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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

Ell captain dc artilleros idolatla 4
Carlota me ha pedido su mano y Sc Ia
be concedido, despues de horrenda Ia
cha que ha devorado mi coraaon.
que aprecio Ranaso .. {. pero no
po resistir 81 deseo de yer Z mi MI
qnesa, ante cnya halagGeia idea
gan para mi toda class de aiscc
(Contiauard,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

LA fPoOA sEdUNDA DE MI VIDA CoMTEN-
"a LA NooHE QUE LEGO DE MADRID MI
PRIMoaENITo MANUEL.
Viene con un arrogsnte j6ven capitsn
de artilleros, sobrino y heredero dsl
Duque de Levanteamor, 8 fntimo ami
90 suyo; el cual observe que mira con
inter6s mi Oarlota. SLa amara?
Mi hijo Mlnuel Sc ha empenado en-
celebrar un concerto le dare gusto. I
En- mi diario he leido las siguientes
palabras Hoy Sc 'cteyrSn los saloness dc
mi casa, abiertos por tanto tsensp0 d Ia
brillonte socieddd
Esto habiaba en- cuanto mi: hhl
estoy segura que mi esposo no me csn-
surara desdeie cielo una magni6cercia
destinada proporcionar IN titulo 4 mi
hija. Estos eran sus recreos, este de-
seaba an coraMon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

Laemos 10 siguiente en- la GacetG
ID how.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

People are getting Ioquainted-and thoss -
re not ought TO be-~ith tho wonderful naHSO
bat great American Remedy. the
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-30

the sur 10 ISsl.

Everybody reads ~ Ssa. In ths
editions Of this nsuspaper throuehout
the year to come everybody will ana.
l. All the worlds neus, 20 pre.-nt.a
hat the reader win get the Hreatest
AmoOnt Of information With The lea.t
Improbable expenditure of time and
eye sight fas SsR long ego discovered
the golden mean between redund,n,
fuIlness and unsAtisfaetory brevity.
III. Much Of that sort Of news which
depends less upon its recognized im.
Portanee than upon ifs intereet to man
kind. From morning 20 morning IA.
S1s prints . continued story of the live.
OF real men and women, and of their
deeds, plans, loves. hates. and troubles
This story is more varied and NOR, in
terestin8 than any romance that va.
ever devised.
III. Good writing in e,-ry column
and freshness, originality, accuracy an;
ecorum In the treatment Of evsry sub
jsct-
~. Honest comment n. .s,,.,
habit is TO speak out f~earie.nly .hon.
men and things.
v. Equal candor in dealing with earl
political party. and equal readin.ss 4,
commend what is praiseuorthy or Z,
reoake what Is Tzble In Democrat q,
Republican.
VI. Absolute Independence OF parti.
ran organization. but ~upravering Low.
Atty to true Democratic principles. III,
SEn believes that the Government which
the Constitution gives Us is a good one
90 keep. It's notion of duty is TO resis,
to its utmost power the Efforts Of mep
IN the Republican party to set uu
another form Of government IN place OF
that which exists. The year 1851 m,
the years immediately follow III vii
probably decide this supremely impor
tAnt contest. TRe Sun believes th.t,h
victory will be With the people as scains
the Rings for monopoly, with Rings f.
piunder, and the rings for imperia
power.
2 Our terms are as follows:
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OF tUenty-eiGht columns, the price by,
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TouSAAfH !. Elzs oe1Hty. 6lts of yevO4A
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y Asoi yeAs tsIL lsA tSaiH .n@sk La
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L SEn-s e Srfez41zts Aa6 parties assessed
A,< S~-ertpsssss Il 1rOpztys
n cra4r-1 A.1 BrosAer-E Pos+e>Ssg elatz
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AZ as= tsS-VTeae.is iAeron., In The i0-p
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IotAI ASSETS. .e30,d 1i ,s93 Is
Assets IN United etatcs......... 4,3oi Sw7 OF
HAs paid losses over ........... 100000 %
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Z an eisins payable in easn on adjustment
without deduetion OF IAtere,t.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-29
ErossA Oar Exchanges.

A law providing for private eX-
ecutions in the state Of Arkansas
would be in the right direction-in
the interest Of public morals, and
would save a great deal OF time now
wasted by people afflicted with NOR.
bid curiosity.-L. Il. Democrat.
That's our idea exactly, borne
ont by late experiences in the hang
ing line at this place. The latent
morbid curiosity developed at the
two recent hangings was astonish-
ing in a marked degree.
Over $50, persons are on the
pension Inst, to whom the govern
ment paid S57, 100000 last year.
The State Temperance Conven-
ton meets to-day in Little Rock.
A large ATTENDANCE is expected.
There were in the Union Army,
all told, just 2,S54,7l2 men. The
Coniederates, having lost their re.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-29

~ Advertisers by the year will tc restricted
10 their legitimate business.
ivy cFrIy Advertisement. NAV he changed al
reset four times during tie year free Of charge
kT- Parties contracting for yearly advertisc-
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charged shurt time rate, az per time inserted.
SsE RArE-
~ foreim advertisements srrt THROUGH
Advertising hgtuci,A. must h- paid fJg in u'i-
vance, or deposit made with some one whom
We may designate.
E5~- Marriage rui d,rlhs. NOT r-cccdinS ten
lines will be published ~ news, trte - ch1ry'.
bnt obituaries. r.lut.s uiiV4prct. funeral n1tit-
a. and invitations charged a. advertisements.
tE-hli personal matter, letters or commuui-
cations setting forth individual schemes or in
tcrests to be- promoted, eijaua ing nom CHrl5
or parties, ORGANIZATIONS or societies. VIII %.
charged Tor as other UdNuti-emcuts.
~ In all Legitimate demands cl the demo-
cratic or CoiseryAtNe party, ur uf The great III
tcrt rts of the general public upon our columns
the ltsEs viii not is!l Of III dufy
s,y- Communicates a'tting forth facts ~ in
tcrsst to the people OF the county, state uT gene
sal government viii be pGbli.hcd Tree Of charge
sgy-1he name Of the writer Of cycy cnnnu-
siicHtion must accompany the same, bat VIII MOI
be puhlshrd except Whrn no other signature ls
given No rejected manuscript returned.
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Eisp Choice o. ELnOsA..

A very elegant little volume with
the above title, by Charles f Rich.
ardson, is just issued by the Amer
lean Book Exchange. Tribune Bull
ding, New York, at tire very low
price of % cents also cheap pa
per edition at the nominal cost of
five cents. II will delight all who
love good books, and in IT'S wise
suggestions will be greatly helpful
to all who want help in choosing
the best books. In its various
chapters it treats Of The Motive of
Reading, The Reading Habit, What
Books to Read, The Best Time to
Read, How Much TO Road, Rcmem-
berinc what One Reads, The Use
of Note Books, The Cultivation ci
Taste, Poetry, The Art OF Skipping,
The Use Of Translations, How to
Read Periodicals, Reading Aloud
and Reading Clubs, What Books to
Own, The Use of Public Libraries,
The True Service Of Reading. The
volume is remarkably rich in striN.
ing quotations from the worlds
most famous authors and thinkers,
from Aristotle 10 Emmcrson, inclu,
ding such names as Addison, Bacon,
burds, Cato, Carlisle, Disraeli, Fe-
nelson, Gibbon, Hugo, X eats, Lamb
Locke, Luther, Milton, Pctrarch,
Ruskin, Shakespeare and Thorcau
1t is a real literary treasure house.
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Yhe Rest and Cheapest WeokIT NQb!Ishod
.yVrstice,s EC;gTd.

For the accommodl' Ion of liiican's in civil
cases. will hcs.f Ger hold Courts on the fr-t aud
third MONDAYS iu each month.
JAMES LIS ON,
Justice II lhc Peace.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-29

since the fourteenth century, when
the blacl, death visited Europe, Ra
phael feels no hesitation m prophc-
sytng a terrible epidemic OF Aslatic
cholera. Xadkiel, the other astrol-
ogIcal almanac, is not quite 80 bad,
giving us mild epidemic, hut wars
innuincrablc, among which Is an
Irish revolt. All the prophets, how
ever, generally allow the United
States to escape from their promjs.
cd disasters.
The Osceola times., 1881-01-29
ShoriTs Sale Of Real Estate.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE or An ENECU-
tiun to me directed by the CLERK of the Circuit
Court Of Mississippi County, in favor Of j,
FRANK a co for the sum Of -Four hundred
and twenty dollars aud clghty-rinc cents,
C,l20, sgl, Interest and costs, and az inst lhOm-
~ " tcrdng. | will at The door of the Court
Epu.c, In the town Of Osccola, state Of Arkan-
sa-, within legal hours Tor iadiclHl sales ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY lfriI, 1881,
oiTcr for sale aud sell 10 the highest bidder on
credit OF three months, with lien retained lol
tine purchase money, ia" following Described
tracts " laud situate IN the County uf Mississippi
and state Of Arkansa-, levied on 10y me a. Tie
property OF said Thomas " tcrrlng, 10 satisfy
said execution, interest and costs, to-Wtl:
The " of section Thirteen tlO. Town.
Ship No Fourteen Cn Nur,h, RaIcc Eleven
uij East; the West h8lf of ;hc : / "A Of section
twcniy-uine t-n, Township 30. Fourtren 90
Eggt! Range No Eleven QU LIst. containing
in the aggregate two hundred ana ioliy ESQ
Htrss q. had. IiIe above described traces of
land VIII be sold IN tracts offorty tio' acre each
.n the order named beginning - tIe north ea- y
turty iOi acrts Of each tract anA continuing un-
III a suhicieEcl il sold TO satisfy said execution,
ilicrCst and Cus'E
Given under my EHnd this the lsth day 70
January, 1881. ,
W. r TASkTN' =.
l-l2-u p sll.c5 Shci
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Professionals.

Will attend richly TO all lcgin-
mate business pertaining to the pro-
fesssion. n2lIi.
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NICK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL GUIDE

For lsst is an Elegant Book oi i2d Pages, one
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Descriptions of the best Flowers and Vegetables
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English or German. It yoa aicTNagds order
seed deduct the 10 cents
NICK'S SEEDS ate '.- best in The wur'd The
Floral Guide will ten yol how 10 gel and grow
them
Wick Flower and Vegetable Garden, 10
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EARS FOR THE MILLION !
Foo Choo's Balsam Of Sharks Oil
PoSjtreiy Restores The Hen~ipg and i' the
only A5s)tate Cure for Dcafafss
K40EH.

Th- Oil is cziact.j rem rceuliar species Of
siua Whine Sh SRI, cauglt IN the yellow Sea,
known as Carchur0dOu EuuGclstii Every
en- ntsr d-hrrn "a FnCws it. IL vIrfucs ~ p rc-
sforHtiye oi hearing wore dl.cpVercd i'y lud
dhisi Priest about the year liiO Its cu.ss we're
50 numerous and nany s1 srcmin-iy n.raculoTs
that tic remedy wa9 Officially ptocl1nued over
the cnt re- cmpirr. IT, u-e btca ~ 90 Tuiy gsal
that fo- oVrr 3IU yoars uo deafness has existed
among tie Chimes pioplr, sent, charges pre-
paid. a. any address NJ > per b tile.
Dnly Imported by IlAALDGk X CO, sole
4 gent for America, Day 81. New YORK.
It. viIiUes ar, uuqu ,tinnable and its curative
character absolute, a. the Wr'tcr can personally
testify. both Dm experience and observation
Am .rs ghe many Ioidrfs u' thc Review In one
taft and ano her OF the country, IL II probable
thnt numhCt- are afflicted With deafness, and 10
such 10 may Dee said write at once 10 HAY
iuck g. Go Z Ucy street, Aew ork. enclosing
81 and you viii receive 10y return p remedy tIai
will enable YOU 10 hear ike anyho " else, aud
whose curative eae0ts will be permanent You
will never regret doing so. ~ Editor Of New
No.k Mereanilc Review. Sept . 1850
, 1881-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS.


Eli f iKANJ1 DUCHESS.
Mcssrs. col1n'or nrd lsenstetn. tho mauaRerso.
tho German theatre at Mcvfckcrs, lutroiuces
tho!r new operclta company last evening III
OfcnbachA Grand Duchess OF Gcrolstoo."
From tlnnncial standpoint tho performance
proved anccess, as tho hol,se was tho hest ons
this scaaon: but FROM nm nrtIstlo AnndpoInt II
was decided fnisuro, but few Of tho performer
co'nltiv up to tho requirement. Ut thoir roles
Miss Won WtldDach. who Introduced heraclr IT
tue part af tho Gu nj Ht,e*s, ts not at all s,iita
tlo for such chnrncscrizatons. Her Gmnc
Duchess waa tatne, apltttless affair. sho f
her voice needs schooling, as 1t sounds
hat4h In tho higher mites, and her acting
IL US awkward and .stR nH that OF nn
ntnnteur who appears for tho first tttnc nu tl1a
lust ,oscnlng contl l,ardiy. comprehend how
AimG1 nnd 0tteTs ta'uld hnye achieved sncI,
Prc4t tone tn this part Equally dt,tl was Mr.. q.
Meyer Us Frtnee l1ad. This 4cntietnan has q
Deacr made q K,od Gtn<r.. Bou,n, hut ,TnuM
hive been mort, effective II hu hnd tried 10 ID
iSss funny; 1e sp1!ted ha part 1y too much
sonh advance ms I'LL motor. Al thht AIr. VussGrtnn
weeds 10 mike q ttst.ciass upercsta tenpr il
f1inFH rtncttcc and experience. decidedly
Aximaua Is ias1 ifst si XIII M"ehinaeh @ s X aiso ia
tnnIr ,tp to nll tho requirements of tho pnEt Of
tthHtn. She !s nnt uily rood nttrcss. but IL
hlsn the hnppr t'ssess0r OF wcIE.tr,stnctl voice
less ia sni'! of thpso WHO nssumed tho mln0r
parts thn hotter; thuy werG nil ntnnt RS bad ny
they we'll could 1e, ind the same can bo snid
Htt,lt the chorus Had 1t mt hecn for tho her.
echnoled orchcttrn, cotnple.e fiasco would
have been tho result,
, 1881-10-03
ELIZA GARFIELD,

SOME New fac1s noaecrhinE tllc Aged
IL S Ts"c,,sr. s.S.nes =, and s11 .sns'. ;,; So"
~ A srtei;i to g Cincinnati .1 COMMERCIAL. taG"'
dent tns relatives living III thIs towt. sauucl
Arnold, ono OF our principal towustncn, a,.sl pro-
,,a.., ~ tst,a G"s,o1 T.so ., 1,.,s. n.s
eohs'. ot HIza uarneiu. 1he ont 'ady, IN years
psstt has inatlc number of vldsss to her rca-
ves vnx W nsee ra IN, ns sso ssea o
tsr ~ 70 ta ,,jaa Du1 "'' s'e' slo 'a'-
% 10 ~ ~ S ss !" sye g s;
,m,tt1Hr MI, n1mnst ,1nlIycn ain I'un wnn. tmn
syes "f the whoio eivliized wtritd have bes,' M
n so,, lc fre lizn iIaIt,i, and sfs,r not
I'LL nv tlis tleatt If tt,nIr t,mrct,ts W.,ra Irrt
nino II II tnn w"rid u, III nprt,yiI IT, W. H. ~ ~
lin Snnnrftnnr, nr ,,nsstasi.,n nf u",Ms, - ,y"s az
eoncnrs. Trgrvrruu 10 liz" ni,;,n W
unn we,,t to resiIa Wit, NJ, llt,cio " SortI,,,
c. lie t,scr Of san,,lsi Arnniti, VII" thun lIvt.d
o., !, fnrm, nsir Eurwuh, sittskin,um cul1ntr X
Tbere T Eiza III i,azo It'll isiaIo hcr ' h"uc, c6sur.
w.s 1heI s,,,ilctln,cs tic custom in il ,,it,1,ncr
coniry Hasix so,,el hinx ,1..,rn tbo Will WHITE II
e tnat aS sgs M.5s u xutv ps md E n
Msr sehous. rhe sshys! .bt,sa was H,,. ~ .ns
miost primitive Kind. aud stooI in Inc cduo Of Il
tI,uEo ulse ca I'M M ferfuI stor f Wild a "1 nay
nceum,,unIcI iy Thunder uMd l,rbtntnu. ;Sh,,
woods wts la!y wrecked, lnt ths "!ni 1T. ihs s
itVhtninr. Uoit struck i. Tree TINT I,roiret hi
closely ovor sto roui, nnd ts,els tha ront 1t the
nrH,iixs aiur,mc und 10 % an, i'ss s,,oS,I't wgf9
l. tic erIrE of droIn tr Eay nr
Judgment. The tc,ctcr, ~ culm and col
uni Kpen thutu in thoir piarTs. 4 man w,io wns
on" ii liz puIs. il spcnkluK or lie Srcmrro,s. wIs
Ssys IN, z s. ,, ;sjP il %s IL ,,,9,' rsmS'sFsa o:
fnnchrr nna iii Inn ,11,Its iyint- ti"i m i'm
, 1881-10-03
EXHILARATED BY BOOZE.

Janoa It. G0tAlIuan IL u years old md ho IL q
travelling nHent or rupostcr. nr information
xath0rcr for puIis Commercial Agpncy, Ut this
city. Ho, 1t suuu,s, IL not unlike other " com
,neruial toursts," eIsU ho would not have 9ono
Of, "a terslbte spree" a tow aays aHo
ut ono Of tho country pluuus which ho IL In the
habit Ut vlsItinp, and been Obliged tu rely upon
hls employers fur u return 10 headquarters.
The head Ut tho ollco hor0 haa heard ot hls car
rylngs OIL, and aout out taaM to bring him
home. upot, tis arrival ho was stowod AWAY ut
his boardtnx- -houso, No. $50 Wabash avenue. to
ret sober, tuck bis hut on with a shoe hor1,
apologize to tho bots, alld 10 restored to bis po-
s,tion and right mind. Tut 0oodmua "had Fcm
bat"--worss ttaa apy ono thought, About
might. hls doi!rlnnl, and lts '.suouk." IND
bsgatl to make tllnXs Interesting iu that pnrt Ut
tho house BY tilschurgtng hts sDv0lv4r Ms ln4ny
tunes ~ the numbtr 0f cartridges In Thu cylllI-
der. The police heasd tho ahOas aud took tho
freuzied young !nau to. tue Arnory, wnsre VIVA
l0aked up and attended by physlelan wt!n pr1.
nounced his uiaia.ly clear uas0 1f '*tEn- fRni4.
,rhia tatsnIl,x uatlna Waltaeo viii prvsorlbo Tor
hIsn utter ste uautIer in yoKua ln the iruatnieut
VI dlaorderly eon4uet.
, 1881-10-03

cfh tho at0ry IN th0 shf1t; lho views orc hearf
arn by no micans contcntcd nr even hopeful
tnea; and, whom pe"nlo Hrs nnt getting tho q.
entitled to. they nrn In tho tntHl tn spring
prise. On *tatcsmet,. md 70 e:an4e thclr party
a.dey ~ ~ ny s5s2' a11a MR. tt on 5
TN tho tip of this htntot'r fe.:iis,g nnrpstnnt
rnportH Ut Atnnrican 1,rnsiinrIty l!ht, mn
ftiy i1ns np III i. ~ III versityF at moi s"osns
n1fGEt which 1t ought II have. ftather tho tnIl.
trary. tlur nsixl,aor* pr,sI'srity {. @ nut s.sht
ffr tlisr Snre DSe* Nnr Asts t'As Msu eyes organs
III tho cIrnrrst vislon.
IT yf:Ei, S0r 1sE wDSNEllt:b At,
then. II nt times they se"!n Protection mn great
tn,i*r or Y lst ~ Ssssnt''!a nf sr;can pros.
itnrplng this country unfnlrly III tho racc. Tho
wnfkn9nlon ~ this country nre perhnps partc-
elsisn they have lcust pGltieul exprreiicu, and
aXn ttnHt% 3 fa - s ysi n TIE yr,e S1
III spite ri nll that hns taken plaep ialcly. DO
not think tilat nry ronstrra9H bully 81 the
workinvn7cn Will 10 taken 'n. ali at oMse. by tho
Kratn Expresses concern ior tne |ar wages tuit.
future we.belrR at our working clasacs,' hnt
tho working elassns nrc nsxcsi 10 believe taad
oieraie s 4 sns d%ty n o"get so sv" up a nti s sr
clos Of fold frnm. forel4n ro.,ntrles."
s es. ~qsnss 's ~ crssse Il q scf' 1t 5 ass'a ell & t s
living VIII make british manufactures moro
marketable abroad; but, in Gasn their increnspl
eost checks ttloIr sAlc nbrOut1 that tho aula 1T
Onc will 10 sufficiently prnteetelf to nHfntaln
rtse ii snues ctIu'rnlcnt TO the cnst Df living.
have / 10 .hi i hs oyss and t"kc n. 9',y On
ttr,d.fmports meat,H rIso In everything that Gu.
ters ini6 tho worktns1nan's expenditure; II his
because. owing u tho dear 1onf, thu making Of
Ito cont U.,sts MORO. lie tnust naro hIHhar
as ana i . ts n e9 tonca FSnss ,I II
think tho workingmen Will cut,le to tho c0ncln-
Sion thut that Is
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up-Propellers NewburR, Y. SwAIn with Wal'nsh
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sale nnd bnrges: schooner John Rich; steamer
Saginaw.
Down-rropollcrs ltuho. Nyack. Morley, Cur
don City and bMtKcs, benton und burgess, Al
Icghttly and bhrKes, II. II. Tutllo anu
consarts, oswceasehte and basxcs, Frcd Kul.y
aud consort, Oliver TOwnsond and consort;
sehooncrs y, II. Pomoruy. Pathnlor, W. II,
Vanderbilt, Throo Hrothors Marlzunila, En,ul,L
e. Hutchinson, F}lng Mist. Helvlua. nnl i1omo;
tuHs Johuson and ktrgea, Stastors nud bnrgcs,
Wnles and oarees; Vu!can und raft; Htoatnsr
Wind southeast, Heavy rain.
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