davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
@iqfio'r.
Meets A COquette.
Where 1t was, How 1t happened
Who witnessed IL and
the Sequel.

Of W, some years ago, was pos
ses'ed of--of--
OF immense knowledgsr
No such thing. my friend
'Learning-lore-old as mustry?'
Nothing Of the kind, I do assure
you
Acquaintance, thorough, vast. va
ried with men and things?'
Far from it. If anything. rather
the reverse Of all this.
Shades Of the Campus You but
joke, my dear fellow. Possessed
and Of what rray?'
or demon.
My friend interested me; the story
WAS making me curious; but l exhib
tied a calm exterior, and unprrturbf d
counteasnce. He was dealing in
enigmas; | would show him tie vir
tue Of laconics. ] simply said
Yes, said he, I was possessed Of
it continually. 1t haunted me al
the night and all the day. I strose
With it. but pulssant effort and super
human exertion were alike puerile
and insufficient
lsmiled n little, partly TO sncour
age my friend and partly to cover the
growing interest | felt in this story,
II consider that no person ought ever
to get excited)
Proceed, said I.
The demon. said was a desire
That desire. to encountera coquette;
to hum Bile her naughty spirit, and sub
due her obdurate heart
| nodded three times. Each nod
was given with deliberation. eyed
him attentively as he continued.
Look at that person not tall to be
sure, but we'll knit, full Of grace and
Adonlslike.
As be said this. he rose from bis
char and drawing bis coat tight about
him, stood erect and turned quite
around.
And those eyes-note them-large
dark, luminous. Just imagine how
they shone and sparkled Oh that night
ON the occasion.
imagined.
Twas the heir OF my rich bachelor
uncle; and scarcely had | entered
upon the possession OF the wealth bis
demise had left for my sole enjoyment
and had time to arrange some little
business matters in the village which
was honored by his name, before the
intelligence was conveyed to me that
one OF the most beautiful girls, yet
one Of the most arrant and tickle OF
coouettes was resident Of the white
house just across the way.
4 cant begin to tell you how this
news delighted me. 1was superla
lively ela,ed-edihed.
She appeared to be the theme OF
every tongue. No one spoke Of the
society oftbs town without giving her
name the preference Of first mention
Her beauty, her voice, her education
and accomplishments, her standing
and above all, her desperate hirta'
tons, her audscious conquests, her
cruelty, her
Stop moment-take breath.
said l, interrupting what was like to
be an endless chain of substantives.
According TO rumor, said my
fiend, no snch tyrant was ever be-
fore seen. No man ever approached
hs~ As,t he ousnt with lea4lv A..
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
CHANCE oF TIME,
WESTERN MARYLAND R. ROAD.


l,r r. - - (I ~ 1siStS1ssY
- IN and after Thursday Dec. /, 1881, Pas
CJsengcr Trains will run rs follows:
LEAVE MECHANlCsT0WN
for Baltimore and Westminster at
AID 0 1Oa. M, and 8 sop m. For Hagcrs
town and Nilliamsp0rt al 10 20 a. m. and
eEa7 y. N. For Blue Ridge Oh Saturday
~
ARRIVE MEcHANICSToWN
Prom Baltimore and Westminster at 10 20
4 a.. and g 81 and From Will
lish,spor. and Hagerstown at 0 10 a. m.,
and q 50 p. nj. From Blue Ridge Oh Non
day ~ ....,.... =..
EMMlTTsBURG ROAD.
Trains south will leave Emmttsburg at
$50, q. m. and 8 80 p. No., striving at Rocky
Ridge nt . 30 a. M, and 4 90 p. m. Trains
,dr.h will leave Rocky Ridge at 10 03 q. m.
sinnd u B m, STRIVING At Emn,i,ssburg At
10 10 .. N. and 8 80 pm.
TRAINS FOR FREDERICK
rrsins for Frederick leave Junction vt
SIS and 8 SIS n IN, and 28, 3 33 and Is
nj. Trims for Taneytown. Littlestown
and y ork leaYe Junction at 8 II M, and
%ao pm.
H. 4 T.. ". R. R.
Trains east leave Shippensburg, Pa, at
Gao a. m aud 90 and 3 so p. m.
Arrive at Edgemcnt at 732 a. m. and II 10
snd q J5 p. M. ;,
Arrive at 6hippensburg at 0 20 a. m. and
- 80 |ani. 'Ap. m.
J. NJ. HOOD
Gen Manager.
BIN. GRSwC' j
Gpr Heke. Agent
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1882-04-20
Selected Noehy.
The Bllle-bird.

A dreamy haze Of sunlight floats,
Across the shining fields OF snow,
And, ripping throuhh the glory, flow
A tew delicious, liquid notes.
It's the first warm day Of spring,
When tender breezes wander by;
And blucr tllnn the soft blue sky,
I see the Blue birds radiant wing.
Thy messsgs, gentle bird, I know;
Immortal hope thou brinsrst me
Of love and beauty yet to be,
OF summers sure beyond the snow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
THE KING AND THE Wasp.

From q" Tie Funerm Tent Of ~ Egyptiqt Qtcc,L"
l. Was desirable the interests OF scleDce To
ascertain whether the MUMMY bearing the mOD"-
gram OF lhothmos H. was really the remains Of that
moaarch. 1t was therefore. uurOiied. The IN
scruiiuns on the bandages established beyond all
doubt the fact that it indeed that most dis
tnguishod of kings of the brilliant eighteenth
nasty, and once more, after an interval OF thirty
six centuries, human eyes galcd on the features of
the man who had CONQUERED Syria and Cyprus and
Ethiopia. and had raised Egypt 10 the HIGHEST pm
nace of her power, 80 that it was said that in his
,eigu she placed her frontiers where she pleased.
The spectacle was OF bret duration: the remains
proved 10 he in 30 fragile state that there was
only time to take hasty photograph. and then
the features crumhlcd TO pieces and vanished like
an apparltlun, aud so passed. away from human
view forever. The director told me that he felt
sIch remOrso at the result that he refused % allow
the uuIolng OF Rlmcses the Grea: for fear oil
similar catastrophe. IhOthmcs Ill. was the man
who Oyerran Palestine With his Armies 200 years
before the birth OF Noses and has lett us diary OF
his adv entures. for, like Caesar, lie was author rs
well AZ soldier. 10 seems strange that though the
body mOuldercd TO dust the flowers with which 1t
had been wteathed were 50 wonderfully preserved
that even their color could be distinguished, and
they looked il only recently dried yet flower is
the very type of ephemeral beauty that passeth
away, and Is gone almost rs soon as bern. A wasp,
which had been attracted 10y the loral treasures,
and had entered the coffin at the moment of closing
found dr.ed mp but still perfect, having lasted
better than the king, whose emblem OF sovereignty
il had OnCo been; now 10 was there To mock the
cmbalmers skill, and to add point 10 the sermon Oh
the vanity of human pride and power preached to
10y the contents of that coffin MEMORABLE Is the
decree " Unto dust shalt thou return kunning in
the line oil meditation il Is diticut to avoid
thought OF the utility of human devices to cheye
immortality. those Egyptian mOnarchs, the
veliest typos Of earthly grandeur and pride whose
rule was almost liutless, whose magnificent tomb,
seem built to Outast the hills, could find no better
method OF insurlng that iheir should be held
In remembrance than the embalmment of their frail
bodies These remain. but In what IL condition,
and bow degraded In the uses to which they are
put! The spoil OF an ignorant and thlevng popu-
laton, the pct curiosity of some, wealthy Yankee.
who buys royal mummy he would buy the
Sphinx II 1t were remoyablei " to what base uses
ART thou come" oh body 80 tenderly nurtured. No
carefully preserved How far better 70 have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24

lifted up The same motion was madc WIN
the hand in washing the face, ending Win
curious prayer, /" Duw yn fy nghylch luou cHooii-
pass mol. - o;.,.,
When speakinr of the dead 1t is common eJacn-
lation Az nv God rest his soul poor dear man :
while the Welsh say on similar 0ccaslUnS mas o
q ar Y pwir n nj ar tir" The is on the tIutn huu
we on the land Of the lvinPl. A common EXPIRES
sion of parent wshiul 10 forewarn the chiid ron
going into bad WAYS is, "Nmgroesa fy mhlentyh
lcross llysoif my child, hoping by llterai OF
uratiye fulflment of the parental injunction 10
ward of all evil. The great Importance attncheu
10 the sign OF the cross Is evidenced IN the cu1ul
VIZ have of crossing the dOOr-pOst when anything
strange and unexpected takes place or wheu per-
son not accustomed to do great deeds has accom-
piished n great feat Then the cry Is RAISED " Iut
cross on the door pnt cross on tho door 80 YIN -;
imagination drawn on the dOOr-post. w hci ueVt
is paid the book must be crossed, anu d9nplo
entry Notwithstanding. some OLD people ask, INV INV
Won crossed the book y and they WusI see u iarRc
cross drawn with pen and ink over tie Whole page
of the ledger from corner to corner ere they arc
satisfied The we-knOwn sign of the cross ~ au
llliterute person is allowed by him to be as binns
and as complete rs If the party had written MS OF
her name in ful ! am tod that many persons
fairly educated prefer making cross rather Iildh
signing their name in full to their marriage register
Several spells - charms SAID 10 proven
various bodily ailments are In vogue me to9tnaV .
as being the most common ana PAINFUL tahes iho
largest share I'm these charming Applications
These spells are chiefly addressed to ~: feter'
Wart charms are to he secretly lett on Spot NHIc
two roads interScct taking the form OF the cross 40
that any person passing snq9ia pich ,mo Of thc
afflicted one. Another important cross o'sGI Nahco
is the Hot Cross buns peculiar TO H0od fruaI;
The Observance Of High Gavs ana lIoiy daVs u wei
known espccially 50 Lady Day, Good / rlCaN, ~
Michaels Mass, st. Swithins, Christmas a"d 81;
Stephens. The lifting on Laster Monday ana
Tuesday IN no very remote times rs also tne caIo
ing of Easter and Christmas may be ehnnerated
among the remains. AmSglying was at one time
strictly confined to Fridays by some families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
FIELD-PdTHS.
Paths of the fields,

Paths of the fields.
o pleasant pa'hs that stray,
Through the deep wind-trod pas ures OF the SPRING
Through all the glory and the blOssOming
That summer Yields,
Companio-, ed of the golden buttercuD.
Tn heavens far cloud teckrd SGpphlr" gaZng-up'
Piercing to heights that see the sky lark sing,
From the worlds wearlneSs. from hopes decay
Lead me- o lead me, pleasant paths, away
Paths of the fields!
Who knows not hours
Hourswhen life longs TO cease
It's endless questioning of The mystery
OF sorrow when the eternal ~ We sec
All hope OcrpOwerSf
O in Such hour- of darkness and of fear,
In 10Y and Guirtudc alike. be near;
Near IN deep tranquilness and glIdnesS be,
Through natures placid calm. through sweet release
From doubt, from tears, lead ne, paths OF peace
Paths of the fields.
WILLIAM c. BENNETT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
BEN.iSSITS JOKE.

from The LOAdOa Globe
There is a tradition in the world OF letters ancnt
y nractical Joke played on POnsOn du Terrail, the
nnthor of KocambOlc" by one If his friends.
Rrnassit The latter had been invited to drive
with Ponson du Terral in the Bots do Bonogne.
and was expected 10 admire tho skill oil his host,
o,ho cor sldered himself the best whip in France
ana Navarro and who bad recently been ealetted
Chevalcr OF the Legion OF Honor As they were
drivin., ND the Champs Elysoes at the fashionable
Lour Pouson du Icrrail met BaTlcre. and invited
him TO ion the party Knowing that Barrere liked
70 plaN second fiddle to no one he asked bcDasslt
TO do him the favor of giving ny ms seat in the
rhaeton and taking place behind. with thc foot
nan or groom The artist consented, and Barrleic,
nuttup himself by the side OF the driver the party
nroceedel toward the Bots lie BOuiOgnc. POnson
was deli hted TO find that he Was the observed OF
ali observers He observed everybody looking ut
INN. He bowed gratefully to the people IN rccog-
ui,ion of their unleigneu curiosity, winch he TOOK
for admiration and rs mark OF popularity, lot MS
name had recently appeared i'll the columns OF the
Jonrpai O1iccl among the recent appointments IN
the Legion of Honor.
suddenly. as he VAS nearing the gates OF tho
Bos he had certain misgiylnIs rs TO the Oyations
Owen him He fancicd he saw smile on the lace
az some of the persons VINO were looking at him.
lie tu1nel round and perceived Benassit, sitting
With his legs dangling over the back of the phae-
ton lestIculating to the people and throwing 10
fine crowd some OF the new cards ngraYcd with
fine words Ponson du Terrail, Cheyaiicr dc Ia
Iarion dlIonneur" which the authors groom had
taken with him TO leave at the houses his master
intended to visit. violent alteration took place,
and il is said that POnSOn never spoke TO Denasst
afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
THE SUMMER HIND.

Softly tic summer wind woos the rose.
Like icAlc lover,
He kisses her petals; tHcn OF he goes
lhc fair fields over.
Yet, since he bath kissed her, ios ever the ros,
Her heart uno loses;
And he breaihoS thereafter, wherever ne goes
Tue perfume of roses. y. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24

mingled with friendly mother earth, and SERVED
the nober purpose OF enrichng other lives 10
natures wondrOus trunsmutations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-24
oDD SUpERSTITI0NS ~ Wales.
rroA. TIE Os.resfrn tdrcri,sel

tFO.u re DSWfsUy .iNfffffSf
Wher any one in the family is al.ing no nea-
cine &c SAID 20 be equal 30 tie sdcramcntal wine.
The effort made By persons in fair circumstances TO
obtain the wine many Oi our clergy can well tcs-
tfv ~ greater faith IS placed IN this wine Shan in
any other, though IL be OF superior vintage. Occa
siDnally the dairymad finds difficulty in the
butter-making, when an ciectual remedy is found
by placing cross wise underneath the chuIL two
rods OF the mountain ash or roam tree:
The SPELLS vain. the hag rcturnN
10 the Queen IN sOrrOwiul mood.
Crying, TINT witches have power
Where There il KOwn-trec wood.
Therefore a small band of the twigs Of this sacred
tree ~ "a safeguard from all evils spiritual as well
as temporal The great virtue of the tree lies IN
the fact that u IS beloved 10 be the same tree on
which our Saviour was cTucited.
II the housewife would obtain good bread and
prevent the effects of witchcrait on her kDeadiug
trough, she should trace the form OF the cross on
the flour while the recess OF bread making Is gong
on This is now generally practsed. wise and
careful dairymaid viii always make with the
mundle Ia small stick used in the dairy for mixing
up the cream the form OF the cross III the cream
steam - every time she euter, the mlk-h0use, as
failing this the cream will not churn and there
Will be no luck IN the dairy.
a curious habit within my memory observed
by old women while drinking their tea. After
pouring the tea from the cup into the saucer and
by raising the TO the lips various motions
were made with tue filed saucer ending by MAX ing
the form Of the cross, after which they pattoOk OF
the tea This was done every time tho saucer was
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
eAcETA De HOY.

Ha sido uombrado slcalde de Baya.
mon D. Manuel Garcia Maitin, ex.
Diputado a Cortes.
I'll Patron de Ia secci6n del Res.
guardo de esta ciudad Nicolas Angel
Diaz, y en- reemplazo de 6sts jose Or
tnno.
-Sa rematar& ell 4 del corriente p1.
blica subasta Ia conducci6n diaria de Ia
correspondents Official y p1blica entire
esta Capital = Arecibo y vice-versa.
-Progrsmas para los examenes ie
maestros elementsles y supariores.
-Por Ia Alcsldia de esta Capital se
avisa los duenos de ganados residen
tes en- este t6rmino municipal que est&n
en- ell deber de matricularlos en- el ter
mino de Is dias, contar desde 81 30 dc
Eoero pl6ximo pasado, asf como de
csnjssr las matriculas del que estuviese
empsdronado por otras nuevss que se
expedir&n en- la refsrida Alcaidia.
Los que no 10 efactden en- 81 plaso
fiado incusririn en- Ia multa de s pesos,
siendo de 50 cuenta 10 gastos que
originen las investigaCionss para Ia
formsci6n del padr6n y expedition de
matricnias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
NOvenas.

En- Ia imprenta del BoLETM 90 halla.
ran las siguientes
Novsna de la Purisims Conception.
Id. de las Benditas Animas del Pur.
gatorio.
Ii. del G'orioso San jose.
Ia. Nuestrs Sonora >.sl Carmen.
Id. de San Ramon Nonato.
Id. de Nuestra Sonora de los Dolores.
Id. del Ooraz6n de Jesus.
Id. de SAnto Domingo de GuzmSn.
I'd. de Nuestra Sonora del Pillar.
El mes de Diciembre consaerado al
nino Jesus 8 noveEa del nacimiento del
nino Dios.
Novena del Ssgrado Ooraz6n de Je-
eug.
Septenario Doloroso 4 Ia Ssntfsima
Virgen Maria, asoCiaei6n de Las hiiaa
de Ia Purisima Ooncepci6n.
Semana devota 4 la 6antisima Virgeu
del Carmen.
Novena de Nuestra sehora de 10 So
ledad.
Ia. de Nuestrs sehora del Rosari ia
I'd. del Cora16n de Maria.
Id. de 6ar Juan Bautista.
I'd. de Nuestra Sehora de la Nonse.
rrste.
I'd. de Santa Rosa do Lms.
I'd. do 10 aiempre venerable Santisims
OfuR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
GACNTlLLAS.

RIO -P1EDRAs -L1cido y briIlante hs
uuedado ell concierto-baile dado por Ia
sociadad de Amigos del vecino pueblo
de Rio -piedras en la noche del 20.
Tomaron parte en- la velada una
seiiorita que demostr6 grandes DISPOSE
clones para Ia m1sics y canto hacienda
se aplaudir repetidas veces, PARTICULAR
mente al ejecutar un aria de La Afri-
cana" los aventajados profesores Du-
bernet, Toledo y Andino.
Terminals la parte lfrica, di6 princi.
pio elbaile, retirsndose q las doce la
inmepsa concurrencia altamente agra.
decida & la sociedad de Amigos por los
ratios de sola2 y recreo que proporcio.
ma al culto veciadario ae aqnel pueblo,
y q los que de esta Capital Concurren
6vidos de gratss diversioues.
Dicese que el 18 del actual SO darA
otro bale.
MAaN1r1co.- EN- el almac6u de quin.
Gala del Excmo. Sr. Don Pablo Ubsrri
hay de manifesto un fusil como muestra
de los que sc proponen introducir en- es.
ia isla, procedentes de la afamada casa
norte-americana Remington, los 6res.
cspltanes de Artilleria Don Luis AlS
varado = Don Enrique Losaia.
Els IN arms soberbia que llama la
atenci6n por 10 bien acabada y por los
excelentes materiales con que esta
construida.
VELADA.-En la nochs del 27 tiltimo
tuvo lugar en- casa de Don Julian Pa
gani una amena velads lfrica de que
disfrutaron much 4s y muy distinguidss
personas de esta Capital, arranCando
nutridos aplausos de los concarrentes
las hiias del galante dueno de la ca.
So, sonora dona Pascasia de Dueno,
aventaiada profesora de piano, y Ia
senorita Tsodora Pagsni, notable por
el gusto con que cant6 dificiles inspi-
raciones vocales.
Tambi@n las tiernas ninas Europa
Dneno y Teresita Oalder6D contribuye-
RON & aumeutar el solaz de la reunion,
cantando ambas trozos de E1 Bdr6eri
llo de Lavopies en- los respectivos pape.
les de Paloma y Lamparill'. Eiecutarcr
bonitos coros las senoritas Gonzalez
Abarca y Wade. -
En- sums, Sc pas6 una agrada
bilislma velada, = los concurrentes que
dsron una ve2 mas sumsmente compla
cidos de la cordial cortesia del se1ol
Pagani y su apreciable familia.
II ouk?-El Agcnts ha publicsdo s,''
hi e. orb que ls Rsdacci6n del BoGiR
TIN no tovo & bien asistir & la deman
ds de que fue objeto por parts de aqus
lperi6dico.
lQa6 quiere el colega2 On capri
Ieho como otro cuaiqalera que hal
IQu6 fespetar.
Adema,, nueatro dinero nos cnesta
yen 8, no msIda 81 projimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03

los proyectos durante la discussion hau
sido POGO numerosas, pero revslan al
detenido estudio que de elias ha heeho
Ia comisi6n general de presupuestos.
Lfs que modifcaron el proyeeto de
conversion en- 10 concerniente al per-
sonal y ciertas acciones de carreteras
y obras p1blicas, con va conocidas de
nuestros lectores. De las demAs citare.
mos las que mas afecten 4 los contri-
buventes.
Las mandas testamentarias favor
del alma pagaran IL pa de derechos.
en- vez dc 10 que fijabs el proyecto,
En Ouanto 4 consumes, se ha estable-
cido que el tipo meiio sc considere re-
baiado en- un 25 p.% para las provin.
cias de Ia Ooruns. P 'ntevsdra, Orense
y Oviedo, y en- 40 p.% para las de Lu-
60 = OAnarias.
Sc ha rebajado q 1.8O p.96 el recargo
de 2,40, en- sustituci6n del i'm mouesto 60
bre la sal, favor de los pueblos que
hayan presentsdo las c6dulas declara-
torias de la rique2a.
Sc ha elevsdo & $4,000 pesstas Ia
cuantis de 10000 que Ajaba 81 proyec.
to sobre el tlmOre para llmite de los
casos en- que debe usarse el papel de
100 ,esetas.
So ha excsptusdo d las escrituras de
sociedades del pago de una peseta por
cada 1000 que excedau de Ia cuantia
de $4,000.
So ha reducido q 10 c6ntimos ell tim.
bre de cinco pesetas que 80 exigfa por
los resguardos de dep6sito sin intsr6s.
Ss ha modi6cado la obligation de que
todos los comerciantss comenzasen ell
emo de 1882 provey6ndose de nuevos
libros, exigiendo solo este deber d los
que no los llevasen en- debida forms.
So ha hscho extensive q los empla-
dos proviuciales y municipales la reba-
ia del descuento.
Otras modi6cacionss ha habido de
menos importancia, y alguna variaci6n
de estilo On algunos srtfculos, sin alte.
rar So fondo. Seria demasiado prolTo
detenernos en- todo.
En cuanto 4 los presupuestos, he
aqui las clfras en- globo
Segassdo semestre de 1882. Gas
tos, 396.288, ,076'50 pesetas ingresos,
391 497, ,6l2.
Aal ecoa6mico de 1881-82 Gsstos,
789.326, ,O9O ptas inglesos, 789, 995. .285.
De aqu1 resulta un deficit de- 4.79l 1854
pesetas para e| 90 semestre tle 1881 90
y otro de 5 38O, ,805 para 1882-83.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Els un hechO hiSt6ricO

dadero que los Estados Unidos, con su inmen-
sa exportaci6n de carnes ma teca deben 4
los Espsfioles, = muchisimo por la Introduction
de lechones que, en- ese pals hicieron estos.
DE Soto fu6 ell primero que los llev6 Florida
en- 1886. Y en- la actualidad los desendien.
tes de esos mismos lechones son quizas los que
proporciona Ia sustancia la "Manteca Agui-
la' lQui6n sabe?
Sea de clio 10 que fuere, Ia "Manteca Agui-
Ia" es dura al mismo tempo que saludable
Ia mas barata mirandolo bien. A probarlay
70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Arecibo, enero 1882.
Noticias de la Madre Patris

No creemos carezcan de inter6s
para nuestros lectores las siguien-
tes noticias que tomamos de Ia colec.
ci6n de ES lnsparcad
Pare cuando las Cortes resnuden sus
tareas se presentara por un diputadc de
Ia mayoria un proyecto de ley para que
el cuerpo de Oorreos quede como hoy
esta ell de Telegrafos, y no tsnga para
NADIA intervention en- 81 Ia politica, CO.
mo sucede en- la actualidad.
La comisi6n de O6digos de Ultra.
mar ha examinado va el expediente re-
lativo al abuse que de las bebidas al
coh6licas 90 hace en- Ia isls de Ouba, y
las disposiciones de carScter gubernati.
vo que la autoridad superior proponfa
para corregir aquel NAL.
La coulision formula 50 dictamen
propcniendo las medi1as de car6cter
legal que deben adoptarse, sujetsndose
4 los buenos principles de derecho
que rigen en- los puebios cultos.
Seg1n ell turno que sc sigue en- Ia
Gaia general de Ultrsmar, corresponds
csbrar sus alcances & los herederos dc
los soldados falleOidcs en- Ultramar, Gu
yos expedientea tengan n1mero de or.
den menor one 81 6,851. El llamamien.
to de licsnciados alcanza al ndmere
1880. La Ga eta publica las felacio
mes nomlnales.
L IN
En- L. de ehero public6 el peri6dict
Official los presnpuestos y todas las se
yes de HsCienda hasta ahora senciona
dac T,ac olkLra 0ionos Auo han aufrid(
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-03
Linea de vap res atlas.

El famoso vapor ing'es ATHOS de 1000 TO-
neladas con CO 6n~das espacicsas camaras
para sesenta pasajeros, tocara en- este puerto
procedente de Nueva- York Y Jamaica, y en-
su ruta Fajardo, Hunaeao, Arroyo, Ponce,
Msysgusz, Aguadilla y Arecibo; el dia ~ de
febrero pr6ximo.
De retorno en- viaje directo Nueva- York,
saldra de San Juan el 4 de mario; y 10 Que
tenemo4 el gusto de anunclar 4 los senores
carg4dores y al pdolico en- general.
Para lEf0rmes sObr0 pasaies hetes, dlrtjiT-
se los Agentes. --SOBR1Nos DE EzQUrAGA.
b. 4, MARIO.