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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
Pa. Na
s $50 ).
suma anterior.

Don Augusta de Oottes $1OO, senores
Daub6n y .Pianas rs, don jose j. Acos-
ia rs, don Francisco de P. Acuiia II,
don Juan Morers Martinez IL, don De.
metric Gim6nez 6, don Victoriauo Gu.
tierrez4 4, don Gsnaro Alanzamendi
don Francisco Asenio l, don jose Agu-
ll6 y Prats !, don Ricardo Rsy ], don
Santos Aguilera 8, don Ricardo Bella
val g.. Pbro. don Pablo Claudio q,
don Eduardo Andino so centayos, do.
iia Mercedes Dsvila peso. don Juan
e. Soler 4, don Pedro Castanera 8, don
Angel Navsjas 8, don Jorge Goico z,
don Juan Elzaburu 2, don Juan Fort /,
don Luis de Oarvsjsless 2, don Rafael
Romeu 8, do1s Genars Aguilar so cen.
tavos, doiia Mercedes Ruiz de Vazquez
2 pesos, don Arturo de Ia Cruz 2, don
Ricardo Beyley l. don 1gnacio Garcia
Quiara !, don Manuel Martinez Apart.
clio l, don G airico Masjuan /, don Ge.
rardo Mellado 8, don julian BaIdorio-
ty 4, don Ls6n de Aouna 5, don Eduar.
do Acuiis Aybar 5, don Manuel Garcia
Salgado 10, don Manuel Bsrasoain l,
don Enrique Domfnguez /, seiores To.
mas Hermanos 8, don Jose Mendin so
centavos, don Jose Sicard6 Q pesos, don
jose Dasi 2, dom Leandro DeIgado l,
don Juan i. N1nez /, don Miguel Mar.
torel q, don Pablo I. Lopez so centa.
vos, don Isidro Padial 2 pesos, don Rs.
mon Ramirez Arellano 4, Marques de
CASA OaraCena 10, don Miguel Garcia
Quiara 8, don Francisco de Armas 5,
don Jose Oaturla l, don Marcos O'FA.
rrill l, I'm amigo l, don Miguel Ssnges
!, don Isaias Castro 2, don Manuel 6sr.
gio Cuevas 2, don Antonio Asensio 2,
don Heraclio Oordero a. l, don Fran.
cisco 6omalo ], dciis Josefa sGim6nez
Sicsrdo l, don Simpiicio Augulo l, don
jose Delgado 2. don Rafael de Zarate
q, don Jose de LaEaro 2, don Fernando
de Lara q, senorltas Trinidad 2, don
Federico Oafo 6ydon EssFisto VeIez &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
DES v A r I A.

Dice 81 Asimilista que nuestrc
Partido "es una cougregsci6 de
hombres libres en- polftica, dueno
cada uno de pensar 10 que guste ; y
en- ella caben desde el cantonalista
al absolutista."
Hubiera EI AsimilistG estado mas
en- 10 cierto 81 nos hubiese de6nido
con arreglo q la siguiente enmienda:
"E! Partido de los espanoles sin
condolences es una communion de
honbres qua abdioan en- America
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

de todas sus diferencias de escuela
que les separan 8 distinguen en- ia
polftica peninsular, para confundirse
en- dos grandes principles fundamen-
tales: la Integridad de la Patria y
ell mayor bien de esta hermosa por.
ci61 de su territorio. En- ella caben
todos los espa1oles de buera volun-
tad, desde el mas retr6grado al mas
aVanzado, que sepan sacri6car sus
ideales en- polftica ante tan sagradas
aspiraciones."
Esta enterado ell colega?
Pues ya 10 sabe, para que otra vez
liable con mas propiedad y conoci-
miento.
"Con estas condolences { las que
q su gusto nos achaca E AsimilistG }
! como ha de poder formar un credo
politico una communion polftica ;"
Prescindiendo de que no nos he
mos organizado d piGcere del colega,
que nos aco'sdiciona como mejor lie
parece, ha de permitirnos le digamos
que ese estribillo de preocuparse tan
to como Sc preocupa E7 Asimilssta
por nuestro credo ha llegado "a
rayar en- la mas soberana estolidez.
81 tan ignorante es de la polftica
de este pals, callese en- buen hora y
no desbarre mas, y dedique sus ocios
q estudiarla, que buena fate le hace.
Pero 81, procediendo de mala fe, sc
ha propuesto fAstidiarnos, tenga en-.
tendido que q la postre el 1uico
fastiado ha de ser 81, por el desden
de sus propios lectores que le ver
andar a salto de mata sin dar ur
paso que no sea un tropez6n, y pol
Ia indiferencia de Ia opinion que
castiga muy severamente tamaiial
oandideces 8 ignorancias en- el cuarte
poder del Estado.
1Quiere mas credo Ey Asinsilista
! que ell compendiado en- los dos pri
mordiales dcgmas que le hemos ex
puesto
! lQuiere mas credo N Asimilistt
que ell que Sc ratified y saucion6 so
lemnemente por nuestro Partido er
agosto de 1880?
Nosotros pertenecemos, represen
tamos q un Partido grande y arrai
gado, tenemos un fin supreme qu'
cumplir, un ideal determinado qu'
defender, una doctrina fla y un ere
DO categ6rico que observar y pro
mulgar, como observaban y promul
gaban los ap6stoles cristianos a
Simbolo de la te.
Nj nuestro Partido nj su 0rgan'
en- la prensa son hijos de padres des
conocidos, nj estan sujetos una vid'
contingente y de azar como N As'
nsi6sta, que desaparecera el dia 81
que desaparezca el manubrio que Il
presta anemica y accidentada vida
Sentimos mucho tener que decfr
selo, pero es Ia verdad, verdad qu'
en- la coacie lcia ID t, ,los estl.I
Y mas amiga es nuestra Ia verdad
que E Asimilista...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
Heureaux, presidente de Sto. Domingo

N Porvenir de Puerto-P Plata, fe-
chado els, en- su Ultima bora nos da
la importante noticia que sigue.:
"Seg1n parte Official scabado de re.
cibir, 81 26 de Julio, & las 8 de Ia tsrde.
fu6 proclamado por el Oongreso ell &C.
neral Uiises Hsureaux Presidente de
la Rsp1bIica, CON una msyoria de
rs 682 votos, y el general Oasimiro N.
do Moys Vice-presidente, CON una ma.
yorfa de az, ,275, cuyo aCto fu6 celebra
do con Ia mayor soIemnidad y entusiss-
mo p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

SUBSCRIPTION a favor de la Sra. Viu-
da 6 hJos de don Alexandra Ta-
pia y Rivera, alberta por Ia Junta
Directive nombrada en- lareunion
que tuvo efsctosen los salones del
Ateneo de esta Capital Ia noche
del 25 de Julio 1.timo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
INDIRECTAS.

Dice Eg Asimi1isto que. el BoLETn
no hace pohtica.
En- cambio el colega suele no tener.
Ia.
Sobre todo con aquellos cuya heren-
ola crey6 E Asimilista recoger en- la
prensa.
Es axiomatics va la verdad de que
entire aIgunos de nuestros 6mulos lei.
ma mas Ia impolitica que Ia polltica.
FL mismo colega caliAca de pobres
los estudios que esta hacienda aceroa
de nuestro Partido.
Nos asombra ell epiteto.
SQu6 : Va quiere Ey Asim7ista pc.
dir a.go9
Temprsno aspira 4 que empiece
dar frutos an poiitica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
4 Ouidado no est6n aun verdes, como
diio Ia zorra las uvas.

4 Ouidado no est6n aun verdes, como
.diio Ia zorra las uvas.
Ell trasnochado colega en- question
refiri6ndose & nosotros, dice que mo
|puede tener principles peculiares IN
partido cuyos individuos profssan de
hecho y de derecho todos los principles,
diversos y contradictorios, que Sc GO.
nOcen.
Ya hemos dicho al colega que to-
dos los principles del Partido nuestro
Sc subordinan a suno fundamental y en-
81 Sc resumen.
L, unidad de Ia Patria.
Ea cambio los del colega, 4 juzgar
por su politica de balancin manubrio,
son los del festin del presupuesto.
Que en- este estriba precisamente 81
asimilismo de muchos.
Y de menos no hizo Dios al colega.
Que no en- balde se titula 0siMSlSsta.
Dice ElAsi,milSsta -
Para los grandes tiempos so nece.
sitan craencias comunes, uniformes -.
/ Uhiformes !?
Y tambi6n gEandes cruces.
0 81 no, que 10 Olga el colega.
tgs TGs s9(4fs sg- JF$s 8EEg 4J
Preguuta Eg Asima;st0 quien salv6
la INDEPENDENTS de la Patria en- 1908,
Y se contesta & sl mismo: a
La unidad de Creencias.
7 preguntsmos nosotros
SOon que aspira salvarse N AsS.
nsilistG en- el berengensl en- que Sc ha
metl3o?o @go@ss sJ599.s Fats.l
Oon la unidad de apstitos.
Oaninos, por mas senas. @
.QGh180-
Dice FL Asimilist0 que los instSoodo.
res del Partido Unconditional son ami.
gos del sistema dei Terror.
Gracias por el inmereciio obsequio.
N 4sinsisStG y sus instigadores son
mas psci6cos J prudentes.
Estan por el sistsma de Poncio Piiatos
E AsinilSstd no se para On pelilIos y
nos llama revoluciona.ios.
No nos extrs1a este EN- quien an.
teriormente nos cali6c6 NADIA menos
que de nihilistas. 3a- @.s1sAaafg
TODD 10 que nos dice aE AsimiEst0
10 oimos nosotros COMO Quien oye lilo.
ver. e @@ -
Por ESQ siempre que nos habls tene.
mos en- Ia boca aquel conocido refr6n |:
A palabras necias, oidos sordos. F
| .91 d G8fL IL E--a
A vuelta de sun sinn6 nero de salidas
de Gtono que hacen cOncebiF Ia. sospe.
cha de que E5 AsimSls8ta raciocina &
veces con los pies, viene afrmar este
peri6dico que f'el partido qua be propo.
ne por 1nico fin la ntegridad del terri
torio y por 1nico medic Ia fuerza = el
terror, no es un partido de gobierno nj
puede traer 1a sociedad otra Cosa que
perturbscion y vacilaci6n constante'1
Oomentsrio t1nico que puede hacer.
90 tranquilamente 10 que precede
E AsimiSsta no sabe 10 que dice,
No en- balde echamos alguien de me.
nos el dia de San Caystano en- el Asi.
lo-ManiComios G 80 oS il ~ 83
6A &l.,4 GI- Q3E
Talidea tenemos tornado de Ey Asi-
milistd que solamente 10 lesmos por puro
pssstiempoJ y diversion.
7 es que 81 colega no sirve "a mas
quo para una cosa.gs
Para hacer reir. ID
| &l n al I'll -- 5I M Af
Ha encabezldo Ell AsimiEista sn Guar.
ia lucubraoi6n sobre el Partido incon-
dicionsl CON 81 9srubo 6u verdadero ca.
rdcter. Z" VI -
lVamos, homb1eI = 0Aa Y" :
Ago 4 10 menos nos habia de Conce.
der eI college. -
Que por cierto le faIta & 81.
Dice E7 .Asinsitista que pcnemos en-
buenos aprietos los conservadofes.
Algo peores son los apuros On que
pone 81 al sentido com1n.
Y sin embargo, sun no 10 han encerra-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Por otra parte, dice E Aqeste a
Sr. Frontera que 81 Eel colega) no afr
mo que estuviese ell alcalde de La
res procesado por detenciones ilega
les, s:no que simplemente 10 crefa
que no era su dicho una a6rmaci6n,
siao una duda.
No esta en- 10 cierto Ey Ageate.
Haga memoria, relea 10 que ell mis-
mo escribi6 y Sc convencera de lc
contrario que ahora aduce. Lo que
escrlbi6 el colega fue 20 siguiente
Tam6iSn estdn procesados D. Juau
Jose Marien, alcalde de Luquillo
por falsedades e!ectorales, D. Gul.
llermo Frontera, alcalde de Lares
creenaos que por detenciones ilegales,
etc., etc.
Resulta lie este que 10 dnico que
no afrm6 9n redondo Ey Agente fuG
ell imaginario motive 8 transgresi6n
8 delito por que suponfa el colega
encausado al Sr. FrOntera. En cuan-
to al ilusorio proceso de este, no po-
dla N Agene ser mas categ6rico y
affirmative al sentar como un hecho
consumado que el Sr. Frontera, 10
mismo que el Sr. Mari6n, Sc encontra.
ba sometido a la acci6n de los Tribu'
males.
Y para que no quede un jer6nimc
de duda respecto de 10 que llevamoG
nosotros dicho, basta volver 6 leer
el cslebre sueIto de M Agente, un
POGO mas adelante del parrafito que
hemos reproducido, y encontraremos;
"Como Sc We, todos estos seiiores,
conservadores pur sang, estan con.
denados unos, procesados otros, etc. f"
Vaya con Ia l6gica y la me moria
que gasta N Aqe'ate! jSeguira cre'
yendo el colega que aquf nos resig-
namos todos tan facilmente d CO.
mulgar con ruedas de molino 4?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
MAS TROPEZONES.

Cerca de uIa coiumna emplea El
Agente para decir en- puridsd al Sr.
Frontera que no quiere insertar gu
recti6caci6a. Lo mismo hace saber
al Sr. Gallart, juez municipal de Ia
Oidra que, en- uso de su derecho, y
amparado por Ia ley, le hs exigido
la inserci6n de un escrito desmintien.
do un suelto publicado por el colega
en- su ndmero 90. Y como al Sr.
Garcia y Slnchez, alcalde de San Sc
bastian, hale acontecido 10 propio con
81 Pueblo de Ponce, en- cuyas colum-
mas Sc le injuri6, casi podria supo-
nerse que esos peri6dicos liberales
sui generis Sc han dado la consigua
de lastimar 4 todo el que no es de
su devotion, con el detalle, por de-
mas caballeresco, de negar Ia legfti-
me defensa que, reparadora, con.
cede la ley al que Sc juzga ofendi-
do. L, man. no es nueva, pero
81 denunciadOra de Ia buena te de
esos colegas. Por fortuna, contra
estas demasfas estan los Tribunales
y a ellos acude de nuevo el Sr. From.
terra contra N Aqesste, complaciendo
los deseos dc este, como acude tam
bi6n ell Sr. Garcia contra N Pueblo
y acudird igualmente, conforme cree.
mos nosotros, el Sr. Gallart de Ia
Cidra.
Par6cenos, segdn nuestras cuen-
tas, que el ndmero de los peri6dicos
metidos en- papel sellado lleva va
trazas de ser pronto, muy pronto,
mayor que ell de las autoridades pro-
cesadas. o 81 no, ALA veredes, como
dijo Agrajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Dice E .Asinsitista que pcnemos en-
buenos aprietos & los conservadofes.
Algo peores son los apuros en- que
pone 81 al sentido com1n.
Y sin embargo, sun no 10 han encerra-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Ha encabezldo H As;miEista su Guar.
ia lucubraoi6n sobre Ell Partido inCon-
dicional con 81 95rubo 6u verdadero ca.
rdcter. r Z" a1 =
lVsmos, hombrela = va "
Ago a 10 menos nos habia de Conce.
der eI college,. =
Que por cierto le fa!ta & 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05

THE following is the opinion of the
Youngstown VindicatOr of eX-President
Tilden..
We believe that he put an end to the
ruinOus ring rule in New York; that he
reduced taxation in New York One-half,
and was one of the ablest governors the
State ever had that he was elected Presi-
dent of the United States in 1876; that
he was cheated out of it by scOundrels
since rewarded for their reasonable
work as loyal Republicans; that he
should have been inaugurated at the
point of the bayOnet; that had he been
inaugurated many men occupying high
positions in Republican ranks would
have been to-day in prison or residing
abroad: and that in a five minutes talk
he can throw out more intellectual pro-
vender, more sound political sense and
philosophy than any Republican Presi-
dent that ever lived.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05

Thousands have been ruined for life
by drinking popular nostrums, the Prin-
cipal ingredient Of which was alcohol.
Such "bilters" are deceptive i'm their
effects; they cause intOxication and tenn
porary relief, while they foster the
drunkard's appetite. Dr.. Kennedy's
"Favorite Remedy does not heat and
indame the blood; it cOOls and purifes
il. Better than this, even, it has cured
will do you good. not eyil,.aIl the days
of your life. All Druggists sell it. Dir.
David Kennedy, Proprietor, ROndout,
New York.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
An Interesting Account!
Stone i'm the Bladder Expelled by Using DR.
Kennedy's "Favorite Remedy"

Mr.. s, w. Hicks, of Pleasant Valley, Dutcheas Co.
N Y. the sun of Mr. 5 Hicks, whose name may
have appeared in this journal in connection with an
article similar to this was, like his father afflicted
with stone In the Bladder, only that his
more seriOnst than his fathers. On the appearance
OF the disease the father advised the write to
DIR David Kennedy, of ROndout, N. Y, who he said
could tell him what to do. DIR Kennedy replied,
suggesling the use of "Kenuedy's Favorite Rene
dy," which had worked successfully In the faith
er's case. Mr. Hicks, who had been assured b the
local physi ians that they could do nothing
him, tried Favorlte Remedy at venture Amer
two weeks use of Il he passed stone = of an inch
long of the thick kness of pipe stem Since then
he has had symptoms of the return of the trouble
Here is a sick man healed. What better results
could have been expected? What greater benefit
could medical science conferP The end was gained;
that Ia surely enough DIR Kennedy assures the pub
Hc by reputation which he cannot afford to forfeit
imperil. that the FavUrite Remedy does inv go
rate the blood, cures Bver, Kidney and Bladder
complaints, well all those diseases and weak
nesses peculiar to females. DE- Kepuedy's Favorlte
Remedy Tor sale by all druggists. JaDgm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially when as
sistance is rendered when one is sOrely
afflicted with disease, more particularly
those complaints and weaknesses so
common to our female population. Ev-
cry woman should know that Electric
Bitters are wOman's true friend, and
will positively restore her to health, ev-
Ell when all other remedies fail. A
single trial always proves our assertion.
They are pleasant to the taste and only
cost fifty cents bottle. Sold by P. II.
Barr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
HARPER's MAGAZINE.

Harper's Magazine for January is a
strong number, beautifully illustrated.
The leading illustrated paper treats for
the first time a characteristic Western
subject-the transportation of coal
from Pittsburgh down the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. Joseph HattOn CON
cludes his Journalistic London" with
notices of LlOyd's celebrated penny
newspaper, the London Illustrated News,
and the Graphic. Senator Edmunds
contributes timely and important pa
per, entitled Political Aspects of Nor
mOnism." The Editors Easy Clair, be-
sides it's other interesting gossip, gives
a pleasing sketch of MateTna, who is to
be a prominent attraction in the coming
Musical Festival. The other depart
ments are full of entertaining and in
structive matter.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

The Popular Science Monthly for jan
uaTy,. 1882, is unusually varied in its
contents. None of It's articles are long,
and four of them are freely illustrated,
viz: The r. Euth-WOrm and its Wonder
full Works" New Guinea and its PeO-
ple;" Volcanic Products" and "Time-
keeping in Paris" The people Of that
city have got ahead of the world in
keeping time. The clocks in private
houses are all kept running by the city
government, all are exactly accurate,
and nobody has any trouble about it,.
How all this is done Mr.. Engler's article
clearly explains. Another article that
everybody will read with interest and
profit, is Prof. PrescOtts on "The Chem
istry Of Coffee and Tea Literary NOti-
ces, Popular Miscellany, and Notes, are
all unusually full, and of more than av
erage interest. Published by d. Apple
ton q Co., New York, 80 cents a number,
IS per year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

The leading article in the North Amer
lean Review for January, contains the
judgments of five of the most distin-
guished American authorities upon THE
Moral Responsibility of the Insane."-
just at present this subject occupies a
very prominent place in the minds of
the American people; but quite apart
from its mOmentary interest, as cOnnec-
ted with the extraordinary trial now in
progress in Washington, the problem of
determining the fact of insanity, and
fixing the limits of responsibility of the
insane, is one that in itself. possesses an
irresistible attraction for every gener
GUS mind. The announcement is made
that the February number of the Re-
view, to be issued January 10Th, will
contain Part LII. of the christian Re-
ligiOn" series of articles, and that it is
to be very able defense Of the Christ
ian faith.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patients of Job would be-
come exhausted were he preacher and
endeavOring to interest his audience
while they were keeping up an inces-
SAINT coughing, making it impossible for
him to be heard. Yet, how very easy
can all this be avoided by simply using
DR.. Kings New Discovery for COnsump-
tiOn, Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles
given away at P. II. BaTr's Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05

The Countess of x was summoned
as a witness in French court. Your
age, madame?" asked the judge. MY
age?' said the Countess; well, really
have such a miserable memory" But
certainly you must know when you were
bOTn?" ''NO, indeed, Judge, on my
faith don't; l was so little at the time"
The judge did not insist any further
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05

Was there ever better example of the
witty and concise form of expression
common to the real Western American
than the answer Of the grim man of the
SieTras, who, when asked about the
character of a neighbOr, sententiOusly
replied: "Aiister, IdOn't know very much
about him, but my impression is that he
would make tirst-class stranger"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
HOW JAMES ASSERTED HIS MAN
HOOD.

''Tell Mr.. COnkling l am fifty years old
to-day is said to have been the reply
which Mr.. James made when the New
York Senator demanded that he should
quit the Cabinet after the nomination
of Robertson. This leads the Blaine
organ in New York to remark that who
ever supposed after that Mr.. Arthur
''wOuld long tolerate Mr.. James in his
Cabinet was jolly green. Il [Springfeld,
Mass, Republican,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-01-05
LITERARY REVIEW.
Comments on Late Publications and Peri
Odicals.
A NEW FALsTAFF.


"The better part of valOr is discre-
tiOn."-L Henry w., Part l, Act ., Scene t..
In this noble sentiment Col. r. q. In
geTsOll agrees with the heroic Sir John
Falstaff. Indeed the gallant Colonel is
the Falstaff of our day. That, like the
dramatic hero, Col. IngersOll is man
of yalOr-On the platfOrm-few will
doubt who have heard him, or even read
his discOuTses; that off the platform his
discretion is the better part of his valOr,
all will be constrained to acknowledge
when they know more of the man. Col.
IngersOll has lately had rather rough
handling by Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker, of
London. His much delivered lecture
"What shall do to be saved ?"-was
simply "laid OUT by the London divine.
DR.. Parker's publishers in New York, l.
X. Funk & Co., 10 and IL Dey street,
have republished for 10 cents these dis
courses at No. 81, of their standard ser
les. Thinking it would be but fair to
MIR. IngersOll to allow him to be heard,
they wrote, asking permission to pub
lish his lectures side by side with those
of DR.. Parker. 1t was supposed the
Colonel would be but too happy to avail
himself of this opportunity of being
heard; but, to their surprise, the Colo
nePs discretion proved to be the "better
part of his valoT," and he replied that
he could not think of allowing his ad-
dress to appear in the same volume with
those of DR.. Parker.-LNew York Watch
Tower,