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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20

ri6lico de la vecindad que en- no mEy
lejauo tempo 10 pinto como 81 fasra IN
monstruo.
Como SO llama estoF preguntamos
nosotros al peri6dico le las coreovetss
y dafnicioass caprichosas. Contoste
81 sabe el que quiere toner atribuciones
para calificar a todo ente viviente que
no sea do su canada.
Senorita Bossi. Como hemos va di-
cho, esta aplauiida pr:ma donna dedica
la function de su bene6cio, que ten1r6
l1gar manana domingo, al patriotico
cuerpo de voluntarios.
Nos hace esperar la galanteria De
nuestros companeros de arnss que acu-
diran al teatro en- gran numero para
cortesponder dignamente esta defe-
rencia de la distingujda artista.
Sociedad. vemos on un peri6-
dico de la isla, el Gobierno General ha
aproba 10 los estat1tos do una socie1sd
oua. con ell titu!o de Union MercantI &
Industrial, ga ha organ;zado en- Ponce
con lisonjeros auspicios.
Nos place.
Santorai. i.-Ldues, 81. San Felix, ob.
Martes, 22. La Citedra lie San Pc.
dro en- Antioquia, y San Pascasio, oh.
y conf.
Microbes, 20. San Florencio. conf.
Otro triunfo de IL medicin1 No hay
enferme1ad mas angustioss nj dificil do
aliviar quo el rsumatismo pero hay
IN case, que aun cuando por espacio
de treinta amos SO burlo de todos los
esfuerzos de la fAcultad, parece que ha
s;do compIetanente curado. Ea la
mayor psrte de los PORTO dicos del Oes-
te SO re6eren los pormenores del case,
SO expresa ell aso ubro que hs produ-
cido 50 resaltado. Juan Roche, de Cle-
yeland, Ohio, y de Sc amos de edad, ha-
bia sufrido 3urante la mayor parte de
su vida los tormsntos mas ter1ibles que
SO pueden ilnaginar. Todos sus MEM
bros estaban contraidos por los dolo
res contracciones musculares sus
rodillas eran de la cabeza DO IN hom-
bre, y sus dedos nudosos y encorvados
parecisn mas biea la garra de un psja-
70 de rsp.na que manos humlnss: la
tendeacia escrofaloss de. Ia sangre Sc
demostraba al mismo tempo por los
& amos p1stulas que continuamente
naoian en- diferentes parties de su cuer-
DO. Fl .lland0se On esta triste condi-
cions sotincipio a tomar Las Pildoras Azu.
caralas de Bristol juntamsnte con el
gran antidote del virus de las escr6fulas
ga Ia z RIA parrila de Bristol. On-
CO fcasquitos de Plldoras y ocho bote-
las de q Zrparril, a bastaron para extir-
par hast. el u,tino vestisio de dolor y
SO halla hoy brsno y alegre y puede
ater Ter sus negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
SECCION MERCANTIL.
BUQUES ENTRADO5.

DOQO CO EN- II ADOS.
Foro. l6.-De Liverpool, Santander Coruiia,
vap. esp. "Uadiz," cap. Echetia
4 aVjande Go.
De st. Thomas, vap. aleman Soy
clop," cop. Vawends, Fedder-
sen Wilnk & Co.
-. De New York, van ing. "Atlas," "
cap. Pearce, Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga.
I7.-De St Thomas, vap. ing. "Eider,"
cap. Green Fe1der5en Wiilink
& Go.
De ST. Thomas, vap. ing. "Arno,"
cap Rousell, los msmos Sres
-. 19-De Wilmington, go amer. Sou n.
berlaud," cap Webber, a Crosas
& Finay, maderas.
De Aguadilla, berg. ing. Ida
Maud" cap. Danson Lopez
Villamil
De- st. Thomas, berg ing. edith
Mary" cap Strachan, A. Mar.
tinez Carbon.
D. Oanarias, berg, esp. "Cuba y
Canarias," cap. Rodriguez Pas
tor Marquee f Garcia, frutos
De Malorca, berg. esp. "Joven
Beatriz," cap. Nicolau, a los mis-
mos sehores, frutos.
CABOTAJE.
Fbro. 16.-De Vega-baja, gol. esp. "Julita, y
cap. Rodriguez.
19.--De la isla, vap San Juan," cap.
Larttegui, Silva G Co
De RiograRde, 5dra. "Eloisa, "
cap Villanueva.
- De Oabo-r2i0, gol. "Uberita," C.
Andreu, sal.
DESPACHADOS.
Fbro, 17.-Para a Habana, vap. ing. "Eidsr'
por F. w. ce Go.
Para la Isla, vap. ing. "Arno,
r. por F. W. &c Go.
- I9.-Para Aguadilla, vap. ing. "Atlas,
por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
- - Para Boston, gta. ing. "Minie
Butler" por Soorino de Ezquia
ga, azdear -
--. 19-Para la Habana, vap. esp. ''Ca
diz," cap. Echeitia, por Y. & Co
CABOTAJE.
Fbro. l7.-Para Manatt, gta. "AugeIita," caI
JCrt6s.
49, Para Faardo Arroyo gta. 'Pe
pila," cap. ViIlalts.
- 49, Para San. Thomas, gta. CANCEL Ma
ria," cap 0crigo.
l9-Para la Isla, vap "San JUAN" car
LartItegui por s. l. Co.
Para Rio grande, Ddra "Eloisa,
cap Villanueva.
GOLETAS A LA CARGA.
Para Luquillo y Fajardo, STA. "Carmenci
ia, cap. silva.
Para Nsguabo, Humacao y Maunabo, gta,
"Rapido,' cap, VITAL.
Para Arroyo, gta. Tres hermanos," cap.
Iledo.
IMPORTATION.
Por vap. aleman ''Olclop," de Thomas
J. salay comp, 260 c. giuebra.
A Enrique Delgado, 10 C. eohac.
Por vap. "Cadiz de Liverpool, Santander J
Cortfia, viiande y comp, 500 g. arroz.
A Severe Bast0D, 200 s Grfoz.
A Chavarri comp, 90 s. arroz.
A Iiatimer Fernandez, l05 C quesos
A Pastor MARQUEE y Garcia, 500 8. harina
rs $, hsbchuelas, So tables sardinas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
A silva ' conn. 500 9. harina.

| A Silva Z comp, 500 9. harins.
| a Carrera9 hios, 43 c. coDservas
A Venancio L ina, 50,4 PIP. vino, I2
curtid0s, c. aeetuuas, &c. calletas, 6 c.
A r. Martorell Y como. S c. dulees
Por vap ing. ''Atlas, de New York, z
brilos de Ezquiaga, 200 bis harina, 40 c.. ]
teqn;lla. -
4 Bozzo Ear, 100 oils. harina trigo, 36s
toclno 80 C. qnesos 40 C. msnteca, 10 l.
CO. 80 pts pape, 8 f. cabo
A Carrefas hiios, TINS. jamones, 10 be
1925 c. gas, bis chieharos, Is c. q1esos,
manteca
A silva comp 300 bis. harina trigo.
Was, Soler, Palsciosy = comp, 400 pts.
pei.
A Crosas Finlay, hcls ismones.
A Latimor Fernandez, 5 hels. iamones.
A Alfonso Herman1s, SD pts paDeL
Al E. Cabrera Is c. manteea, 100 bis
rina t~igo, 25bls tocino, so bis. papas, 5
habichuelas, rs bis tocineta, 5 OILS. salmon,
bis gas, 25 aqt,. papel, 6 bys. tabaeo.
A Lopez Vilamil y comp, C. escobas,
&c ga'letas Id c. q1esos, 10 f. tabaco, %
gas.
Oal1as Lopez comp, 200 pqts rss
100 C. 6 IS, g. csc )bas 10 c. y 10 tas.
teca
A Daubon Plan7sy comp, bis hs
trigo
A Garcia Gatell C mp, 40 bis. tocinc
bis. yc, galletas, 40 quesos, 25 C. ysas, 10
harina maiz, bis carne, 300 pqts pape'
resmss III Is tus Y C. manteea, 81 tabacc'
bis clrne, 8 bis habichuelas, 5 bls manzg-
id chicharo+,, 10 C. tociaeta, 45 C. VS. b.
cas- gas >.
A Cara Clos y comp tns iaulones, 1t"
Y Is C manteca Is bis. tocino, C. esc0
IS C. velas, 100 pqts. papel 80 bis. hsrina,
go, C. tabac0, 20 c. quesos, 10 bis habic :
las 5 id. chicharos, 80 C. galletas, 80 id
epson, pimienta, f. canala.
A Guillsrme Rnbert, 81 nidos baules .
A B. B1rras y Hsrmanos, 50 bis. he
trigo.
Por berg ing. s'Edith Mary" de San
mas, Martinez, 352 toneladas carbon.
Por gta americana Cumberland, de
mington, & Orosas Finlay, 205000 pies p
pen, 100000 tejamanies
Por berg esp "J6ven Beatriz," & Pa
Marquee G. .rciA, 189 pps 7)l2 Y 25t4 '
tinto, $50 s. garbanZos, 35 s. anis, so Id h
ma trigo, 400 gfu3 alcaparfas, 490 id. ace:t
mas, 1850 i'll. aGisado, 535 IL doble anfs, s
ii. aceite, 2701 bis. i'd 160 c. id 424 C jsbo
81 C frutas en- almibar 80 id extraidas, 20
tribe anis, los !. pimenton, 80 l. alment
$500 ristras ajo7. Pendiente de operacioh
Por berg. esq. Scuba y Oauarias," de Ca
rias Pastor Marquee y Garcia, 60 piedras {
filtro, 3490 lozaS, 3 c. qnesos, 81 his pescad'
On Salmuera, 3 10 eanastos caracoles, IA C. nj
riSco en- escab che, 80 3. hoias laurel, IL Il
Greg mo, 20 id nueces, 50 ii. garoanzos, 2 Il
frijoIes, y8 gins. almendras. Pendiente
operacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
GACENlLLAS.

Rueg0.-
Ju6ves aoiago fu6 el ju6ves
Qae acabamos de pasar;
Ja6ves de pavo m .yusculo,
De chasco fenomenal.
Ttinando estan todavia
Los que pensaban gozar
EscucAando & Vigauotti
Ea Maria di Rohan;
Los que, comprado va el palco =
Y la entradita 4 ia par,
Prometiauss una noche
De m1sica celestial,
Sin pensar en el csEelo
Q.e Sc aproximabs va
Y en- ell triste lesengafio
De la adverse reaiidad.
ESQ esta va insguantable,
ESQ es terrible, fatal
Uaballeros y sn0ras
Artistas de cdlld {.
IQdieren ustedes hacernos
El obsequio singular
Do goz4r salu | perfeota
Y de no enfermarse mas?
Obito Ell IA del corriente falleci6 er
victima de una larga y peno.
"a enferme lad, Ia Sra. D. Josefa OaI
iada y Hernandez, viuda de nuestro an
iouo y malogrado correligionario D
zugsnio Benitez. Era la finads una oer
soma muy apIeoiada en- aqusl pueblo
oor sus bueuas cuslids1es Y caritativo,
,entimientos. 81 Todopoderoso Ia hs
"a aCogido on So santa gloria,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL. BOLETIN MERCANTILE"
(Revista poiitica de Europa)
Paris. i de Febrero de 1881

PARIS, l. de f0OrorO de 1901,
Las inci3encias de la question de
Oriente contin1an dando que hacsr 8
los pobiernos de las naciones de primer
6rdep.
Conclude ell couficto turco-monts-
negrino, despues de agotados los ardides
de la diplomacia musulmans, surgio la
question turco-griegs. de resolucion
mas dificil que la del Montenegro; pues
los montenegriuos que han guerreado
conquistado, habisn adquirido dere-
ohos indudables y estaban convenidas
las demarcaciones de las nuevas tronte-
ras de So territorio. No faltaba mas
que ponerles en- possession de 10 que les
perteneoia sin embargo fu6 necesario,
para due la Puerta Otomana cumpliese
sus debsres, que las grandes potencias
hiciessn una demostraci on de fuerzs en-.
viando una escuadra combinada que
amenazase q la Turqufa y la pusiese en-
la alternative de cumplir 10 pactsdo o
exponerse que la demonstration naval
ayudase los montenegrinos al mismc
tempo que amenazase apoderarse do
los puertos de Sal6nica Snirna.
En- tai estado Ia diplomacia trabai6
con busn exito cadio el gobieruo tur-
90 cumpli6 sus deberes entregando al
gobierno, del Montenegro oil territorio
que ls pertenecia J sobre cuyos desliD-
des no habia dudas.
La Puerta Otomana recomendo q las
erandes potepciss que tuviesen presen'
tes los sacrificios que habia hecho para
concluir la question montenegrina hn
de preparar una avenencia en el confic-
to turco-helenico.
Dssds ent6nces no han cesado las ne
gociacionss.
Ell gobierno griego hs hecho gastos
considersbles para poner en- rie de gue'
rrs IN ejercito de csrcs de 80 mil hom'
bres y se prepars & aumentarle llsnan.
do { las reservas, este es, q todos los
hombres validos hasta la edad de AZ
amos.
La Tdrquis, por 81 psrte, se ha pre-
parade al combate por todos los medlos
de que dispone IN imperio que auu
en- gu decadencia es mas fuerte que Ia
Grecia.
Las grandes potencias entire tanto
han procurado evitar la guerra. Pro
pusieron primero IN arbitrsie, para re-
solver la question pacifcamepte perc
este primer proyecto fracas6 por faltf
de avenencia de los gobierDos qua ha
bian dc aceptar el compromise y nom
brsr los arbitros.
I'll snltan sus ministries habian he
cho algunas concesiones la Grecia POI
medic de notss diplomaticas enviada'
& los gebiernos de las naciones de pri
ner 6rden pero tales promesas no ga
tisfacian los daseos de las grandes po
tencias J mucho m6nos los dol gobiernt
criego preparado & guerrear para ad
guirir 10 que en- la conferencia diploms
tica de Berlin SO acordo relativament'
& Ia demarcacion de las nuevas fronte
ras del reino helenico.
Diremos de paso, que la Francia, pol
medic de an representante en- ell con
rreso do Berlin, fu6 la que exigio con
cesiones de territorio la Grecia qu'
no le habia conquistado en- la guerre, ,
uue Ia misma potencia continue sus ges
tiones en- Ia Ultima conferencia diplomS
tica habida en- Ia capital de Prussia.
Los griegos contaban con el apoy'
de Ia Francia : los diplomSsioos de Ia
6smss grandes potencias insnisn Col
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20

On peri6dico ingl64, el Standard, ha
auunciado rumCres de ha5sr una gran
revoIucion en- la Armenia turca. ST la
noticia Be confrmase seria fatal para un
imper;o agobiado por tsntos males.
Una revo,uoion en- la Armenia dilata.
ria las reform "a politicas paIidas pot
las grsndes p ,tencias para los que vi
ven en- aquella parts de la Turqufa
asiatica.
(G0ncluird
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
iVISO A LOS COlSUlIDORES.

So acaba de recibir por el dltimo vapor Coz
rreo, Hn complete surtido en- camisas Malor-
qninas, Zapatos baios blancos de coIores,
borseguies,a doble anis en- garrafones de y
gallon, cuyos articulos fse expenden rrecios
m6dicos. Dep6sito Tetuan 81. - BERNARDO
SALIVA. hta. l9 M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
So w EN DE.

Una estancia de 439 cuerdss en- la iuYisdic-
cion do Utuado barrio de "Msmeyssn Esta
roleada cruzada de abundantes aguas, tiene
so cuerdas de cafe nuevo Z de cosecha 30 id.
platanos so de pastos, todo en- buen estado.
Iene almacen para Ia recollection del frnto Y
otra casa en- regular estado En- los montes
abundan excelentes maderas Hay deseo de
reslizar su venta. El que la interese arJase en-
Oiales D. Crispin Perales su dueno, Y en
Manati D Gregorio Kuinlan, IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
CURIOSIDADES GRANATCLAES.

Este magnfico tratado de grsmatica, escrito
por q professor ID. Ramon Martinez Garcia
precedido do un prologo de D, Alexandra In
fiesta, Sc vende en- la ilnprenta del BoLETIN
peso oil ejemplar. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
Plntlei6n Y catiYO De Ia cana dc azuear,

Compilation de las memorials y articulos pu-
blicados sobre esta mater!a en- las provincias
val4ncianas, coa lobservacionss practicas s5
LETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
De VENTA.

En- la imprenta de Gonzalez y ca
dos magniioas prensas americanas,
una de mano y la otrA de pedal pa
ra targetas. Sc garsntiza la impre.
sion de dichs uf3quinas. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20

CD AHUILA ElguB sO5tenlendO Su SuperlOrldad
por su blancur4, pureza y propiedades alimen-
ticlas. T0das las sustancias one entran en su
composition ~ escogi1as entire las mas ex-
celentes, Y sc9ione tan particular cu.dado en-
gu retiuacion qll9 el consumidor encontrara ser
la mas eeou6niaa y la mas RIGA de las marcas
impOr adas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
MiScelanolS cOniclS.
ga 80 centavos en- "a Imprenta del BOLETTN.
UN DEPENDIENTE.

de- alguna practica en- ell desempeho de los
cargos de Tenedor de libros corresponsal,
dependiente de muelle, resdenJe en- esta cap-
tai brinda sus servicios a cualq1iera casa de
comerco one pueda utiiZarlos 10 m;sno OBJ
pena mas de una Y esta dspuesto a marchar
d0nde 10 neces ten.
En- esta imprenta inf0rmaraA. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-20
Consulado de Francia.

E| consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico,
ruegs los senores INHERIT Charles H.
laire AugHste, BLoN- DEAU Henri e, VIDAL
Eugene, que Sc presenter envien sus
epoderados para recibir cartas y docu-
mentos que Sc encuentran en- dicho
Consulado.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-16
A Kind-HearIed Brigand.

A brigand in Thessaly has lately
distinguished himself by an act of
unusual kindness and goOd-feeling.
A short time ago several school,
children were carried off from Zago-
rah by band of brigands under the
leadership of an eminent ruffian 10y
name, Balachose. Five of the chill.
dren were subsequently returned to
their parents on payment of large
ransom in each case. Three of the
captives, for whose release a larger
ransom was demanded, were retain
ed. OAe of the three was the son OF
a Mr.. Cassavetti, a little boy in
whose fate general interest was ex-
cited, and who has regained his lib
erty in an unexpected manner. A
Wallack, belonging to the band
which had captured the boy, took
fancy to him and determined to eff
feet his rescue, and being left with
two Others of the band to guard the
child, he found an opportunity for
carrying out bis benevolent inten-
ton. One of the brigands went to
get some water, and the other fell
asleep. The Wallack taking advan-
tage of this favorable moment, broke
the needle of the gun of the bandit
and called to the child to come with
him. The little captive, not unnat-
urally misunderstanding the sum-
mons, began to cry. This awoke
the brigand who was asleep, but his
gun was useless and he snapped the
trigger in vain. In the meantime
the Wallack managed to escape
with the boy to Rissomola, whence
he was taken home by some friends
and an escort of soldiers. OF course
Balachos is dreadfully annoyed at
the affair, and il he gets hold of
Wallack intends to make an example
of him.-St. james Gazette.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-16

Yellow and cream.tinted muslin
and lace are as fashionable "a ever.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-16
Farmer ana Rouse-Keeper.


FLOATING IsLAND.-One quart
milk, four eggs beaten separately,
four tablespOonsful sugar, two ia
bl" - 80 Gwc h~tr orr
currant jelly. Beat the yeiKs well,
stir in the sugar, add the hot mot
boiling) milk, little at the time
until it begins to thicken. When
cool, flavor and pour in Il glass
dish heap upon it meringue of
the beaten whites Dot with bits
of jelly.
LEMON CAKE cupful but
ter, two cupsfuI sugar, seven eggs,
one and half pints -four, one tea
spoonful Royal Baking Powder,
one tablespoonful Royal extract
lemon. Rub to light cream the
butter and sugar; add the eggs,
two at time, beating five min
utes between each addition add
the flour, sifted with the powder,
and the extract; mix into me-
dium butter; bake in paper lined
tin, in moderate oven, forty
minutes.
CHOCOLATE SoUFFLE -Ingre-
dients: One pint Of mix, s ouu-
ces butter, ounces sugar, 10 oun-
ces flour, ounces chocolate in
powder and 6 eggs. How to use
them; Boil pint Of milk, s oun-
ces butter and 6 ounces sugar to-
gether, and lille boiling stir in
10 ounces fine -four and work we'll
In until the paste leaves the stew
pan quite free; then add the choc-
olate and the yelks OF 6 eggs; mix
well together, whisk the whites
OF 6 eggs to d firm snow and stir
lightly in the paste; pour the
mixture into a souffle-basin and
bake in warm oven one hour
serve in the basin on napkin.
A STUFFED BEEFsTEAK.- Pre-
pare dressing OF bread, scalded
soft, and mixed with plenty of
butter, and a little pepper and
salt. Lay it upon one side of
round OF steak, cover it with the
other, and haste it down with
uCSuIt anu lIiICdus Ddil anu pep
per the outside of the steak, and
place in dripping pan with half
an inch of water. When baked
brown on one side turn and bake
the other.
An experienced chicken breed
er" recommends pulveriZed lime
as a remedy for the gapes. He
puts the chickens into box, shuts
them in with a screen, and then
Sits or shakes the lime over them
until they sneeZe, and sueeze out
the worm in the windpipe. This
remedy is worth trying, at least
III the early stages of the disease,
1t is stated in Land and Water
that little vinegar applied TO the
nose of sulky bullock lying
down, will bring him at once to
his feet.
1t is .aiI that powdered chalk
added TO glue in small quantities
makes it hold the stronger.
Put a bowl of quicklime in a
damp closet, and 1T will absorb
the moisture.
Parsley eaten with vinegar will
remove the unpleasant effects of
eating onions.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-16
Pearls of Thought.

He who can plant courage in a
human soul is the best physician.
He who thinks his place below
him will certainly be below his
place.
Before you set about asking God s
blessing, make sure that you have
earned it.
The beam of the benevolent eve
giveth value to the bounty which
the hand disperses.
Hope is like the sun, which, as
we journey toward it, casts the shad-
ow of our burden behind us.
If there is any person to whom
you feel dislike, that is the person
of whom you ought never speak.
1t is always better to keep out of
q uarrel than to make it up ever so
ami cably after you have gone into
one.
If you wish success in life make
perseverance your bosom friend, eX-
perience your wise counselor, eau
ion your elder brother, and hope
our guardian.
Consolation indiscreetely pressed
u pom us when we are sufficiently un-
der affection only serves to increase
ur pain and render oar grief more
poignant.
Worldly faces never look so world
y as at funeral. They have the
same effect Of grating incongruity as
the sound Of a coarse voice break
ing the stiffness of night.
The wise ones say that nothing is
SO hard to bear as prosperity; but
most men would like to engage in
some hard work of that description,
Just to have practical illustration
of the adage.
The last, best fruit, which comes
late to perfection, even in the kind
lest soul, is tenderness toward the
heard, forbearance toward the I'M
forbearing, warmth of heart toward
the misanthropic.
An injury unanswered in time
grows weary of itself and dies away
In an involuntary remorse. In bad
dispositions, capable of no restraint
but fear, it has a different effect
the silent digestion of one wrong
proYokes a second.
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Personal Notes.
Sara Bernhardt sails for France
on the 4th Of May.

Sara Bernhardt sails for France
on the 4th Of May.
Francis Murphy, the temper
,.DcU PC-tie, 5 sulns 70 LuOgu.
Winnie Ream and her gray
haired husband, Lieutenant
Hoxie, are in Florida, camping
out.
Mrs Garfield; Mrs. Blaine and
Mrs. Window were school teachers
in early life.
Phoebe Cozzens is called the
p.ettiest of the strong-minded;
and so she is, and no mistake. She
is about twenty six years Of age,
and is a pronounced brunette.
She is unwedded, excep to her
profession-the law.
l. M. KaIIoch assisted his father
in conducting religious exercises
in San Francisco on Sunday night
week, and made an address, in
which he said that he intended to
resign his ministry, but will con-
tlnue to reside in the city.
A cable dispatch to the New
York Ereni,ag Telegram states that
Prince Carolatb has obtained
decree of divorce against his wife,
nee Countess Hertjzfeldt. 1t is
said that Count Herbert Bis
marck'5 marriage with the divorc-
ed lady will soon take place. The
Count now appears to be reconcil-
ed with his father.
Twenty years ago, Avery
Wixam, who lived near Ham
mondsport. Sullivan county, NY,
when, to all appearances, in his
usal health, took to his bed, where
he remained seven years, sleeping
most of the time, getting up only
TO have his bed made, and gener-
ally taking his meals from stand
at his bedside. At the expiration
Of seven years he arose and en-
gagged in hard work about the
farm for three years. Then he
again took to his bed, and remain
ed their until he died, few days
ago. at the age of 81 years.
DIR tanner in his lecture explains
that after his long fast he drank
unfermented wine to bridge him
self over, on account of the ma
laria. and because he wished to
save his physicians. who were Ii
able, under the law, in case of his
death. He says that he did not
use the wine as beverage or AS q
medicine.
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