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xorp CONTINGENCIES TOUCHING THE OPERATION
OF TIRE HOLY SPIRIT BV The Rev. T. u EVEN" %
d New.YOrK; G. F. Putnams sons
While the number of those VINO oouo'
aorether the existence Of the Third Person OF the INN
ftv s no, o large as Il has during certain pclous
NJ Christian history there remain many WI" hoiu 10
Tho old doctrine and still believe men believed ID the
carly arcs of the Church DR.. Ewcrs treause Is written
trom the stspdpont of his church. he takes M the
doctrine Of the Holy Spirit with positive heller when
at once obtains the respect the reader He does not
h.cu with the ADV mt He goes back to the days before
tho Fail AID holds that then "the Holy Gaost
dwolt in the soul OF man; that u then illuminated
human nature. so tat IL poss d. not Indeed omaiS-
ci,ncc but al know.,d-c belonging 20 itS state; and
that il as, "s,nc icd human nature, so ih't II pos
se,seI entire Holiness" Al tn, FJ, "the Holy GI'NI
ceased TO reside a, Pr,nti IlIN Her IN the sou oi
man: ana human nature remained d 'puNei OF '"'
spi,lt though not OF II general influences ios 'oUr
ibo,sana Blira, wears" But the DIVINE So!rt haNlhs
been lost as Personal lud weller, five thousand years
nreviousy thr u.h N, sin Of ht Fast Adam was won
iacy ny tle obedience of tac Second Adam. FIRST
en,orcd wilton. me sure. Cars,'s Body Niara; sec
ouclv thence 40 passed winolt surc Into HIS b'd'
MvsicaL From tue Body Mystical II passes thirolF'
lul not Wit iout measure, hrou-I al the ordinuc
and o,oraous of TIE Clurch, and .Hcc1iy through the
sacraucnts OF baptism ana condrma ION TO human
souls one by on" Having mus s. tel d. Ewers load
in idea we only refer req Ter MS deductions
hearts ana nris are fu Of tn great topic, We can
commend the book a. Que tDo most us fl. XpOsons
OF The suuJect prutel at least ia tai> lattr age
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4 fw pntlliuucns
= ATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.

r. \ IVN ~ w IN LII WV II W.
~ OCTOBER
THE CHINESE AID TIE CHINE SE QUESTION.
JASEs 4. AHITNLY. LII u.
subject with Characteristic ViCOr.
thorOugHncss scholarship with jude
ity treatment Of exciting pom ica questions. iue
the Chinese the "a
Important art Gle yet PHOIed On this topic OF National
port. Jane, =. tBty be ranked the most
able youUgrT publc.sts." cW York .
(.eJ His AMI contributions
OF great NaiDna questions aoserYcjy place amJIg
cept,G eKpOBrrs OF pab.c New YORK star tDem)
The ReVi,w. per year, 81 NUM- er. 81.
Address NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Nos 81 and So Hsden.lane.
New
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CLOSING PRICES or PHiAAOEi PHh SI"oNS
Repol,ea by JOHN H. DAVIS Is co, ". !, Pi"fA "A

MoSp,Y. NOV s-ES
The stock speculation contiI Ues 70 DC -
and heSitatiug. Yet to-day. after INJURIOUS h''
t,ous prices Ut the end were very irIniy hriu S' "a
2 few specislues showed maIetlai aiVa'cv$ "a
seems to mako little difference who Sr'' -,
or who buy. Ii prices are depresS
the moment by solrs large sa'es "
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This is the second part of the authors
"Doy Travellers In the Far ST." The title Indicates
the countries which illustrated. The book T. for
young people but those WHO 30 longer young viii
think interesting and Instructive. In way suited to
capacity Of juvenile readers these strange aud
drous counties are In twO senses deplced-in tne
SPIRITED eugravings The clever letter All boys
viii find TINS pleasant book, sure tnat 1t
handsome
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PICTURES FROM THE GTEMAS FATHERLAND.
DRAWN With PIN AND PENCIL. by tie Rev
SAMUEL G. GREEN ID. d. ito Thomas Nelson & Sons
Among tie many picture books which the
present Tor illustration Is perpetuar pFoduc
ing this voluIue Will bold respectable place. Apart
from tie woudcus which are fairy engraved and not
badly printed. letr press viii be fOInd highly
teraininc and may add instructive. The book covers
"Up the Rhine" Tae Black Forest" "Ghmpses OF
Northern Germany" q" Prague to Mnicn, by Vienna"
"The TYrol aud the Eastern Ays,""F From Vienna. on
tn Way to & Rhine, Frankfort and Luher's COun-
try" TIE illustration IL pr0fuse and often clever; and
the book altocs Their pleasing cue.
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Ncw Publications

MARY J. HOLINESS NEW NOVEL.
IN1 The bes, novel OF the dav. CHATEAU DUM ny
MARY J. HOLMES. Just published, and selling iaph'y
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TIE EDEN Or RIFLE 9RJFcT ho TFaGf E5c

TIE EDEN TARLEAU; or BIBLE oBJECT TEACHING 4
strdy. Hy CHARLES BEECBEL evO. Boston Lee q
shepard.
Perhaps since Baye in his Dictionary wrote
his rcmlrkaaie chapter about Adam. there has been
nothing more curious upon Tire subject produced than
tbs book We have here discussed the first Adam IN
his state OF ucompleteness, to whom the ANIMALS are
brou sbt that may them their names The sec
Odd Adam follows with Eve, the counterpart
OF ADAM Tcc serpent emblem Is next discussed, With
the tree the tree" sir. Bcecher puts 1t, denotes
the individual leader the serpent tho entire party CT
class led The discussion is continued through the at
,dcK upon innocence fall tne DIALOGUE between the
Lord and Adam and Eve; the sentence on the serpent,
the expulsion ana the coats Of SKINS" Mucn else FOL
lows Of rel :ous spccu The book has great d. al
o. certain SOFT o. learning end there Is class OF read
ers II not large one which VIII Hnd II Interesting. Mr.
Bccchel think, that the Ed narrative may nave been
written by Moses after STUDYING ancient documents. II
NAV b. Itself ~ anci III document preserved IN EGyp-
,ian archives, or han led down in family line from
Abraham. Il may have been tfansmi ted 70 Abraham
from the Dudinc of the Tower OF b abel We
recommend volume to those who are fond Of GER
tain Kind OF speculation, well knowing tina there
others WHO VIII care nothing forit whttever.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

-FOUR CONFERENCES TOUCHING TIL 0PE EWAa = r
or THE HOLY SPIRIT BV The Rev T. I" h"LM .
ID New.YOrK: G. Z. Punam's sons
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ADVFNTU iTS OF TWO YOUTHS IN A JOURNEY TO
SAN ANP !ANA, WbbiH, DEsG kiItPIIONs or
COCHIN CHINA, nAMB lDlA. - Ma IA, An d
syn New Nurk
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For Bows ana YOUNG Men-Country.
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III NewJoTsey; thorough preparation for college %,
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THE MONEY MARKET
SALES At THE $40 X EXCHANGE
NOVfiiD X :. 1880.
TIM gEbEPfL List

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IOId sIII5 ut lt Jay -.'.5lll
- seller 90 d4ys.
GOTEE'-It YT[
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
Armonias de los Estados Unidos.

Por los elocuentes datos que nos
proporciona un periodico de Nueva-
York vemos 10 acertadamente que
ha procedido nuestro Gobierno al
exiglr 4 los medicos de universidades
extranjeras la revalidacion de sus
t(tulos como requisite sine qua non
para eJercer aqul o6clalmente su deli
cada y Observation-Disclosures facultad, y
mas aun al invalidar los diplomas ex-
pedidos en- FlladelGa y Livingston por
ell abuse que en- esos centros Sc come
te vendiendo a granel tltulos y mas IT,
tulos que vienen a ser, como 81 die
ramos, sentencias de muerte fulmi-
Eadas contra el lnfeliz doliente que
Ia menester de los auxiIios de la
ciencia. No negaremos que salgan
ininitas eminencias de las aulas ex-
tranjeras aqui mismo teLemos doc
torres que han hecho sus estudios EN-
los Estados- s-Uidos y que son en- ver-
dad una esperanza para ell enfermo
y para la sociedad aludimos sola-
mente la especie de trdfico que,
coa perjuicio de la humanidad y des-
doro de la ciencia Sc hace en- algu-
mas universldades americans con
los diplomas para medicos-cirujanos.
Ahora 10 que falta es agregar la
prescription de que han sldo objeto
las universidades de Filadelia Y lii
viugston las de. estado de Nueva-
York y muy particularmente la de
PENNSYLVANIA, donde, segun expresa ell
peri6dico d que nos referimos, NADIA
hay tan facil como conseguir un di-
ploma que lie de 4 uno ell derecho de
matar q media humanidad sin res.
ponsabilidad de ninguna clase.
"Pero no es este solo, agrega ell
colega aun muchos de aquellos que
cursan la ciencia medica en- las uni
versidades de este estado, n. York,
carecen, al concluir su carrera, cuan.
do m6nos, de la practica necesaria
para ponerse a curar. Nj han estu-
diado todo 10 que deben estudiar nj
han dedicado a la cllnica todo ell
tempo que necesitarlan para adqui-
rir la practica que les falta. "
IA que mas En solo ell estado
de Nueva- Y ork, segun las noticias
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papeletas podemos probar 10 Que
las nuestras estaban en- papsl blan-
qufsimo tan bueno y POGO trasparen-
te que / los hombres de dos caras
les fue possible escribir en- elias 81
nombre del Sr. Alcala sin que Sc CO.
nociera quienes hacian TRACTION q su
compromise. % Que la ley no dis
pone que ell papel en- que Sc hayan
de imprimir las papeletas sea grueso
8 delgado, nj que Sc empleen tipos
chicos 8 grandes solo dice que ha
de ser blanco, vel de las papeletas
del Sr. Cisneros 10 era mucho mas
que ell de las tres ediciones de pape-
letas del Sr. AIcala. 80 Que una
gran parte de las papeletas de este
estaban impresas en- papel mas fino
y transparente, aunque 20 tan blan-
co, que las nuestras.
E. Sr. presidente de la mesa no
infringio, por 10 tanto, Ia ley al re-
chazar la protesta de las papeietas
que hizo ei Sr. Alcala, nj por no
acompanar al Congreso las que con-
tenlan dos nombres, pues los que es-
cribieron en- elias ell del Sr. Alcala
tuvieron buen cuidado de borrar con
lapiz ell del Sr. Cisneros.
La protesta contra ell Sr. Ubarri
no tiene valor alguno. pues nj Sc di-
rigio a electores que dependiesen
inmediatamente de el, nj emplc6 Sc
llos nj timbres de las corporaciones q
que pertenece, nj 81 solo constituye
autoridad en- elias, nj uso de termi-
nos que indicaran preston alguna al
remltir d dtodos la papeleta de votar.
Pero, / a que gastar mas papel nj
tinta? Algo habla de decir ell veci-
no para suavizar una derrota tremen-
da que por su culpa hizo suya ell di-
fCnto partido reformista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02
(CONTrNUACIoN.) J

Los adelantos cienti6cos, leios de da-
mar al as pecto poetico de nuestro cielo,
seflores, 10 han desmesuradam9nte en-
grandecido y abrillantado. Asi como
Ia conception alejandrina del sistema
plsnetario, dominante hasta los 1ltimos
tiempos, vence en- poesia q le concep-
cion asiatica que imsginaba la TERRA
sostenida por el lomo de un elefante
mantenido su vez sobre Ia concha de
ma tortuga, supera d todas las GREEN
cias c6smicas nuestra oreencia, que con-
sidera el mundo terrestre como I'm as
tro, patte de esa inmensa nebulosa lla-
mada Via Lactea esferoide lanzado &
los espacios de 10 infinite por la atrac-
cion, arrastrado eternamente hacia el
Sol. sujeto q sus dos movimientos dur
no y annual que le obligan q describir en-
eI celo parabolas eternas, seguido de So
luna palida como la muerte y triste CO.
mo el amor, componiendo sid6reo coro,
en- el cual recibe 6sculos de fuego, ra-
yos de luz, corrientes de electricidad,
arreboles de iris como para formar
con la combination de todos estos pre-
sentes celestes, modo de corona bo-
real. una guirnalda de encantadora poe
ala. La belleza del arte antique con-
eiste en- personifcar por medic de tipos
ias observation-disclosures & que la vida esta
auieta en- 81 moyimianto universal. La
DANE, qps esquiva d sol y busca y rio,
= p &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-02

de Ginebra, como una disolucion de es-
meraldas jaspeadas de 6palos; al fren-
ts de aquellos Alpas, con sus cresterias
de nieves en- las olmas y sus selvas de
malezas en las fAldas; por aquellos pai-
safes donde la gracla SO hermana con la
libertad, el amor la naturaleza. Y
por coincidencias historicas, en- los mis-
mos dias en- que el sentimiento de la
naturaleza SO exaltaba en- Europa, la
idea de libertad vencia On America. I'm
possible medir como han tr8scendido los
viajes de Europa q America y de Anne
RIGA Europa en- la ciencia y en- el arte
Caenta Navarrete que, al dejar las Azo-
res nuestras carabelas, maravillado CO.
lon de no encontrar las islss fjadas en-
el mapa de Toscanelli que le guiaba,
quiso dirigirse al Este, en- cuyo Case
hubiera aborbado 4 las costas de Virgil
MIA, y Pinzon 10 disuadio impulsandolo
hacia ell Sudoeste, advertido por BAN
dada dc papagayos que atisbara, y GU
20 vuelo cambio los destinos historicos
de todo un continente. SQle no decir
de aquellos viales del primer enviado
dosde el Nuevo al VIejo Mundo, de
Franklin, ell cual, no solamente ostenta-
ba on sus sienes la corona de sus liber-
tades, sino que blandia EN- sus manos el
rayo de los cielos9 All Los descen-
dientes de les Antiques cruzados cenian-
Sc su espada caballeresca para esgrimir-
la en- America y dos reyes, Luis XVI
de Ffanoia y Carlos LII de Espana, los
enviaban allende los maros y los sos
tenian en- su empresa. America, veni-
da la vida historical por una revela-
cion de la naturaleza, entrabs en- la Ii
bertad moderna pr una victoria sobre
la naturaleza. 7 las imaginaciones exal-
taaas Y los corazones sensibles movian-
SO al arte, d Ia elocueucis, las lstras,
agitados por estos grandiosos especta.
cnloade layida iIsica = Ia vide moral,