for his companion, and they
cost more TO a million households than
money of repentance can ever pay
back.
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t'arriffea Demoerafie Hfsforv.

A Commercial reporter in CONVERSE
ton with a prominent citizen Of Ken
tucky, the other day, was told a bit
Of unwriiten history which may be Of
interest TO Kentucky Democrats. II
relates 10 the famous Democratic Con-
vention held in Chicago in 1864,
which declared the war for the preser-
walton Of the Union failure and de.
handed peace at all hazards, ami nom.
mated for President and Vice Presi.
dent Mcclellan and Pendleton. AZ
ter the formers nomination the dele.
Cation from the Slate Of New York
said to Kentucky's representatives,
"Now select the candidate for the
Vice Presidency" Hon. Thos. w.
Narnon, a prominent Democrat Of
the State, aud then as now praclicing
law in Stanford, Ky, was the unani-
nnus choice.
But Judge Varnon. while appre-
eating the honor. preferred to see
some Northern man as the associate
Of Mcclellan. aud therefore declined
the candidacy. lie suggested to his
fellow members Of the delegation that
there was young son Of Ohio. whose
splendid career in Congress and I'M
ilinching devotion TO Democratic
principles had made him the young
eagle Of Western Democracy. and who
would be- an excellent candidate for
the Vice Presidency George II. Pen.
dlelon. Of Ohio.
The suggestion was heartily concur
red 10. aud Mr.. Pcndletons name
presented to the Convention. 4 Gin
cinnaii Commercial.
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Dvfn0 Together.

A touching incident occurred in the
death Of two aged people. MIR. and
Mrs. Dickson, at Oskaloosa. Iowa,
last week. For convenience in at
tendance during their illness they were
placed in separate bedrooms. The
heads of the beds were placed against
thin partition, which having an open
door. permitted the two old people to
converse. though not able to zee each
other. The night before the husband
died his wife heard him groaning, and
was unable to arise. Soon she was
informed that he was dying, and in
order TO he near him the beds were
moved so rs to bring them parallel
with the partition, the heads opposite
the door. This done. the fond wife
reached out, grasped her husband by
the hand. and held il during his last
moments. Thus death found them
as nearly or quite fifty-one years be
tore the marriage ceremony had left
them, joined hand in hand.
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0rsna..anflaI Er.aerce.

About forty yean ago gentleman
was tried and convicted upon circum-
slantial evidence Of the murder Of his
niece. She was heard 10 exclaim-
Don't kill met" and that instant a
pistol or fowling piece was fired oil.
Upon these circumstances the gentle
man was convicted and executed.
Nearly twelve months after. the niece,
who had eloped, arrived in England,
and hearing Of the affair. elucidated
the whole transaction. Il appeared
that she had formed an attachment
for a person Of whom her uncle disap-
proved. When walking in the fields
he was earnestly dissuading her from
the connection, when she replied that
she had resolved TO have him, or il
would be her death. aud therefore
said, Don't kill me !" At the mo-
ment she uttered these words fowling
piece was discharged by a sportsman
in a neighboring field. The same
night she eloped from her uncle's
house, aud the combination Of suspi-
cious circumstances occasioned his ig-
nominious death.
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IRIS ~ ENri iEaRs.

r. rusrf.
liz iasn;s -saara Aaa. tasaig saan
Have ns.i iniothc rasi
uh tasniy hng ani weafy gesrs.
sinco ichcld thcc lasi
The, ay that limo has brushed away
The hfl4htneH from ny rhett
Aud tssi ny hight AND ringing iaush
J. more .uhirei anil meek.
IT, t~eniy year. ye.. twenty yeafs
nut can ue'cr ioferi,
llow Eisn-likc thy presence mate
Tho plaoes who're We met
And, a. The mufmur Of the dcsp.
The "a she'll ne'er hr,ates.
Thy gentle soiee slihln ny heart
H. sgccte-i efho sakcs.
~ t~cniy ye'rs yes, tweniy yeaTsi
Bat Thy helsyci face
u mirrouel IN NY memory yet.
In III ~ giriish erace
And tha-e arr stiii he same % n,e.
rhine eye b lsighily hlue-
Thy eheck a. warm, ny lira. fed,
my hcafi o. Hind aud true
lie iweuiy years yes. twenty wears
And oiher eye may SO
A shads upon ny polished hfot.
Invisible o. me
I - thee stiil with charmed eyes.
Anl time has not erased
A sinsle line, a single that,
That young affection traced
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18


ALL DEcENTLy AND IN ORDER
Deacon b., Of Ohio, a very pious man,
was noted for his long prayers, es-
pecially in his family. On Monday
morning the deacon and his wife were
alone, aud, as was his usual custom,
after breakfast, prayer was offered.
There beingan unusual amount Of work
that day, the deacon's prayer was
short. He seized his hat and milk
pail and started for the barn. His
wife being very deaf did not notice
his absence, but supposed him to be
still engaged in prayer. On his re-
turn from milking. he was surprised
to find her still kneeling. lie stepped
up to her and shouted amen, when
she Immediately arose and went about
her work as though nothing had hap
pcned. Cleveland Herald.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

The Paducah Ne,rs says; The sen
tence which twenty-eight out Of thirty
contestants failed to write correctly
last night at the spelling match was
this, as originally written; A student,
porting over his studies as the rain
poured down. formed this sentence;
IL once, sitting on kiln, saw a
knight Grant, himself an arrant
knave. throw a throwe at a foe,
which, striking him, produced throe
of anguish and poignant pain like
that of the stab OF a poniard, which
was healed only by the juice of the
thyme"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

The Show TIger-A Boy's Compost
ffon.
One time there was man which
he'd n ingger, and the .egses "a was a
sho, aud the man he tux the money
for to get in. The man he had a big
paper naild onto the tagger's den, aud
the paper il said, the paper did:
The
Roll BENGoL TAoGER.
some times cald
TnE MoNNERK or THE JuNGLE.
HANDS OF
No TEcHTN THE TAG0ERl
The monnerk Of the Jungle, it was
always a layin' down with its nose
between its poz. and the folks which
had paid to get in they wos mad cos
il wouldn't wock and roar like dissent
thunder. But the sho' man be sed;
That's ol rite when git the new
cage done, but this is the same cage
wich the ole feller broke out Of in
Oregon, time he ct up them seventeen
men and their families"
Then folks they wud oil siend back
and took in whisper while the tagger
slep. But one day a TELLER which was
drunk he tux to punchin' the tagger
with the masthead Of his umbreller,
which stampeeded the oddience. wild T;
and the wimmen folkes they siude
onto chairs and hollered like il was n
mouse; but the drunk chap he KEEP
jobbin' the monnerk Of the Jungle
crewel. Pretty sumo the monnerk il
bellered Ollie, and wriggled, but the
Teller he kept pokin' like he was fire
man to a steam engin'. Bimeby the
monnerk it jumpt onto its hine feeis,
and spit onto lis hands, and sed; 81
bedam il cant jest whollip the pea
green stufiin' out o the gum dasted
galoot wich has been provokin' this ere
Aud the oddience thay was a ston-
ish !
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

A convict was lately discharged
from the Connecticut State prison, at
the age Of 10, who had spent his
childhood in an almshOuse, his youth
in a reformatory school, and his early
manhood in several prisons. The au-
thoriiies will try to get him off on a
long whaling voyage under a good
captain, in the hope that restraint,
discipline. and absence from tewpta'
ton will even now reform him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

KILLED ny WiRE.-Wm. Tarr Il
Co. have a large number of cattle
stopping at their distillery, and they
have been using wheat straw for rough
ness. Lately they had a steer to die,
and several others affected as the dead
one had been. A post norton exam
nation revealed the fact that the
stomach of the animal was perforated
by several pieces Of small wire which
he had taken with the straw, and
which evidently produced death.
LEX. Gazette.
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E5rABLISIIBD 1865.
WARS BRYANT & STRATT0N
BUSINESS COLLEGE,

No. so Main St., Near Third, LOUISyILLE.ikY.
Largest Institution OF The Kind In The South.
Thorough Business Course, Bookkeeping Penmanshp and
Arithmetic are Our SpecaItes.
Il Know these Better than ggs Your Wanted Business
Place Yourself under the Instruction Good Teachers Can Be Pound
In the Land
TENNIS One Month"; SlO. boarding. eI3 81
Month Average including Heard. eIOO.
WRITE FOR cory or THE COLLEGE JOURNAL
WAR; BURKs. Proprietors
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A BEAUTIFUL THouGur.-God
knows what key in the human soul to
touch. in order to draw out its sweetest
and most perfect harmonies. They may
be the minor strains of sadness and
sorrows; they may be the lofiier notes
Of joy and gladness. God knows
where the melodies ofour natures are,
and what discipline will bring forth.
Some with plainiive tongue must walk
in lowly wales Of weary way; Others
in loflier hymns sing nothing but Joy;
but they all unite without discord as
the ascending anthem OF loving and
believing hearts finds its way into
the chorus of the redeemed in Heaven.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

Food greatly benefits when proper
ly given at the right periods, but to
overieed the baby is to sicken il, and
Induce a degree of suffering; DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup is the best remedy
for the discomfort arising from over
feeding the baby. Price % cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

The time has passed Tor the elk
irs." "Cordials," etc. for the Baby,
and DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is now the
established and reliable remedy. Price
rs cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST, sOuTfi.-nEv. =. =. SINS, Pa
wi TOR. services every sunday morning aud night
Prayer Meetings Thursday nights sunday School
% 200 a ". 2. =. sims, Superintendent. The
Woman's Missionary ocieiy meets here or The ~
sunday ln each month, NJ ; O'Clock Mrs q. r.
Davies President.
DAPTisr-- RAY. J. NJ. BnucF Pastor. services
ID on Second and Fourth sundays, morning and
night. Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday anef-
noon. sunday School Al $50 a. N. X. y. Barrov
Superintendent
NIRfsTIAN. Worship by the congregation ev-
" cry Lords day. Preaching by Ed. jos. ballou
on First and Third Lords days. sunday School
a. s;io. Jos. Severance, Superintendent
DREsBYTERIAN, sOUTH.-No Pastor. IN
il Ion sunday School Al ESQ. John W. Rcut,
Superintendent. Union Prayer Meeting wednes-
day nights.
DREsBYTERIAN. NORTH.-REv. J. y. HAYS.
il Pastor, breaches on Second and Fourth Sun
days, morning aud night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

How TO AcT.--''Pm afraid, said
a youth confdentially TO his mother,
as he was preparing to attend his first
great party, THAT | shan't know how
to act. just try as at all other times,
to be honest and true said his moth
er, land then how you act need give
you little concern" Honest and true
How many of us feel that we must be
as honest and true when mingling in
society as at other times. Do we not
think more Of how to act at that time,
than how we are.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

The royal carriage Of Russia is lined
with chilled sleel-to watch the royal
heart, probably.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

II any trouble i atlendan. upon
the Baby's ieething, don't hesitate to
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. II is in.
valuable. Price twenty i've cents a
a bottlr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

A Miss Tanner who recently mar
ried widower named Hyde, with
eleven children, says she has given
up tanning and gone to dressing
Hydes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

Everything conductive To the better
condition of the baby is sure to at
tract attention; and hence it is that
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is becoming
more and more appreciated, as its
wonderful influence in subduing the
diseases of babyhoOd becomes recog.
nized. Price 20 cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

When the aiectionate father Of five
grown daughters calls at the hardware
store TOR an extra stout pair Of gate
hinges. il means the spring campaign
has opened.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

Talmage's views on church music
are thus plainly expressed ; "When
four WOODLANDS are allowed to do all
the singing in the forest, and four
seraphs all the singing in heaven, then
can our churches rely On four persons
in the organ loft with their threats
sore from singing in the opera, who
torture our good old hymns in their
peculiar style"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-06-18

At Beaver City, Nebraska, 25O
miles west Of Missouri. a Presbyte-
rian Church costing $1,000 has been
dedicated. II stands in the forefront Of
civilization, being thirty miles further
west than any other Protestant church
in the country. On the day of dedi-
cation the $40 which remained to be
raised was promptly subscribed in full
with 500 additional to purchase car
pets, lamps, etc. A large part Of the
members OF the church live in sod
houses and 'dug.ouLs.'