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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
Minero-nlt.
PUER1

Temperature de las agl
metro centigrado.
Peso especffico con relacio4
tilada 1923.
Analisis qufmico. En- 1000 par
AcidO azotico indeterminado.
Idenl carb6nico Il. $40 parties.
Idem sulfhidrico %. 40 ideD
Idem clorhidrico 0. GA grap
Carbonate de cal 0. 251 ic
Idem i'd. .magnesia Is. 720 il
Sulfato de cal O.. 264 idem.
Idem i'd. magnesia 0. $40 idein.
ldem id. hierro 300 idem.
Slice 0.706 idem.
Grandes depositos para enfTia
la temperature que Sc Deeesite.
Poseen estas aguas las sig
des derurativas, laxantes,
vulsivas, sedaDtes = tonicas
y temperature de su uSo.
Sorprendentcs resultssdosen las
Intermediates dyspepsia, gastritil
gias, disenteria y estrefiimients
obstrucciones del hfgado, baZo
rio, intermitentes antiguas que Sc l
tenidas por infartos de las mismas
u1QEOitSIttS IlftSAfdS cUydS CduSdS
mismos infartos, Stills constitucio
clones reumaticas cronicas, artriti
mo caracter, PARALYSIS sin lesion orf
cerebro, en- las que reconocen DO
c0licos nerviosos Y de plomo, ci
mores escrofulosos.
Admirables resultados en- eJ Yici
cerpetico y ulceras q que
Las leucorreas y blenor1
moditi can ventajosamenF
En- las intermediates
urinario, colicos nefritiC
erection de la orina, al
segregado y formation
as aguas en- bebidas y
titles,
Empleadas las aqua
cion y q toda su temp
curan las neuralgias,
de los miembros.
M6dico- director, Sr.
DEF Y SANTIAGO.
hta. 25 jul. so.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
Vapor MaMuela" oaDitan Viuasnil
uk PUHRTo- Rico FOE FL SUR DIX EANTo DOMINGO
sHGUN IL sIoUIENTE ITINERAEIo
I D A
EGT0REu.
,CONsYGNATARlOs

NuEvrTAs sres. i. \. g. Do;z Oomp.-GIBARA.
SuccsorSs de Silva, H9d1iRusz OQmp.-BARAooA, &.
Alayo y Conn p.-CUBA. Sres. s. y L. Ros Comp
EXNro DoMIEoo. Sr IL. Juan rou.-MAyAaGEE, Don
min Bernedo. ga 0UADlLLA Sros Amel. Julia CO.
PUERTO Rico Sres. iriArte. HSrmano de Oaraeeaa
' VOomp-SAETH0AAs ETeJ, LaCnb Come.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

H. MATHIS, PROPIETARIO,
10y IL, ARUNDEL ST COVENTRY STREET W
LON DIR ESS.

LON NDRE
Este hotel especial para f,miias, esta stua.
DO en- el verdadero eentro de la capital. ORE
ce todo 10 comfortable que Sc pueda desear
Los senores vlajeros que Sc dignen honrar
81 senor Mathis, con su as tsncia, encontra.
ran slempre su disposition un magnffico sa.
ION de iectura un jardin para su recreo
ferlodlcos nacionales y extranjeros. Mesa
redonda comidas particule Griados
INTERPRETERS esRanoes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
C0MPANIA GENERAL TkASAlLAhl;CA
DE NAPOkkS COkREOo FRANCHISES
LINE4 DE N1RSELL4.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio lei
p1Dlico en- general la variacion que ha tvni.
do esta hnea de vapores en ST. ltinerario, g.
que emfezara reglr ei co1riente mes con 81
vapor GUADELOUPE, 800 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
Dr. r. DE LARKof -,
CabaAero de la Legion de honor.

I'M Leg. de cuarenta amos de edad.
flatulencia estomacal y vomltos frecuentes
ha sido s0metido al uso del Jsrabe de
ouina ferruginoso; al Cabo dc ounce dias,
la meJofa era va notable, las fLerzas, al
apetitO, la tranqUilidad de eSpifitu habiah
cOmpletamente restablecido su quebTan-
tada SalId. y
(BoLeti1 general de Terap4l4tica de Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
u AkkkN M
M(dico del Emperadot.

Mucho tengO que agredecer a v. m
querido senior Grimault, pOr su exCeleni
preparation de hero y quina me
pueStO acknowledgements bieh con Ia df
de una cnCharada entire mis- dos com
me propongC v0lver a emprend'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

Hotel de Ia NUEV
de Tetuap. nHmero 80.
este nueNo establecini
sus Torecedores tant
afus ga, su buen trato
clones frescas y tspaci6sas
vtstas a la bahia y Sc sirver
'ouGtio y con ida en- mesa ;
{ te9aoSencioFalAs. Todo ell {
,fecimiehto sera comr
q 6e desee.
'Su propietario, A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
ADVERTENCIAS.

DO" Pedfo del Val'e q Na'taeg, prin,e,. su.
ple"fe del J"ez M'Aaicipo1 accidental de
pTm'era tnStancia del Dishito de San
FTGnriscO.
: Hago saber que nstancia del procurador
~ =, manner N ! osun4 q nombre y representation
este en- concurso necesario: -~nsna,'"'' Ivy
cia he dispuesto sc fien ca "j''. -
p1bicos dc costumbre nse
Qfctdl de la provineia, anun
curse liamando -
Sc n"espnf~~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
4 lmanaque Encyclopaedia
para 1880.

oont1ene el sino de todas las personals. Ieven.
1as, llstoras, artes, uso costumbres varia.
dades, seccion testiva, recetas nueyas dosco.
nocldas, el arte de hacerse amar, etc, etc etc
Afreglado por ID. Torcuato Tarrago , Ma.
teos-De venta en- casa de Ftrnagtera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

Esta preparation, que permite sunni
nistrar a los enfeRnOs dos mediCamcntOS
appearances DalO una forma agradaDle, es
ma digestion sumamente facn
Dr. CHARRIER,
de Ia Clinca de la Facutad de Paris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
LIN L A
De VAPORES- -C0RRE0S ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpoolv Puerto Rico,
DospachAndose uno el Is dc cada mes en- Liver.
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.

pool.
Tipos reducidoS de Fletes.
eancfas, Sacos vacfos Perfu-
meria, Juguetee. Cuchieria, col.
DroGAs .....';...t;..
tnoaileria alambre. .cobre. no Por tone
ia de latI. cavos, tubos para
GaE ,ferreteria. pint ura acei- lada sslHaso
te jaIcia labon. velas. papel, |""'.
,TTfTAk,eS, S1vSTsS, -jt.-2s, sreU- m6didt
AAAi "AA- A-ituosos aRuas mine
hon a+e,........; ..;....,..... 6 opcen de-
S@AA IL mo tenleGdo pl0zas eN i
A lSen de dos tonelaaas de sol.
a ~ pailRs para az1car vapor
~'arfa. c6rvezR. CT -
"a yidts~ 'onos -mIento 4OI.
IadrfiioS. ksAyu ....-...'t..)
sArro caderos y fogoues. ....... 46. Ton. de pese.
rog hassss 1000 sacos, Isl pasa
de 1000 sacoe. dete convencio- 4ol. ldem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

Todo con capa de 81. siendo paRadero en- Liver
ooI x de IO% siendo pagadero en- Puerto Rico
Se fietes q pagan en- Puerto Rico SO cobrarAn al
ambio corrente de Gros en- las fechas de las lleGa-
das de los vapores.. 49, r. ..
fas plszas bultoS de maQuinalia que paSen 6e
Aos neladas de peso. d otras mercancias no men
sIonadAs arriba, fete convencion&l.
Gnhre en bardues por un solo vApor de no menos
oue 100 toneladss para un solo Consignatario, Sc
sbonara la capa pagannose nete On AlVerpool Ia
@ntraQa de los conoctmlentOs.
Para pormenores, dlri9irse
=, TtvarnooI - a los Sres. White Forman Il Oe,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
AVESOA Al

Hotel de Ia NUEV
de Tetuap. nAmero 80.
este nueNo estableciuii
sus Forecedores tant
afua ia, su buen trato
clones frescas Y espaci6,
vtatas a la bahia y Sc sir
',ou&tio y ida en- mess
2ooyencioFa.As. Todo e
E,,fecimiehto ser4 com,
e desee.
'Su propietario, A
h 4kTUR
II fTE GENE
| { w. a
Sc
1c
Z 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

e Constantemente produce los mas d.
chosOs resultadOs en- los casOs de dyspepsia,
cl0r6sts, dn,enorTed, henlorragids, febyes rfot-
deds, diabetes, y EN- lOdas las circumstances
eli que es necesario reponer las fuerzas del
enfermo Y reStituir a Ia sangre Sus princi-
pios alterados perdidos
d. ARNAL,
M(dico del Emperad0t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28
vapor Nuevo Barcelona, cap. Cana.
IDA

rtaj ordinario d Sdnth6nas por el Norse
de SG1'to Domingo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-01-28

ntercolc cnlal s,-i3 - 43,,Ju .. ....., -
1aOn hAao 70 s"VVV,..... ...-........... = ~
uktaIerra Z rdnciil. IS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24
Bayard Taylor's Rule.

These are the rules | have al
ways accepted: First, labor
Nothing can be had for nothing ;
whatever a man achieves he must
pay for, and no favor Of fortune
can absolye him from duty. Sec
ondly, patience and forbearance,
which are simply dependent on the
slow Justice of time. Thirdly, and
most important, faith. Unless a
man believes in something far high
er than himself something infinite
ly grander than he can ever be-
come-unless he has an instinct OF
an order beyond his dreams, OF
beauty and goodness and justice,
besides which his own ideas are
dark, he will fail in every loftier
form of ambition, and ought Ia
fail.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

NHNWI business now before the public. \ GU
OIVbuu Scan make money faster at work Tor
MINI US than at anything else. Capital
O0O = not required. We will start you.
ti2 a day and upwards made NJ homo by the in
dustriou.. Men. women, boys and girls wanted
everywhere 20 work for us. Now is the time. You
can devote your whole time TO the work, or only
your spare moments. No other business will pay
you nearly As well. No one willing 10 work can
fail 20 make enormous pay by engaging 90 once.
Costly outfit and terms free. grea. opportunity
for making money easily and tonoTably Address
True Co, Augusta, Maine. 40
CO :. 2fsper day, outfit free. send two Sc. SIPS.
% w Ylef. r. Wsshburn, Middleboroi Mas.
tGqm6
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

her back TO life. Eva was now al
tsrnately claspsd in the arms oil
her father and brothers, with tears
and thanksgivings. During these
demonstrations, Viroqua turned
sadly away She had no kind
friends there to welcome her with
tears and kisses, vet she was 10th
to leave without a kind word from
Eva, who she loved so dearly.
After the first transport Of JOY
was passed, Eva, looking up, saw
Viroqus standing at a little dis
lance with tears in her eyes, look
ing sorrowfully on. She exchang-
ed a few words with her friends
and then approached viroque, who,
at thoughts of the approaching
separation, threw herself into Eva's
arms and gave way to tears and
sobs.
my dear, Viroqua, why are you
so sad 2 You know that you are
going with me-" said Eva, endeav-
ing 10 console her.
But viroqua instinctively sbrank
from goipg to the white settle
ments.
"No, no, she said; "thnt cannot
be; do not expect it; bet | could
not think Of parting with you
without one kind word"
But, Viroqua, my dear, neither
/ nor my friends would be willing
TO leave you here alone,--not even
your own tribe here with you.
Come, say no more about it, for |
will hear no refusal TO make my
home your home. Come" And
after little while, she consented.
When they at last reached home
again, Eva was greeted with hearty
welcomes. Nor was Niroqua for
gotten. She was welcomed by a
great display OF affection. Nor
did their love ever abste.
When Eva was married, in due
course of time, to Clarence Burton,
and had a little cottage of her own,
Viroqua was with her. And
though she received stated wages
she was no drudge, but was treated
by them with sisterly kindness.
Viroqua was Eva's faithful friend
and companion, and when little
children came TO grace the home
circle, she was their only nurse.
And from those children some of
the first families Of Detroit have
sprung.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

The art Of preparing timber has
been greatly simplified in modern
times. The old practice in making
boards, was to split the log with
wedges, and, inconvenient AS the
practice was, it was no easy matter
to persuade the world that the
thing could be done in any better
way. Sawmills were first used in
Europe in the fifteenth century,
but so lately as 1855, an English
ambassador, having seen a sawmill
in France, thought it q novelty
which deserved particular descrip-
ton. It is amusing to note how
the aversion to labor-saving ma
cbinery has always agitated Eng
land. The first saw mill was estab-
lished by q Dutchman, in 1863 ;
but the public cutlery against the
newfangled machine was so violent
that the proprietor was forced TO
decamp with greater expedition
than ever did q Dutchman before.
The evil was thus kept out of Eng
land for several years, or rather
generations, but in 176S an un-
lucky timber merchant, hoping that
after so long a time the public
would be less watchful of its own
interests, made rash attempt to
construct another mill. The guar
dams Of the public welfare, how
ever, we're on the alert, and a con-
scientious mob at once collected
and pulled the mill to pieces.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

A well known gentleman went
home 10 rather a howcomeyouso
condition the other night, and in
reply to bis wife's remonstrance,
explained that he had been at
tending a meeting of the ward
campaign club. But how came
all that mud on the shoulder OF
Your coat r. she inquired sternly.
"Oh," he answered meekly, ave
been putting my shoulder to the
wheel" and this concluded the hos
tilities for the night.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

Meanwhile, what was the dismay
Of Mrs. Wilson on seeing the boys
return without Eva. "Where is
Eva was the mothers tremulous
query.
as she not with youi We have
seen nothing Of her." replied the
eldest.
"She went to meet you, and has
not returned. Oh! where can she
bel Ny child my childl"
"Where is Eval" was the ques-
ton Of the brothers, as they glanc-
ed at one another.
"There is but one answer to that
question she must be q captive
among the Indians" was the sor-
rowful reply Of the father, who had
come up during the conversation
"But, come by quick action we
may still be able TO recover her.
Arthur, take the horse and go to
the fort for assistance; il would be
useless to 60 on such an errand
without being well armed"
IL was no sooner said than done
and in a short time body Of SOL
diers stood at Mr.. Wilson's gate.
At q little distance from the house
q young man who was approaching
viewed this force with dismsy.
From the time he started from
home he had q strange PRESENT.
ment that he should miss his darl-
ing's smile Of welcome and now,
upon seeing tho soldiers, he was
filed with an indsnnablo fear. BE
lonrod. xat draadsd 70 ,sk their
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24
MRS. RRowN,s DISAPPOINTMENT

Al sRrAKFAsr; Nov. 3, 1850.
The'saddest woman in this town,
Is Mrs. Capt. !XsTxes Brown.
Last Wednesday morn she tossed her head
And 70 her Capt. Xerxss said:
You promised me you'd buy me, Brown,
This day a grOs groin silken gown"
BE wildly dropped HIS knife and fork
He'd bet on Hancock and New York
"ind how about that winter bonnet
With plume and jet and bangles on Il
His cheeks became Of sshsn hue
He'd bet on Indiana too
HAnd then that rice new velvet saequs
With lace al up the front and back"
lie quailed beneath her lurid glare.
And thought Of death and Delaware
And then those gloves 2" but stay, no more
Ne, swocnirF, fell upon the hoor.
All, mel 70 hear that woman tell,
You'd think the eountryd gone to-weh.
40 matter; but in all our town
The saddsst fsrnsle's name ia Brown.
Kansas City Timer.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

father replied that he was most
thoroughly. The youth contin-
ued; "Well, l tho't so for you
never read it at home" This end
ed the discussion of it in that fami-
ly for the day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-24

A bright youth asked: "Father
are yon in favor Of reading the
Bible IN the public seheolss" The
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
M VI

Aest NIel;]
y II. Il
691 B,|
2enfact,,re|
kLNET' Ell
.sTEREd
GRAvINGs|
dkindred
sPlIOT'Od
pre- Head
a6way of 81
rus. Each
'laes in the
sphic Ira
x@,grauings
ss&s. Mani
9rMiniat,lI
Us. Cata1
1Ith directed
ven cents.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
--~snsv.---------@-------
TUE 2 UCk aUWl- r., ST RY.

"Spea!lin@ OF duck shooting
on ST. Clair Flats" sighed al
old citizen as he took his seat ii,
4 gun store yesterday, II ,lon't
Eiilnk there are rs many binds
up there as there was ten or iif-
teen years ago. Why, sir, the
channels used to be black with
'cN, and they Were so tame that
Nou could knock 'cm on the
head"
Everybody sighed to think
these good old days and ducks
could never return, and the vet
cram hunter continued:
IL remember. [ was out one
day in April. / got among the
hip2d$, and how many do YOU
suppose / counted Z"
"Ihroe hu!!dred,' vcnturell
one Of the audience after Il long
interval.
''Ghrcc hundred! Why I al
ways killed over Il thousand ev-
cly ti.De / went out! No, sir, l
counted yer 5000 9reAt big,
fat, plump delicious ducks, and
then | had only cO.mted those
on one side OF the boatw
GLOW long did it take Won ~
|. don't know, sir, | had no
watch with ne. Time is moth
ing to q man collntinG ducks. |
counted atuU;!. and when thc
ducks were small counted two
tor one. BY and by | got tired
OF counting and got ready for
the Slaughter"
GLOW many did you kill ?"
"Wcll, now, | suppose could
lie about it and say | killed
nine or ten hundred, but I'm
getting too near the grave for
that. No, | didn't kill 4 blast
ed one, aud that's where the
strange part Of the story comes
Ill. When | began to lit that
qua up those ducks knew what
| was up to just as well as /,
hJumHn being, and what did
tney do? Why. sir, about 200
OF 'ern made g sudden dive,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
PUR F1jD.

An Act to prevent lie aduiter tinn of az
flclfs used ~ food t" prevent he sal
OF unwholeS,ne AMI tainted provisions.
the slauIh eriny of eat tie. etc. for foo!
when in an unh ',,IthN condition. an.i t.,
preventive 'arding"f Diseases! anlm Is
With = certain Nrasrrihnl limits.
EECFION l. B. il enacted by III. Gener.
al Assembly of til" State of Louisiana,
That it Shall be llniawtlil for ANY r.rson
or persons TO a'|"lt"rat", ~ sell or oft.
for sale in the STATE OF Louisiana, any nr
ticle of food aud snStennncc, knowing III.
same to be atlultvrnte,
SEC. 2. Be it further IN ctcti etc.. Tha}
it shall be unlnwfi.l for any rrrsoa or y r
sons to sell OF "!fn" for sa,e any tainted
provisions or stale Vegetables, or Other
articles OF fund, the slnle BEING III a co,,-
ditl"n of 'lecomp ashton, or unfit for too
SEC. 2. Be it further cunc'e.l, ttc, Tia,
1T shall I've nnlawfn: FIR any person or +
sons to slaughter TO- food and .iior tor 80 L..
any cattle, hog. or sheep, he same being
in an nuhralt, rendition.
SEC. Be it fur her enactcd, etc, TIL,
It shall he unlawful for any person or per
sons, Railways. steamships, Steamboats,.
water or other craft TO discharge ut any
of the depotS. wlArv or lau.iiuw4 uiihin
the city OF New Orleans q. any city with
in the State of Louisiana or l..ss than two
mi es distant iheretro II. any cattle, swine.
or S eep forwarded :hrnUg't them or shin
ped on their own account when the same
is known t" he il a Iii ,c%sed condition.
SEC. 5. BE it turf her enacted. etc.. That
any person OF PERSONS violating an,
of tie plnvjsio ns If hi, act SHAH be deem
ed gui ty of Il misr!ein-s ,or, and 1ar tI.
first "t1ensc shall he punished l,y II ii &c vi
twent" five doll rs or tlIlrr months M
prisonmen', and tor Il second or subs.
Gurnt off 'nse, Shall be punisll"I VIII, u
fine of fifty d. HAIRS, on uo, less than six
months impri'"nn"nt, ct both, at tile
discretion OF the court.
SEC. &. Be it fur: her enacted, etc., That
the Secretary CT Sta'r. immediately u..oi,
the passage of this act, shall notify III.
sherifls. chiefs Of p"Iico AID nj her execu.
tive officers throughout the State to tai
cognizancc thereof and eniIlcc its prpvi-
sions.
all laws or parts of laws in conflict will
this act be and the stttc arr her by r.
pealed. R.N. OGDEN,
Speaker of the Honsc Repre- entatives.
S. d. MCENEkY,
i.icut. Gov. aud Pres of ) II tie.
LOUIS \. WILTI,
Governor If he State ot louisiana
WILL. a. STR ING, Seq. of State.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
ABOUT UNEMATION.

1t is well known that the average corpse
is quiet, rcticert, uncommuuicativr
and self-c"n'aincd, making ~ fuss ~ q!
minhing his Own busenc-s with 1t steady
assidnity wori by tniemu n Jon; y.l tuctc is
in the world scarcely Il subject for discus
sion so provocative Of aiScord a. he
The main conuudrum seems to he, how 10
get rid "t him, and III the solution OF thi
the world hasn't Il reg advanced FOX untold
sentnr'es. The ancient EyvrMan useA al
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
Ti-EEEI.iGTEI.E: g. T.s.i.::}
TT . .Lfe6 g.! LLA4.

(The following 10 taken f.oin t',e "G,r
slentn's Mag zine," of htn.lo',, tor l7)a
II Is inr"la-ting - ii literary rtrln,i'N
ana on ace unL OF its uni!t Ing 7inpli-
city J
Li:e SIS he dam LAX rose Won see,
Or like the boss IN on a re
Or like the daintv iawe" al May,
Or like the NOR ing o the tlnr.
Or like the sun, or Ike the shade.
Or like the gourl which jonas i i;
Even such il man, whose thre II i, snun.
Drawn out and cnf. art 81 is .inne.
The r'se witherS, the hl"s>o n blHs'pt!,
The flower f. les the II, ,r.;ing hu,teth,
The san sets. the Sh dow ili2s,
Tia g'urd go lsi,T:'-, re MAJ he lies
Like t. the rraSS HAS newly ,rinr.
o. tlk, = tale ia t. ne Nv rg,i,.
Or Ii :" tn" bird 'u.'''S il r. TO hry,
Or like tho pear ed dew Of II y.
Or like a ''tr. or ike. span
Or like the 81 rihr Of tn. ,v.n;
Even Snch Is man, who lives by ilr'a'l.
Il mere. on there. il If. n! .ir4 b.
The grass wi'hsrs. h" tale is e,hrl.
TIE bird is II 'wn. he tew'S'ns.euI-d,
The hour is short. The span uof lon,
The swan near death; ntn's life i, slnue
Like to a bubble in tho crook,
Or in 4 glass much like tn 10 X
Or ike Il Shuttl. in II viewers hand,
Oh like the writin. on the sand
Or like 4 tho lrnt 81 lie p dream,
Or ike The eli ling of a Ntrerm;
n''o'' ~ ','"h' ""n yves "E hrrath,
~" 'h'!". III me iti.l teh' H.
~. 1919. .'' '"' HHN i''G't,
~ sun MN 'A "E''f 10.
r. o , F"S'' 'n' u''ah IS S''!e,
"'''' s''''''S' lii u: ; Ii i come.
Like to a blaze Of forI delight
Orn~e;, morniur clear AMI ,,r:.,l,~
Or like n FROST. or Ii,,n =, ..;,,>y.r
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swan under the boat, and all
raised on her port side at once
and upset her! Yes, sir, they
did, and there l was in the
Nortl, Channel, in ten feet OF
water, boat upset, night COM
ing on, and ia my wet clothes.'
"Well:"
Jewell, I climbed up on the
bottom Of the boat, tloatcd five
miles, and was picked up by
two Indians. We towcd thai
upset boat to an island, ana
here another curious Thing.
comes in. Unter the DO, t were
POI large, plump ducks. They
hnG been caught there when
she upset, and all we had to do
was 10 haul EN- out and rap 'cn
Oh the heaN.'
"N7ly, why didn't they dive
down and get from under the
DO t." asked an amateur duck
shooter.
"'Vhy did't they, sir-why
didn't theye Well, sir, l might
have asked 'em why they didn't,
but t was l;ste,a cod wind had
sprung up, and | din't feel like
talking! MI that I KNOWS that
| counted over $1,000 ducks,
was upset, captured 1854, and
have n!iitayits here in my wal
le' to prove everything | hay"
stated. Does amy man he: e
want to see the d0cuneNts."
No man did. They all look
ed ont Of the windows and Won
dcrcd if they could lie that way
when they had passed three
score ycars.-[ Detroit Free
Press.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17

IS The national Democratic Cnnven
ton will be composed Of seven hund,rs
and thirty eight delegates. Dat Of thj
number the solid Snu Ii viii have two
hundred and seventy vntrs
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17

I EAFES Bayou S a eve. s-,.,,,-.
a ~ M"n""y aIt"r the ,i., ,[-,
arrival OF lie ears, iu.,i r,r,y = ..2'. =
ihHiShaN ut : u'rinrk. ". m onu -.
0''y ana Sun day. Ian,i,, tI,,'"
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