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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23


AnSAtorCa EreSDo:e4- %
Los Vapoiea Iraasatit.nt,eos tucau Plymouth,
CScDurso SOotnuAatoI. Il: esuA sg9ncia to tx
pIden i%saJeS CireEo= ueca Iar!e.
DC .Ip6c1ou DuietsS De vueIt3 para URsa-
les lntercotJ ~ Ao IrdAAiIanuc0s p9fa n3sos IN
40 rospecIiS Ul ,nlo l?n uaA reO4.a t,ei ~ l.. I.
fAoAdE5 IN kAA1l4iA a.. - oda ta3s.lig COM
DIcStG dc mas pd-konas olD pssSile Transatlantic
co 30np0ERn Oh VGtoc is cuAtro rtsajeS sateroS
tle.ls GetecIo I'd repaja 03 ua1 s@At& paite del
mCaS4nte uel paasio &ciuod&so uor lainliia Us pa-
ar>-. GI;a cIihdos. hAts ~ ICctlo1 40 ueae M
saC cahndo 10 o&pid+n pas'ocf - ~. ) yuelNi.
k1S DlEJs 1leAVs u5 EL.Ja. ulll Ec.tls l6 = la
c1afta parte, 0e ~ IA niLad,
k1oS pa5k.lEOo r.sca eF.liIlS o1a!iuieT pRxI4 lie
Earou u,.3aeo 9Oel@r Is diss Ga .ns.l&1elra ii ,3i
St,>-n. sst"sa l1t para Iaa~-rG pUolo1 uNn-
car ~ Ef..1Cit, AJ5 pessas"I)s pOr TapUr %
touGr,kG ei NrI t..o 10 SGi "a ~ ferro-ctrril
enLre O1erboUAs. Parls tiY.aout3 iT)hdrog. 0ua
reoaaa de le !i,S ios onu,s-tssi-s e. est9 oGerto
A4St;A rro1tDido tl5 psssSNerca. elaoarcaado 3n
este puerto pl.1et.% stLu 1.i ctl. A2ea-
tes on p,u ual Sla-to 1scV. oreS LssclLnsr ~: 81.
paso,o toal&l0 u UorcQ La; ara - ~ ~ fecargo.
aea o5.Snerso CASA ss poc 4os g@Der1 ds ests Upin
paalS Ca'& ios stxu9;i,3} bl'oa: A2ttG Ia. oaTCa-
da5, ~ .5s. CclAaolis. s-lieE. C4r.z@c. Aemsra=a
Domlli q, dt,.A.la S%e7 AG'Fu, = :alei. sGmaic :.
sAvaAIia, aslng a;-ts. Sn,a ,-dai,,. e2a " ente -
SlAS2 iaih &c EI1nsQEG,
So sXl4ea aaoca praaes modious para los traspp =
u9s de la1aeo oe1e l. L2ioDa.
ESta p,T lsnoIes sQs.re .-%ASs, nAG5s ienl3s, d.
Ts.lssJ d is A2ea-le 10 - DouID1tuI
LA 0o2' 9ssts,v &seSur so1a cissse de azores .Ge
e q ht.fO. cIS:4.1. tls@cS .csGs ooio.. uuc!I
o: g.E,ITes &C "a IeZ c'a 6Ss;cIno = Atcope. pan
AQ8AtsS en- san Jn0a, LdttmeF &c CU-Nd-
guGOo, u D. II. CV0ptr.-Arfoyo, H. Il. j.
a LcuiIe. ---IORce, oses. CUrtaJd IL O0.-.Hayd
Quez, u. HOGertO GumdeS. AguddtUd, SreS.
KuohieT f CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
BoIeta directs para Euro
u Pn,Is IhI Tta'

Niilos memories de tres amos no pagan paSa-
ie Entire 3 ' Ii amos mirad de pa:aje. Uria-
dos acompanando sus amos 2I3 parte de pa
sSje.
Para mas lnformes tipos de fietes dirigirse
4 los agenJes de la compafiia en- San Juan, So
brinos de Ezquiaga. Areclbo, +. Fernandez
& Go. -Aguadili6, Kuchler l. 20. --Mayaguez,
PLATA 4 Brave Ponce, Oortada u Co.,
Arroyo, Fantauxd Hernanos. --1Humacao, r.
iPou J Bas6. "a a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
Pailas para ingenioS

Las hay de todos tamaiios legitimas
IA Oarron. hastA 500 galones en- ei OIL
sseen de los Sres. AMELL JULIA < O,
a Aouadilla. Para mas pormenores
diricirse { los citados ssnoreA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
ITINERARIC
SALIDAS.
RETORNO.

RETORNO.
saIIendo de Kingston el ID con las escslas
arriba n,encionadas, legara este puerto 81 "a,
uontinuando ell misrno dis para SSnthomas, 10
nsudo squi los pasaleros J tletes para ei yhpor
tYAsatlanueo que dlcho ultlno pnhVo 80 u'rlse
Saatander st. Nazaire.
Prscios de pasejes intsrcoIontoIes.
Primera Entpte. Pnsnte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

NOTA. Los pesaies tomados bordo cos
taran Is p 4 recargo.
Sc expenden Bllletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 25 p.S rebaja
validOs por 90 dias desde su fecha.
Los ninos memories de af1os, uDo gratis
de 3 s amos solo la cuarta parte, de 4
l2 amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
conslgo los enseres de CANA y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. los Agentee generates.
SILVA Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
VAPORBS- CORRlUS TRASATLANTUuS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
VIAJE DlRECTO DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A SAN NDER.

De Puert0-Rico Ia Habuna. $50 ! "a 5 l6
De Ii. Santander, CA.ilz tar
celona WA Habanal .... 200 l60 20
Las !ocalidades especiales y camarotes ell
terOs, seran precios couvenclunales.
Habra rebaj jas para las iamilias nunerosas
con nlnos
Sc exp!den pasajes dc ida vBe.ta con ~
p.26 &c rebaja,
Id Empresa ha hecho las siguiontes mo-
dlticaciones en- ell pasaje de los ninos que
viaJen con sus familias.
PRIMERA SEGUNDA CAMARA.
Un niho hasta de amos, en- cada .amilia,
gratis. Los dema5 hasta amos un cuarto
pa5aJe. Los de a Z II amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TEKCERA CLASE.
Un nino, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj.
nos htssta amos medic pHsaJe. Los dema5
pasdle enteIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

aM Leg. de cuarenta amos de edad.
afeCtadO de una dyspepsia con debiltdad.
flatulenCia estOmacal y vomitos frecEcntes
ha sidO sUmetido al Hso del JArabs de
0uina ferruginoso al Cabo dc ounce diaS,
la me1oria era va notable, las fuerZas, el
apetitO. la tranquilidad dc espiritu habian
sido recobrados. Al cabo de dos meSes de
usar este medlcamento, NJ. Leg. habia
completamente restaDlecido su Quebran-
tGda Salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Todo con capa De 81, seudo pg2adero, en- Livar-
ool de l0% siendo pa& 1dero eh Puerto hlco. -,
VV Aafs. 4 uagar en- Puerto kiCC Sc cUSraran a.
AmSio corrente do dlros 81 las iech'is de is esa'
de los vaporas, ,to.., l,oo aa =, ,o,s
r. rl azls pnltos 90 LAe,Iulnaria UpS pa1en De
Az. toDe .fias is PC o. & otreS meEcancaS no men
cISonS(ias nj rilA fete conyeuoloiisi
E|tre anntArQues. por IN solo W Dor de 40 Inenor
-. rn1 tonelains para m solo COlSiRn.tarto, he
SEonara Ia cai.a psgand0se nete gu LlVsrp"oi d h
snFrega lie los conoclmieDtoe,
Para pOrraenofes. dlrl34Ise
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Ia este puerto Santander J St Nazaise,
l.deTs 2 de IL 81 de l! Entrepuente
a2OO $174 $3.50 $50
81 montante de pasajes de hetes es pagade,
"a An oro americana sn eqdivai ente en- mon
Sa corriente con ell p% de aumento.
ooaEoTcTnNES
Se expiden pgsajes de IDA v-sn" Loo
yiaies intercoloniales, validos por dos meses
eer un Is p% de rebaja, on los trasatl4ntlcoS
vsliios Dor doce meses con un 20 py6 de re-
baia. :, -
sente de cuatro pasajes de Camars SO hara una
rebaia do Is p%
Ia cuarta parte, de & IL Ia mitad, Y de doce
cumpIid dos pegaran pasaje entero. Cuando una
t,oniIa tenga varios ninos, menores de amos,
s6o uno dc ellos ira gratis; los demas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
Sl,s criados varoues pagaran ell precio 6iado
nor los pasajes de entire puente, las muierea
as dos tercios del pasaje tomadas por sus amas
Para rois datallea, dirigirse
SILVA & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

4l3sos Ghe!dtr ou latls en- El ColmGd0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
ARROZ HsHBURGUBS SUPERlyg.

Sc detalla, almaoen de J. Eustaquie Ca.
brera. calle de la Cruz numero 10.
A plazo ...... $5i quintal.
De contado ~ a SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

I'll dia Il de cada mos saldra de st. Sazalre
' escala on Santander Tenerhe con deSlno :
hsn Th6rass uno de los mejores vapores de la
GcmDania llegando este ditimo puerto 81 6, J
sonT}nuando 81 ruta hosta Vera Cruz,
IA CotnuaIia acaoa de establecer Tn ssTvl-
.;o iuterc0lonial con ell slguents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Mucho tengo que agredecer v. mi
queridO senior 6rimault, por su exceAenle
preparation de hero y Quina; me he
puesto acknowledgements bien con la d6Sis
v me preponsc volver a enprepder sJi
uSo.
Dr. n. DE LARRooUE,
Cabanero Dc la LeGisn de HonSs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
lClItLU LtC ttt I1UUt1'W8 Ot tNVtN ~ % tt%O q
pap. MoRTERA o MANUELA.

saKyrrAs, sres. =. 2. B. Dol7- 7 Comp -6rBAlA.
sucesorss lie Silva Redrsgueg Cong, -BARAcoA. Z.
AsYo Z Oomp.-opBH sEes g. L. Eos COMP r.
mia Barne1o --S0rADlLIL srA5. Amsll. Julia Or
kUsgro -Kroo Erae. Istarts, Esrmano de OEtscens 3
VOom .--SAHTE 0AAe. Sres. Lacln coTar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Tipos reducldCs dc Eletss.
cSuofas Sacos vneios, Pertu-
SerIa, Juguetee. Cuchilefia. ido.
t..';fi n.oficst "a ainuc 5re, cobre. no Por tone
~ de ia, ciavos, tubos para $780,,
ast fer it3teria plDturS. 9eel- ia|is oe peso
Ts. .;8rt4a, Japon. velah pape!' f6o! 1,.,,.
r,-iables ysveroe yinos. iiGo- meu!oh
ssss III eS'' ........... opoion del
acainavia 100 teniendo pisEGS !
"1 Iuts pas en- iv dos tone adas ie sol. vapor
ncSo} pailIs para s1uc"r
"a vidr.eria, cerveza. eimieAto loI.
la4ri,,,s abonoS ......-.--'...) ,
,errc. eelderos fosones. <6s Ton De pes9'
To- h,asiA NlJU st coS tsl pasa
de aoO0 sacos. heto coaveaeio- Ats' iden'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Hallandose en- combination los vapores
franceses que pasan por esta Capital para
Santiago de Cuba, Ell de cada mes, con el
vapor americana Santiago" que sale de
Cuba todos los dias 1S para New-York, to.
man dichos vapores franceses pasajeros on
esta Ciu lad con direction q New-York, al
m6dico precio de . so en- orc americana Dol
pasaje en- primsra ctlmara.
Agentes On esta Capital,
silva ~ Co.
dpre. L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
TRANVIA
De la Capital d lie-Piedras.

Ell empresa.io que suscrib, responiiendo :
MS indie clones de varias personas, ha eraiio
eon entente sustituir pof eli sign enie iti erario
provisional ell que ha regido hnsta la fecha en
os di9s iaborables.
HORAS DE SAEIDA.
DE La CAPITAL. DE CANGREJ0S.
l.er viaie 81 m.flana. 1.er viaje mafiana.
a. viaje 81 manana q viale 10 mann ma.
3er viaje II tarde. ser vtale tarde.
40 yiaje tartie. 40 viaje tarde.
Est modification empezsra reg'r desde ei
dnes 5 da los corrieutes Sc entiende que es
para los diag ds tr sbnjo, siguiendo h mislDo
lue hasta ahota EN- los dias de fiesta
Los precios son los siguien,ea:
10 CLASE.
apit San Antonio vice-veIsa. 10 ctvs
NJ rtin-pefis :. q
). Antonio Martin yefia vice-v rsa 10
2sCI4ASE.
Capitel San Antonio 6vice-verra.. Ct -
Martin-pena l2i -
s Antonio Martin-pe6a vice-yersa. St -
Los ninos y; garan la mitad de los preci0s
iadO para los niayores.
Puerto-R co, abril Ge 1880
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Bsta preparation, Que perInite sunni
nfstrar los enfeRnOs dos medicanl0ptos
iInportantes baJo una forna agradable, o.
dc una digestion suTnamente fAcn.
Dr. CHARRIER.
Iaka Ia 4. CI.n.n. Au q. Ea.r-i,A A o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

q Constantemente produce les mas d.
chosOs resultados en- los casos de dtspepsta,
clOr6sis, dn1enorred. hen1orraJlas, febTss tffot-
deas. didbetes, y en- todas las circunstanctas
Ell que es necesario reponer las fuerzas del
enfeTmo Y restituir la saAgTe Sus pIlnci-
pios aIterados perdidos
D. ARNAL,
Mfdico del RmperAAer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Pasajes trasGtlantieos.
De este puerto Santander St Nazaire,
lsdals y de- g. de L. Entrepuente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
CenPaiia General 1rsssaAnuSa
II vApoREs CORREoS FRANCHISES

(Llnea dc st. Nasa;re y .Samtaaderl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

Los pasajeros para Nueva-Y York. trasbordaa gu
Santhomas los lnaarltco5 vapures de United Sta
tes,& Brazil Mail Company, -e hacen LIS WAGES des-
ue oanth0ln..e Nueva- York en- cuAtro uias medic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

(BOtetin general de Tsrapt,aiea Se Par1s.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23
LIN E A
De VAPORES- -CORREOS ESPAN0LES,
entire Liverpoolv Y Puerto-Rico,
IA, Y,sur, 4, tii, Line, ;n In iIgs!satei
Tipos reducidcs de Fletss.

psspachAndose uno el as Go cads mes en- LIZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-23

EJnabe ferruginoso de Gmmault y O..
es una de las melores preparedness farInA-
ceuticas. un medicamento forruginoso yer
daderamente cieHtifico, que produce result
tados muchO mas prOntos cue las demas
preparedness terr1ginosas de las farroa-
Copeas; ell hierro la Qsiina, est0s dos
agentes de una actividad notable, uenen
una forma agradable los enfermos
VICENTE KLETZINSKI,
Professor de Cliniea -perito de los kihunalsS,
Qnmico del Hospital imperial real Dc
Widia austria.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10

The Junction City Union Of last week
remarked that the LeaVenworth Times
was improving daily. We quoted this
Saturday and said that might be SO but
that Colonel Anthony would have to buy
US new pair OF specs or use larger
type before we could say much about it.
Judge Of our surprise on Monday morn
ing when . letter was laid upon our
desk, bearing the LeAvenworth posimark,
which, upon opening. we found to con-
tain pair Of "specs." That was neatly
done, Colonel, and all hands in THE
News enjoyed Il, we assure you, and
No make our best bow. It
must not be understood that we did
not read the Times. 1t is one of the
half dozen or so of papers that go home
with rs every night II is a leader, and
it, daily pcrusal is necessary If one
keeps up with the times. What we
meant by our item was that we can see
no use OF setting the paper in
type % small as that used
In some Of the departments of the
Times. We presume II is done solely to
crowd more reading matter in the paper.
The Times Is always well printed aud
IL one of the handsomest papers in the
west geographically, and Is fresh, vigor-
ous, bright and stalwart.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
a VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.


ATribune Washington dispatch learns
from Col. Lowe, Greenback congress
man from Alabama, that he has no
doubt but that he will be seated by the
next congress. The majority against
him was only fortY.three. One box con-
tanning sixteen votes, all for him, was
thrown out because its custodian was
two hours late in reaching the county
seat after the election. A large number
Of Republican votes were also thrown
out because numerals, instead of the
words zone, two, three" were placed az
ter the name OF the candidates for cleo
tors The fact Of his election, provided
all the votes honestly cast are counted,
10 not doubted.
Colonel Lowe sees signs of breaking
up Of the solid south in all directions.
He says that the honest administration
ofPresident Hayes has helped the Re-
publican party considerably in the south
and this would have been manifest in
Alabama, as well as in Mississippi and
South Carolina, II the returning officials
Of those states had not boldly counted in
the Democratic electoral candidates
Colonel Lowe says the Bourbon leaders
are planning to make themselves agree.
able TO the next president and members
Of his cabinet, and thus secure the pat
rOnage which is necessary to bolster up
their party and their personal fortunes
Colonel Lowe says the Greenbacker'
will keep their flag flying, and will op
oppose the national banks and will advo
cate the payment Of the bonds instead O
lefundinR them.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
WEDNESDAYS TELEGRAMs BRlEFED

WEDNESDAYS TELEGRAMS BR1EFED.
Nothing worthy of note in the con.
gressional proceedings:
The ways and means committee now
propose to insert three instead of three
and-a-half in the refunding bill, as its
members believe the time has come
when three per cent. bonds can be
flOated at par.
A reception, under the auspices of the
New York State Temperance Society,
was given last night in Cooper Institute.
New York. to Gov. J. p. ST. John, of
Kansas, and was the opening event oil
the temperance congress, which will
last five days.
There is call for cars to move the
corn from ST. Louis. Several hundred
cars were yesterday run down the Iron
Mountain road TO Belmont, and ON the
Cairo Short Line to Cairo where 1t was
put upon barges for New Orleans, and
thence 10 Europe.
The accident on the G., r. l. & p. road
at Edgerton, reported in our specials OF
yesterday, is confirmed as 10 its details
and is worse than stated. Fortunately
there were only few passengers aboard.
Mail agent Simms was burned to death
in the mail car. The passengers suffer.
cd from the severe cold before reaching
shelter
A Galveston News speci.l from Sar
Antonio, says the con,,.ei has already
been closed for building two hundred
miles of the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas
road, and that work would begin at For
Worth Immediately, and be built botl
ways. The contractor said it was the
| intention of the managemt mt of the NJ
K. 81 T., to bring the road to San An
tonic, and at present there was a move
ment on foot in New York for an ur
Tangement by which the NJ. K. Il T
would lay track to the Rio Grande.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
THE MESSAGE.

The message of President Hayes is a
very lengthy one, the longest that has
been given for several years. Having
failed In our efforts to get it printed in
supplement in time to distribute to-day.
and having had but part of the docu-
ment up to last night, We must put our
readers of with liberal synopsis of
t. The message is very thorough
showing OF the transactions of the differ
snt branches Of the government. 1t is
distinguished, a. all of Mr.. Hayes
documents have been, for plain
nsss and cleanness. The strong terms
In which Mormonism Is condemned
will meet with the hearty response of the
people. It IL little strange that the
congress OF the United States has not
taken more decided measures to rid the
the country Of the heinOus crime OF poly
gAmy. Why Ii there so much delay in
putting an end TO iti
The other portions Of the message are
equally a. Out-spOken and vigorous in
their recommendations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10

Dr.. Prime gives some very sound sug.
gvstions for young men who depend
ON others than themselves for help
In getting an education. He seems to
have very little sympathy to waste upon
young men who get their education by
forced loans from relatives. He says to
an earnest young fellow, who wants an
education, but cannot afford to pay for
It.: "The way Of the world now
10 for you 70 look about and see who
will help you to get it. That is not
the right way. Look about and see what
you can do TO help yourself. Grind
your own axe. Support yourself by hon.
Orable industry, and earn your bread
while you improve the odds and ends OF
time in study. When you get some
thing ahead, use It 10 support yourself
while you learn. Ten thousand men are
now serving their generation with use
fulness and honor who never asked any,
body 70 grind an axe for them"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10

When George d. Prentice was editor
of the New England Review he made
some reflections upon the management
of a sound boat, then commanded by
John Vanderbilt, brother of the Com
modore. A wri.er IN The Hartford
Courant says that Vanderbilt was so of
Tended that he called upon Prentice TO
give him thrashing. Prentice's office
was in the third story of the building,
directly at the head of the second flight
of stairs. Vanderbilt made his business
known, and in less time than it takes to
tell it, found himself lying on the side
walk in front of the door. He soon got
up and went to his boat, swearing ven
geance. In his next issue Prentice gave
an account of the affair and invited Cap
tain Vanderbilt to call again when he
saw fit, at the same time telling Captain
Vanderbilt that he (Prentice) weighed
fourteen stone, used both hands with
equal dexterity, and swung a pair OF
fists like the halyard blocks of an East
Indian schooner. Vanderbilt did not
renew the quarrel.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
OVER THE STATE.

The Peabody Reporter fails to report
any more.
Asen Ward, who fought behind Gen.
JAckSon's cotton bales at New Orleans
died at Fort Scott last week aged 1O3.
Six hundred cords of cord and cut
wood wanted on subscription ut this
Neutrality-suspicious. Kansan.
Well, we GOOD smile.
The Winfield temperance committee
Informed the saloon keepers that they
must close OF be prosecuted, and they
closed.
The Winfield Telegram estimates the
hog crop Of CoWley county for the pas;
year at $4,000. The approximate
weight OF this mass Of swine flesh is
10.676. 900 pounds, enough to load 525
railroad cars.
6Alina had . blaze Saturday night
which destroyed the Union Pacific de
pot. together with large amount Of
freight and express matter The fire Ii
supposed 70 have originated FUN an ex.
ploding lamp.
Prominent citizens Of Topeka unite
In sxienciag to L. n. Crawford, whoss
opera house wa burned last week, Q
week Of benefits in the theatrical line
Mr.. Crawford announces his intention to
rebuild the opera house, and il deserving
q the compliment and encouragement
e his fslloW citizens.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-12-10
MIR. MnnDY's WORK.

MIR. Moody's revival meetings i'll San
Francisco are managed with unwonted
precision and earnestness. Mr.. Sankey
is there to conduct the music, and near
ly all the Protestant clergy are doing
something TO help the evangelists. Mr..
MOody's first address was delivered in
the First Congregational church. ave
have met" said he, "to pray, and cOnse-
quently l shall not make long address
this evening; but l want 10 say that if
all the christian people who are here to-
night will just, at the commencement of
these meetings adopt one rule and carry
il out all through these services, you
will not be disappointed, | think, at the
end. Let the rule be this: That you
keep your heart open to receive all the
good things that God wants to give you,
and that you won't lock up the door of
your heart and bolt it with prejudice,
unbelief. or skepticism. You will be
blessed if you observe that rule. Two
years ago I went to Baltimore, and there
was lady and gentleman there; they
were man and wife, and they had passed
through n good deal of trouble and sor-
row, having lost all of their children.
The lady said: II shall attend every
one of these meetings, for l am going to
get all the good can out of them," while
the husband said he did not think there
was much in the meetings. The first
day they attended she sat in the front
seat, while he occupied seat in the
back part of the gallery. In
the course of a week or so he got
down on the floor; and before a month
was through he got up alongside of his
wife. l don't know of any who were
more blessed than they were; but if you
want Il blessing you must allow preju-
dice and unbelief To lay aside. If all
our expectation is from God, He Will
not disappoint us; but if your expecta-
ton is from men you will surely be
disappointed. God never deceiyes noT
disappOlnts. firmly believe if we ask
| for bread He is not going to give us q
stone. II we ask for fish He won't give
us serpent nor a scorpion. He will
| give us what we ask, il we call in faith
/ recollct when | was in Scotland hear
| ing an old preacher say, that the church
and the Lord always used the vessel
that is the nearest at hand" Perhaps
| God will use you. What we want is &c
| draw near to God, that he may use US
So let's ask the Lord to search u.s. and il
there be any evil way in us, something
that is keeping back the blessing from
our own soul, let's ask God to show us
that we may put it away. If the pro
fessed christians on this coast were al
right, the whole Pacific coast would fee
the Influence of this meeting within
thirty days. There is power enough
here to influence the whole nation
Let's ask God TO put aside Iniquity anC
everything that is wrong. l want Mr.
Sankey To sing that very hymn, "a yes
sci meet for the MaSter''