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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
Ayuntamlsato Constitutional de Madrid.

rOTFRIA MUNICIPAL AUTORIzADA P0R REAL
oRDEN DE 7 DE MARIO DE 1877 CON
pRsTINo A Los GAsT0s DE UNA EXPO =
sICIoN HIsPANo- COLONIAL.
Proopecto del segundo sorteo que ha de re-
iebyarse en- Madrid Ell di1 % de Fe-
Jrero de 1881.
Copstara de 10000 billetes al precio
da 500 posetas Gala uno, divIdi los en-
dscimos 4 50 pe7etas. Los Dremlos Sc
ran !. 1856, importantes 7 300. 900 pesetas
distribuyendose de Ia manera siguIente:
pre,n;os Peset1s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
So dice que ell 6xitO

que obtuvo el doctor Tanner en- sus cuarenta
das de ayuno en- Nueva York ha sido dehi-
do que diarlanents Sc le daban frotaclones
con la celebrada manteca AGUILA, cnyas ex-
traordlnanas cualidades almenticias le sostu-
yieron hasta salir trunfante de su tan ssvera
prueba. No podemos garantizar la verdad de
esta noticia perc los consumdores de ese
articulo tan esenc]al, encontraran que Ia mar
ca AGuILA es la mes pura, la mas rica Ia
mas economical de todas las marcas en- uso.
Cuando os vayais a proveer de manteca. be.
did siempre de la marea AGUILA.
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IL mil rlS. de regaIo.
ELIXIR INDIANA.
Preparation anti OdGnt;ilgiCa,
Hnica EN- su Clase.

Ell mejor descubrimiento que hasta ahora
Sc ha hecho ell mas eXcelenteconservado
de la bOca la dentadura. Afirma fOrtiti-
ca los dientes y las muelas que tengan mo-
vimiento; evita asfmismC las infamacio
nes, carries, NECROSIS, uiceracion, fetldez del
alief1to, Y otras muchas de las enfermeda-
des de la boca. Su simple composition de
vegetables le eleva por encima de cuantos
preparados Sc ofrecen al p1blico. COM
puestos en- su mayor parte de acidos, como
el malice, cetrico, ac6tico Ii oxalico, fermen-
taciones lactcas butericas, otros diver
sos acidos minerales.
De venta al por mayor Y menor, on la
hotica MICARD, San Francisco, 53, en-
todas las quincallerlas de la Isla
OF. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

En- la imprenta del BOLETIN Sc yenden /
I'D CemtavOs. las gipujautes

11Ir 'E UTI BOIETIN &c VHnUeN
10 CentavOs. las siguientes:
Novena de Nuestra Sefiora del Monserratas
de San Francisco de Paula, de Santa Ana a.
San Juan Bantista, de San Ramon, de Nuestra
Sehora del Pillar, de San Miguel, de santa In.
cia, de Santa Teresa, de Santa Rita de T,asla
de Saa Francisco de Aefs, de Nuestra se6arg
de la Soledad, de San Jose, de Nuestra Seiiora
del Rosario, de las Mercedes, dsl ca men. AZ
os Dolores, Gle San Rogue, ae Ia C)oncenrlos -
de San Antonio de Padua, dc Sa,,ta Rl,sa AZ
Lima, de San Rafael, del Corazon de Maria. a.
Jesus, del Sagrado Oorazon de Jesus ~ "a
Necesidades de Ia VIrgen. TanbIen hav IA
noyena dc Nuestra Sehora de Lourdes. ( 2o
centavos y
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Baflos de Coanlo.

Tenemos ell honor de inf0rmar q las perso-
mas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
minero- -medicinaes, haber III ado "a telnpora-
da de "bafios" desde ell dia IL de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos meses encontrarau
todas las comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesaras.
Despues de 10 Ultima fecha solo proporcio-
nara el Establecimento habitaciones y ell uso
de las aguas
oo UsERA & BLANCH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
AVISO ALPUBLJCO.

Los planchadores de Ia Camiseria Ha-
banera ponen en- conocimiento del pdblico
en- general de su5 amigos en- particular. ha-
Der alberto un tren de lavado pl.nchado en-
Ia cae del Sol n1mero 37 donde ofrecen sus
serviclos en- tOdo 10 concerniente al ramo
Las personas que Sc dignen confarles t-aba-
jos seran seryiias con ell esmero prontitnd
elegancia que tienen acreditado
Su lena es trabaiar to 10 10 mas barato que
les sea possible, y no han titubeado en- poner
sus precios al alcance de tOdas las fortnnas.
como podfa llzgarse por la siguienta
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TERClO DB La GUlRDIA CIVIL.
A MI N CIO

A los de la tarde del dia 2 de Noviembre
proximo tendra lugar en- la casa-cnartal del
pueblo de Rio -Piedras la venta en- pdblica su-
basta dc cuatro caballos de degecho.
Puerto-Rlco, ~ Octubre dc 1880 --E CO.
mandante ler Jefe, JOSH TORRES, IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
lfglgI0s DIVIRSaS.

Ell gran remedio meiicano, que ha sido qul-
micamente anallzado, y su jucio critico formL-
lado por ell Proto Medicato Imperial de Berlin
Y endosado unanm, ,mente como poseyendo la
mas ala excelencia. Cura toda affection de la
garganta, pulmones pecho radicalmente.
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Battalion dc ArtiNeria De Puerto-Rico.
JUNTA MICA.

Deblendo aaju licarse en- pdblca subasta ell
dia II del m IS de noviembrs pr5ximO y las
dos de su tarde, Ell suministro del pan necesa-
rio para los individuos del Battalion, durante
ell tempo de IN ano, 50 anuncla al pdbico con
objeto de que las personals que deseen tomar
parte en- Ia rafe"iia subasta puedan enterar-
So del plego de- condolences que Sc hallara de
manifesto de una tres de Ia tarde todos 'Os
dias no festivos en- las od'inas del espresado
Battalion Gale de San Francisco mum 60; en-
intel yenca que las proposition seran a.
mitidas desde III cuarto de hora antes de Ia ci
tada para Ia subasta.
Puerto Rico % de Octubre 1880.
Ell Ayudaute Secretario
2-} AGUsTIN PLAZA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
ReViSta de medicina dOSiIn6trica.

E TIA notable publication, tan dtil
los m6dicos, We la luz una vez al mes on
Madrid, bajo la direction del reputado
professor D. Baldomero Gonzalez, Pue,
bla 9, principal. Agente provisional
On Puerto-Rico, d. Ramon Martinez,
San Francisco AZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
PAPEL ESPAIOL BUEsO 7 BARlTO.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
pAPEL EspANoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay on Ia imprente del BoLETIN, Sc aca-
ba dc recibir un gran surtido de papel
forete, superior calidad, dc Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, euyas resmas 80 realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Pasajeroe llegados en- ell San Juan"
de San-Th6mas, jose Alfonso, Rafael
Amor6s, Jean Laguet, G. M. Millen, An
tonic J. A|caide y Sra, Antonio Luchet-
ii, AtiIano Conde.
De Vieques, Cecilia Benitez y 2 ninos,
Luis Benitez, Ana Rodriguez, Alfonso
Porcal, Dolores Espinosa y una nina,
Belen Qninones, Antonio Portell.
Salidos en- ell Irurac-Bat. Para la
Habaua, Julian Ouerds. Jose Matas,
Julio Hayden, Lucas Henri, Esteban
Mataro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
A | P Il blic0.

En- el namero de BoLETIN Sc lee el anuncio
siguiente:
Con esta techa he Vocado el poder que pa
ra c0br0s tena conterid0 ID. Manue Sanchez
Apallaniz. Francisco Baston Comp.
Entien iase el poder administrative la re-
vocacion q mi lnstancia MANUEL SANCHEZ
APELLANIZ 12
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POdereS.

Por escritura p1blica De esta fscha, como
collector de las Oapellanins vacantes Admor
de las RR NM Religiosas Oarmelitas, he re-
vocado los que teuia conferidos 4 don Octayio
Garcia Salgado para cobrar unas y otras en- Ia
Capital y on toda Ia isla.
Puerto-R Rico, oc'ubre 70 de lss0.--JuLIAN
BoApA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
INTERESANTE.

Sc arriendan cuatro cuerdas de terre-
no en- ell barrio de Hato-rey, al frente
dc la carreterra, con dos aljibes Y bue-
nos pastos natursles. Dirigirse la
estancia QUINTANA. 2-6
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PIANOS, PIANOS.

Sc acaba de recibir una factura de magnfa-
cs pianos ed u notable fa5rica de Bosselot
flls comp, nstruidas expresamente para
ioS c1lnas mI,a caldos gara1tizados por afos
DESIGNACION De LOS M5DELOS
Numero z Pianos de Palissndro euArdas
octaVas, placas y barrage de hero.
N1mero s Nuevo modelo con congolas a.
catuyadas, cuadr0s barraies de erro fun
dldo de una sola pieza con caila arm6nica de
cobre ~
Numero 5. Piano eblicuo. Gran forma.
sstema americana de cuerdas cruzadas. mode
10 de lujo. Ch2sis entero de hierro de ans
sola pieza.
Sc Venden precios m6dicos en- Ia Agencia
Musical de Fernttn Toledo, Crists 10, ba-
jos IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

En- la htografia del BoLETIN Sc com.
prau trapos grandes y limpios de alCo-
don 6 hilo, vellon la libra. So
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| 0J0 !! | 0JO !!
Garcia Catell & c. Tetuan 26.
nEpECEN PuRTT0O

Garcia Catell & CO Tetuan &C.
OFRECEN PUBLIOO.
Habiehuelas blancas coloradas; chicharos
,verdes; jamones "Od Dominion; avena; be-
tun Saratoga; velas de sebo blandas; maizena,
en- paquetes de | Y de libra; papel de seda
para envo,ver tabacos; papel de estraza; yeso
calcinaio en- povo; maiz en- granos; galletas
Pilot; canelon; tabaco MANILA; mantequilla da-
Mesa Ell latas de y libras; almidon; aceitu-
mas en- cuFetes pequehos; harina de trigo de
maiz; manteca en- latas de libras; galletas de
manteca y de soda; jabon azul; cerveza anne
rcana en- barriles de y 6 docenas botcllas
cajas de docena; piedras de amolar peque-
fias; guano desmotado para colchones almo-
hadas; ron viejo en- cajas de IL botellas ell
fertzador vejetal para tabaco.
TODO BUENO BARATO.
Garcia, Gatell y C0 Tetuan 26
SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31
Ell ROS DE ORC
DE JUAN MATEUS.
al PLAZA PRINCIPAL 81

Este aereditado establecimiento de OBJ etos
miltares ha recibido por el vapor correo las
medal!as para premiar ell patriot smo lesl-
tad de los Voluntarios de esta Isla. -6
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OF Q.

Sc desea vender en- Ia Gale de Norzagaray,
n1mero 13, una pulperfa ademas dos casas
terreras, una de elias con IN gran horno para
panaderia Ell que las interese puede dirigir-
Sc al mismo duefio que las habita. Es proPia
para los j6venes que quieran trabajar. 3-3
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HOLT * co.
Sc VENDE

FL esablecimento de puperfa conocido DOT
la TIENpA QUEMADA, situado en- la Gale
Santo Cristo. En- ell mismo estab!ecimiento
iniormaran H. 10 nov
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

Un piano vertical nuevo sc vende Dor SaS5
en- la Agencia Musical de f. Toledo Cristo 10.
pis0 bajo IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

2 aproximaciones de
$4,000 para los n1-
meros anterior y
posterior al que OBJ
tenga ell premio de
100000 pesets S..
9 id. id. de 90, 900 pa
ra los n1meros an
terror Y posterior al
de 100000 pesetss. ..
2 ia. id. de $1,000 pa
ra los n1meros an
terror v posterior al
de 5000 pesetas. t..
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alyINI3sfQ AA3IqIH3.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
O,tubro 80. D, Vieqaao, v4p. esp.
"SAn Juau," lastre.
IL. id.-Da Aguadilla, gta. esp,
Constancia, transito.
ii. i'd FAjardo, id. ID. Ube-
rita, lastre.
SALIDAS.
Ootubre 20. Para la Habsna. vap. esp.
"Irurac Bat y, cafe tabaco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

La pulperia sta calle s. Francisco mum Il
eSqapa la del 3ant9 Cristo. En- la msma in
tOrmardn. h. 20 n.
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MERCADOS.

N Y, 26. -R Regular q bnen refno u
4 !.
L6ndres, id.-M MAscabado 10 ch. p.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
(C0ncluSion. J

DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

"Excmo Sr. - AL rectifcarse este
ano 81 censo electoral para Ayuntamien-
tos y Diputados provinciales, Sc ofrecio
& algunos Ayuntamientos la duda de 81
debia estimarse la Quota que Sc exige
para ser elector scumulando las que sa-
tisfacieran los contribuyentes dentro y
(1) Siguen dos estados demostrativos que
omitmos por fslta de espacio, pero que extrac-
taremos brevemente. Re6erese el primero al
n1mero de factorfas centra'es que pueden es-
tablecerse en- los departamentos dc la isla, se-
gun ell cual debe haber centrales en- ell pri-
mer Department. sea en- Bayamon, Caroli-
ma, Dorado, Loiza vega-baja, 5 en- ell segnn-
do depsitsmento de Arecbo, 2 en- Aguadilla,
en- Mayegiez, IL en- Ponce, 5 en- Guayama y
ELI Huma, 40, t9tal 46 centrales en- toda la
isla.
El segundo estado expresa por departamen-
tos pueblos ell n1mero de haciendas de caias
existentes de Las abandonsdas creadas des-
de 1873. Segun estos datos, existfan on 1873 y
Sc sostuviercn hasta 1873, sos haciendas fue-
ron abandonadas en- 81 citado periodic lss n
creadas 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-31

$4,000
10000
10000
100000
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Population and product;o,.

1t Is tie general belief that the census now
under way will show total population of not
less than 49,0oO, 900, and probably 80 900 OOO In
round numbers, the population of all the states
ana territories In 1870 was IS 800 OOO II we
have 5O,O00.000 now, the increase in the ten
years was !. 800 900, or very nearly 80 per cent
(29.ST). Let us call it 80 per cent It is an
enormous increase upon so vast a capital as
3S.5O0,0OO, and If it can be kept up during
the next ten years the population of the
United States will, in 1890. have reached
6, 900, which is as much as the population
OF France and Italy combined. But our in
crease in wealth and production is far greater
la $50 we had 50, 800 miles of railroad against
St 300 In 1SS0. an increase of forty per cent Our
exports IN 1870 amounted to 1929. 600 900 against
Sl3o,0O00OO in 1872 an increase OF thirty Eight
per cent. The Increase in coal production from
1869 to ISIS was over sixty per cent. Our
agricultural exports in 1865 amounted to
1920 100000; in 1873 to s592, 9e8, Goblin
crease, eighty-tive per cent. The cereal
products OF the country in 1865 az
gregated 1850 $4,000 bushels including
indian corn. In ISIS the total was 2 36S 600 000
an increase Of Is per cent. In 1865 we pro-
duced but las, 800, 900 bushels OF wheat. In 1879
the production Of this cereal was 40 900 900
bushels. The increase in fourteen years was
nearly 200 per cent. Or 164 per cent per year
From 1870 to 1875 the cotton yield rose from
3,000t 900 to 216 900 baIes-an increase of 30 Der
cent in S years. or at the rate of nearly 0
per cent year. The expansion OF American
manufacture has kept pace with the increase
In agricultural production. Philadelphia, Pitts
Durg. Lowell how rank among the greatest
manufacturing cities in the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03
A Hint for Young Men in Society.

One OF the follies of would-be fashion. Of
MMcn, usually, only very young men are guilty.
Is carrying crush or opera hat into drawing
room at formal party or reception. IL Is
Slrange That they do not know any better: that
common sense does not tell them that 10 90 into
a cloak-room and leave their overshOes cane
ana oyercoat and then carry their hat into
company Is the essence OF abSurdlty. The
name OF the hat they appear so anxious to dis
play should give them the proper Information
as 10 It's disposal IG is au opera hat. and de-
signed 1or the opera, where 1t Is convenient 10
retain 1t after leaving box TO enter the LOBBY
or foyer. as nobody would care to be bareheaieG,
bdt 10 go into drawing room with the hat under
OheS arm, and nurse 1t all the evening. adyer-
USES ignorance OF society and etiquette with
unpleasant conspicuousness A man might with
eQual ntneSS carry around his OverShoes or his
ooot-1ack or his toilet articles. The sole obi .c
ne can nave must be to let the COMPANY KIM
ne mas an opera nat-not very valuable or re-
marKable acquisition, since such a head-coyer.
ing can be bought anywhere for IS or s. Younp-
men might spare themselves considera BILE tr1u
pie ana their friends some annoyance by pinninp
on tne lapel or their dresS-cOats badge tnar,ed
opera-nat- Then everybody will be aware
lhat they have one and that they have had in
teiilgehce enough TO leave 1t with their OF ner
tRihgs up stairs. Thus the sole aim they seem
10 nave Ia view will be quietly and unoStenta
uOuSIy Served.-Ne3c York TIMES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03
A Ducal THURMAN.

me DUKE OF westminster Is one OF the rich
~ Men IA inc world, II not actually the richest
The latest calculation OF his income nieceS ~ %,
ABOUT G, 0oO, 900 per annum. or nearly e. onO .
DAY, sundays included. Ii the Stable manner
In which this colossal fortune iS inHas.ai IL I
taken into account think his Grace m ev $500 D
be put at the top of the tree SO far as rh aaia
concerned Most OF the Dukes Weaith - "a ~,
London real estate and Increases at the r.to ~ ~
Eoo, 900 year. There are few things a man
with wealth like this could wish for and nor he
able 10 have; out until the last few weeks there
mas been one ardently- desired ducal amo;Iion
LETT ungratifled. His Grace wanted to ..wfn a
Derby" and his luck In horsefiesh had previous.
~ not been enough to compass this feat When
Alcher, however, by snkcr hard riding brought
Ben dOr 10 the winning post by bare neck in
advance OF Robert the Devil. the one wish of
the Dukes life was accomplished and every one
thought tina: the sktllful Jockey would profiI
not little rom his tirace's generosity, There
Is no hard-and fast rule as to what the Jockey
Oh Derby winner SHALL receive. 1t Is left to
Ine generosity OF the owner. who, under the
circumstances, Is not generally sparing OF his
casn. The usual fee Is 81 900, and this has very
oaCen oeen exceeded; Archer'S satisfaction at
IeCSiVlng hal1 this amount from the richest man
~ Ehglahd may be wen imagined! No one but
auuke could have anorde to pay so little, ON
learning that he had won Derby, the Dukes
eAcIttmenl is described as something painful
70 penoio, aud when he had Gained down a
Htle nls pleasure was such as only one who fs
past all other imaginable ambitions of wealth
ano rank can feel when passionate desire is
gratired. ~'s'S -
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MARRIA8E.
Philosophical Review OF an Old
Theme.

an article IN the North american Rprie,r on
ne Et1lcS or Sex" by NJ. A. HardakeS con-
ciudes with this view of the marriage question:
HAPPY unions are always voluntary, not only
at the beginning but as long as life lasts. Love
cannot DE made free by change OF statutes 1t
cannot be bound or loosed under any circum-
stances. II the state should listen to the petit
uon OF those who ask that sex relations be eX-
empted from control, the experience OF quar-
Ter OF a century would convince the worldithat
sex question is the wise one. There are
evident reasons why such result would come.
In all the past emotional experience OF the race
IL mas been found impossible to create an intense
1dealiZation OF more than one object at one time;
IL has been found, too, that when such idealza-
does not diminish, but deepen; and that the
effect OF this long-continued idealkatiOn Is to
create the best conditions OF development both
for those who exercise II and for those toward
whom 1t is directed Now, III the best cOndi-
lions OF happiness are once secured, they should
all the results OF this mutual sex 1dea1Zation In
any short period Of association. The very fact
that the association Is a permanent one gives
it earnestness and dignity. 1t would not be
possible to extract from half dozen aSSocfa-
tt0nS extending over % years, the same amount
from one fortunate association lasting for the
same time. When We are once sure OF the Wis
dom, integrity and affection of some friend
through long experience, we spend no more
brain activity in learning his peculiaritieS OF
character ana in adapting ourselves 70 them.
moral and affectional than Intellectual, IL is
rest, a certainty, a point of departure for all
other activities. Once settled, and safely set
tied, We waste no power in readjuSttng these
relations, but take the fruit as it ripens without
the need OF uprooting the old and planting new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03
Morocco.

.i luis country, Shut Ia by the Mediterranean,
n ,ns .ne Desert or Sahara, and the Gee an.
Siosst9 Dy Cne great chain OF the Atlas. hath al
uy "lue rivers opening into immense nIatas.
WIZ. WIN every variety OF climate; endowed wifi,
lnes.llna1le IlcheS In all the three Kingdoms "f
commercial hghroad between Eurone s and great a
tral Asia-is now occupied by about oon aoo ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Moors. Arabs ,eWS NJ ot
more vast extent OF country thar H.,
OF France The Berbers. Who , oilaI
the basis OF the Indigenous nonu Iil
u0n-a savage. turbulent. and indomitahia &c.
live In the inaccessible mountains of the Atioe
IN almost complete independence of the imnariai I
authority. The Arabs, the conquering race oa.
cupy the plains-a nomaGic and pastoral nennle
naughty character. The Moors, corrunted anI
crossed by Arab blood, are in great mart do do
seeded from the MoorS of Spain. and fnho ht
Ing the cities, hold In their hands the Waaith
trade. and commerce OF the Country M,
blacks, about 500 Geo. originally from the Con
dan, are generally servants, laborerS, and sni.
dleis: The Jews, almost equal in number TO to
the blacks descend, for the most part. from
those who were eXiled from Europe Ia the mid
and prosecuted here more than In anT nrhar
country In the world. They exercise yartnms
arts and trades, and in thousand WAYS dIsrIo1
the ingenuity, pltability and tenacify NJ fho;yy
race, nnd1ng In the possession OF money forn
from thelr oppreSS0rs recOmpenSe for ali their
woes. The Europeans, whom MuSsulman IN.
tolerance has, little by little, driven from tho
inferior OF the empire toward the coast. nm
Der less than 1000 in all Morocco, the Crea ar
part lnhaoiting Tang1ers, and living under the
AmfCls. "eoo, De
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KING GEORGE OF GREECE.-The king of Greece
is essentially I'm gentu rOi, as well SIS man OF
ability, says the London Truth. He Is neat ia
his person, plain In his dress, elegantly built
and exempt from every sort OF dandyism or
anectatton. II his neck were a little shorter
cularity, erect, manly way Of holding himself
and the life which he shows In all his actions
cause this Vulnerable point to be overlooked
His majesty has regular profile and a haDOy
his countenance. The hair is thin and soft
and OF brown shade; the contour OF the head
noble: man with his shaped head though
oIougnt up IN the Seven Dfals, could not be a
member or the criminal classes. King Georpe
IS neither naU nor Machiavellic. HIS address
and dexterity do not verge; cunning nature
prompts MIN TO 80 right to the point he wants
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sonnet to a Cow.

Why, COW. how coulds't thou be so satisss,
=. SO well content with all things here nenw
so uhobtru sive aud SO sleepy. eyed,
SO meek, 80 lazy and SO awful SLOW?
Dost thou not know that everything is mike.
That ne ught is as 1t should be on this earth'
That grieyousy the world needs D be MED
That nothing we can gain has any worth:
That times are hard that life Ia full of care.
~ " Sin and trouble aud untowardness;
mat love Is folly, friendship but snare;
Pitt. COW, this is no tine for laZiness.
The cud thou chewest Is not what it seems,
Get up and moo! Tear round and quit Il
dreams. PELEG ARKwRIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-03

The farmer in the paper
Read the editorial mentions
] b 4 the fate of nations rested
On the X. and ID. conventions.
but the trees had leaved and blossomed,
And the grass continued growing:
Al! the spf outs OF corn were starting,
And the farmer went on hoeing.
When the matter WAS decided.
And they made the nomin alton,
One declared IL was a blessing,
And another ruination.
Still the fruit grew ripe and mellow,
And the wheat was nicely growing;
While the farmer in his garden
Bout bis turnips went on hoeiuR.
Oil Ctr Derrick.