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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
VUANDE f. Co.
81 FOR TAL EZA 81.

01 r " II L Il IL ~ Il a 81.
Giran letras sobre las siguientes plazas de la
Peninsula Islas adyacentes por todas can't
dades, cortos dias de VISTA Tambien giran
por telegrafo cualquiera suma 'sobre las mis-
mas plazas.
A Algeciras, Almerfa, Almagro, Aran
juez, Antequera, Avila, Andujar, Albacete,
Alcazar, Alicante, Almaden, Arces de Ia
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, Almendralejo
Amanda Duero.
b Barcelona, Bilbao, Badajos, Burgo
C. 0adiz, Cordoba, oorufa, oartagena,
Oastellon de la Plana, Ouenca, Oiudad Real,
Oalahorra, Oaeeres, Oalatayud, Oastropol Gar
D. Daimiel
E. El Escorial, Ecija.
F. Ferrol, Figueras de Castropo4
c. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijon
Guadalajara.
III T. Huelva, Huesca, Haro.
l. Infanses
J. Jerez de Ia Frontera, Jaen, Jatlva
L. Lerida, Leon, Logroho, Lugo, Luarca,
Linares, Lola, ,rca, La Serena
M - Madrid Malaga, Murcia, Mahon, Nc
rida, Medina del Campo.
NJ Novelda.
O. Oviedo, Orense, Orihuela.
p Pamplona, Palma, Palencia, Ponteve.
dra, Peharanda de Bracamonte, Plasencia,
Padr6n
O. Quintanar de Ia Orden.
R Reus, Rivadeo.
s. Santaoder, Sevilla, San Sebastian, So,
lamanca, Santiago, Soria, Sc govia, Sigdenza,
San Fernando, Santa Uruz de Tenerife.
t Tarragona, Terue, Trujlllo, Tafalla
Talavers de Ia Reina, Toledo, Tarani6n, Toro
Torrijos, Tudela.
Valencia, Valladolid, Vitoris, valde
pehas, Vlgo, Venar6s, Verln, Vega de Riva
deo.
z zaragoza, zamora, zafra.
Hta 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

ta Directive con los se1ores comercien.
tes 8 industriales del pueblo de Yauco,
manifestandoles no haber remitido &
todos la protesta y reglamento del Cir
culo por haberse sgotado Ia L. tirada,
10 cual sc hara en- Ia proxima semans.
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para
ofrecerles ell testimonio de la mas dis.
tinguida consideration con que SO re.
pite su elmo. y 8. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

Nota. Los preus de is garrafons son sen.
Sc I embas, alb garraf6 y tot valen IS centaus
mes.
Atenci6 !-S admetan abonats (que pG-
gnin) per quinsenas y per mesus, purtanlus
cada dia 10 vi domicili
Segons sia 10 gastu que tas6n cada mes,
los farem una rebaxa ais preus rebaixa que
sera convinguda q proporci6 del gastu.
sols agets per tona 7 isla d. + Aigua Mi.
neral Natural PurgAn de Rubinat, rscompen-
sada en- totas las exposicions que So presentat
y per 6ltm ha obtingut en- exposition d. Al
guar de Francfort Ia primera medalla d. or.
La venan los millors aputacaris de L isla.
Pape per cigarrets de Ia marca CABALLS
Pap6 de barba g 2. 3. y blanch Y
rallat preus limitats
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
BOletin MercantiI.

ESCUELA-NODELO.-E los muchoI
obietos que hemos visto destinados
la exhibition de Ponce nos haE llamadt
la atenci6n varias labores en- bordadoi
blancos y de dolores y sobre piel dc
Rnsia, que 10 mismo honran Ia es
ouela. modelo dirigida por dona Fran
cisca Gil de donde proceden, que ls
tierna nina de cuyas manos han salido
obras tan primorosas y notables.
Lo decimos hacienda estricta justicis
PENsAMIENros DE PALAoIo. -" To
davia no hs podido comprender en-
virtud de que principle moral com.
padecemos al que cae y nos burlamos
del que tropiezs.
Hay algo mas repugnante que un
hombre beo1o es una mujer col6rica.
Los que SO buxlan de los caract6res
calmosos hallar6n sin duda mas 1til la
actividad de la ardilla que lla parsimo.
MIA del buey. So -
FL principal talento de los hombres
superiores debe ser eI de haCerse per-
donar so superieridad.
Para comprender Ia poca importar.
Ola del sol, no hay mas que YER q que
hora sc aCueHtR y se levanta.
81 70 fuera gastr6Domo, no descan-
saria hasta averiguar & 10 que sabe 81
pan. demonium
Despu@s del ganso no cono9co un vo.
latil mas alboTotador que la fama.
Ell AsrE.-Un poeta madrile6o, de
buen humor, ha escrito y publicado las
siguiente estrofas
Roto y mugriento el gab6n,
seco y encorvado el talle,
tai iba aver por Ia Gale
uno qui6n llaman gal6n.
Pss6 20, bsj6 Ia vista,
y con dolorido acento
me- dio:-" Soy un artists,
proteja usted el talento.
Joven, y de aspecto franco,
he ConoCido Nm senior
que pasaba por autor. 800.
de unos billetes de banco.
PeEdile en- Madrid la pista
yen una carcel le Vi;
sus CompsnerOs ALI
le Ilamaban 81 AytistQ.
Una Carta he recibido
en- que, entire dulce y severe,
me pide un sastre dinero
porquc Ell Arte ests perdido.
7 hasta s6 de un sguador
que al pueblo volver desea
porque el arte en- que SO emplea
no le parece 81 meior.
SANroRAL - s .bado, L. de Julio.
Santos Martin y Casio, obs.
Dumingo, 2 despues de Pentescot6s.
La Visitscion de nuestra 6enora & So
prima Santa Isabel.
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Gaia de pr6stamos.

El dia 80 del corriente 80 pondran en-
p1b!ica subasta las prendss de los
talones que q continuation SO expresan,
por cuenta de quien correspondent y
orden de los Sres. Grato Tinand Y G.,
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Vap0res correOs
DEL
M RQU ES DE CA MPO

Ell VAPoR ooRREo
"RElNA MERCEDES"
Sali6 de Osdiz el "a del corriente y
Ilegar6 D. N. del 4 al 6 de Ju 10 pro
ximo.
Aamitirs carga y passje para Ia Ha-
bana, Progreso y Vsracrus.
Para informos los eonsigaatarios. =
G. Prots G O.
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De 10 toneladas para arriba segun con-
venio especial todo con so por 1J0 prima y
hete pagadero en- Liverpool.
F6sforos acidos sobre cubierta, por pa
quotes que no exceda las medidas de pies
s J en- to 10 pagodero en- Liverpool.
No SO firma1a conocimiento por menos de
81. /.
Todo embarque de arroz que exceda de
2OOO sacos n un solo conocimiento deven-
CARA ell f1ete de SOL en- vez de 35I.
Para otros pormeneres dirigfrse los &C.
flores White Forman y 90. Liverpool Sobri.
nos de Ezquiaga, San Juan Pto-Rico Krae-
mer y Go. Maysguez, 8. Mumiller, Forfar y
90. Ponce.
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Q. B. s. NJ.
Francisco BAsT5N CoRT5N

Y para So publicidad en- el BoLErfN
MERgANrIL, libro las precedentes CO.
piss visadas por Ell Excmo. Sr. Presi-
dente, de que certi6co. Puerto Rico,
JUNO 26 de 1882 Secretario, Leon
Paredes. W B.o, Francisco Bast6n
Oort6n.
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Deposih de Vilos, iS's, sc6iss, Vinsgrs
q comservas de todas classes
DALMAU Y CANTI.
42-SAN FRANCISCO. .-42,

Tiepen el gusto de avisar al p1bIicc
hsber reformado completamente el es.
tablecimiento y aumentado los artfculos
del detalle de una manera considerable,
encontrandose hoy Ia sIturs de los
principales en- su clase.
EEPECIALIDAD EN- WHO'S NACIONALES.
Estampamos precios y clases de los
vinos mas usuales, los que recomenda.
mos por ser puros y de legitima produc-
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30
MARGARY f. co.

u Han recibido barriles completes de Piedra
plastlca, que detallan muy paratos, pala
su pronta realization.
Tambie4 han leciDido un surtido compile.
to de maderas, que reaiizan precios con-
venlenLes para el comprudor.
Aimacen nc IL marina.-Puerto-R Rico.
Ii
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GAcETA De HOY !.

Sc ha concedico la permuta de sCs
respectivos destinos a los Sres. Don
Pascual Delga 10 y Don Tomas Perez
Guerra, secretarios municipales de Ve-
ga-alta y Ooro8al.
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Gran Hotel Marina.

PONCE, oAILEs MARINA II LUNA SO.
En- este acreditado Establecimiento, tinico
en- su clase en- toda la isla propiedad de
don Luis Blondet, SO han introducido con
motive de la Feria Esposici6n que ha de
celebrarse en- Ia Oiudad del Sur, meioras
tales que le colocan 8 Ia altura de los mas
tual due6o no ha reparado en- gasto alguno
para ofrecer q sus numerosos favorecedores
modidades, f1no trato y servicio esmerado.
h.-29 j.
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JOSE IGULLO Y PRATS.

Organista de esta Oatedral y professor
de piano y compoaici6n, SO ha traslada-
do 4 la Oaleta de San Juan n1mero Is.
hta. 8 jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-30

Real DeCreto nombrando Arcediano
de ests Santa Iglesis Cathedral Don
Juan Hidalgo Gim@nez, can6nigo de
gracia de Ia misma.
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SE VENDE.

Una culebra de cobre, nueva, para aIambique,
tiene siete vueltas y tres pies de iiam etro con
dcs pulgadas de cavidai 81 tubo que la com
pone, cost6 peso libra SO da Ia mitad do
su costo, 8 sea 4 50 centavos libra. Tambien
una chimfnea de hero tiene 80 pies do
largo por 20 pulga las de diametro. FL grue
80 de las planchas es de un Gu 4rtO de pul9ada
Ell que interese algunoS de estOs obietos
puede uirigirse su dueho en- FAgardo, Mi.
guel Batista
hta. 20 junic
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VendenL.

En- RiO-Piedras tres casas dos de manpos.
terra una de MADEIRA; u que las interes. dir.
1ase D. Juan Nogueras en- el mismo pueuO
8 Dofa Lucia de Nagl.bo Gu Santeree. 8--S
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CAJISTAS.

En- Ia imprenta del BOLETIN sc
dara colocacion a cajistas de particu+
lar Y periodico.
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LIN GA
DE VAPORES- CORREOS ESPANOLES
entire Liverpoolv Puerto. Rico,

Los vapores de estas lfneas. son los 81
guientes:
+" Pnerto- -Riquefio /" captain Izaguirre.
:" Borinquen captain Oirion.
"Mayagiez captain Mendezona.
Nuevo Ponce "capitan Garate.
Despachandose uno ell 28 de cada mes.
TIPos REDuC1Dos DE FLETEs.
Oerveza Y ladrillo. 3OI1 -
Loza, vidrieria, hierro, hero gal SS
vaniZado, arroZ (cimiento abo- S5
nos en- barriles). ............... 35I SSS
Provlsiones, vino, espiritus, aqua 9g.s
minerales, ferreteria, alambre, go
hoja de lata, clavos, pinturas, 8 eAY
aceite, jarcias, jabon. yelas. seSs
muebles, papel sacos vacios, IS
cuchiller1a, a,..................... 4OT 3 8
Mercancfas, perfumerfa, juguetes S5
drOgas ..................... 45I
Calderos, fogones, pailas ...... 7Oi
Con 80 por lUO primas 81 Sc paga
en- Liverpool 10 por 100 paga-
dero en- Puerto Rico. MaQui.
maria Y calderos por toneladas
de peso medida opcion del
vapor.
Plezas ne excediendo toneladas 40
Entire teneladas y6 60
ID. : i'd. yio 80
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Vap0reS-corre0S
DEL
MARQUES DE CAMPO.
E grsndioso vapor espanol
''VERACRUZO Is

SAldra de este puerto el 10 de Julio
ad dmltlendo carga y pasaJe 40 todas Ca
maras para ei puerto do Oanto1 ler,
Para mas ln1OImes los conslguatarios
Q. PRATs y o..
h.-1O
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DipOit d Vins,lisarS, oils, Vinsgrs
yscunservas de tot0s nsen0s
DALMAU Y CAN'T.
42.-sAN FRANoEsOH.-4a.

Tenen I gast a. svisa al pdblich ha-
be renovat totalment / estabIiment :
aumentat los articles del menudex de
una manera abundant, trobaDse avuy al
niveli de lis primers estsbliments de 90
c!ase. <sAs
EsPEoIALTTAT EN- WINS NAC1oNAIs. :
Pusem preus y calitats de Wins, que:
mes SO consuman y los recomanem per
que son purs y d bona part. sftsa
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P .ra Ia vacante de este ha sido nom.
brado Don Miguel Hsrrero Rubio, Rs-
cionero.
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El Excmo. Sr. G,bernador General
ha dispuesto sea reconocido como vice
consul de Espsha on Oabo-H aitiano
Don Jose Meana.
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Ouadro de distribuci6n de aguas del
rio B~cond, en- Ia Jurisdiction de Ponce.
Nombrado escribiente de la Admins
TRACTION Central con 300 pesos de sueldo
annual Don Ramon Aybar y Aparicio.
El n de julio pr6ximo sc subsstara
en- Ia Intendencia una 6nca territorial
adju iicada al Estado, y sita en- la iuris.
dicion de Loiza.
Durante el mes de MARIO tiltimo hubo
en- el Asilo de Benefcencia Manico-
mio este movimiento: Entrados 7, sail.
dos 5, muertos 6. Qaedabsn & fines de
mes 458 scogidos.
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SANToRAL. - SAbsdo, L. de julio.
Santos Martin y Casio, obs.
D1mingo, 2 despues de Pente scot6s.
La Visitacion de nuestra 6enora & so
prima Santa Isabel.
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the bnll knows his power 20 send him to
tho hamblee.-DQe0 Qinal RaRiafar

Ga
Watering Stock Daring Winter.
Il "a we'll to live some, III ahti1n IL Tho
h.;,,@ - IL. E,e.a,,I 5, M. a s...0
~. - uv ple1on' !no olu slme Piac-
uce oI D!eaklng ncae N IN the zee 70 allow
the stock to slack their thirst has siyen
away in Z great measure to more hnmane
,nathod. 9nr;no and valI -
:ss..I.cs,.. r. - =. ny VIZ :;
uoupteo'y mo Itst saoi animals . well
% man, ana where clear spring water
can be brought to the barn or yard. it
viii nav to 20 to considerabla ernanaa
20 do It. Ice cold water "a not ia hest
thing for stock. We have often s so
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-07
Beware or the Bulle.

There has been several fatal cases of
death the past season in Iowa by bulls.
The Jersey bull is probably the most
dangerous. Bullsare always treacherous
and dangerous, no matter how mild ant
tractable. So long as you can keep him
ignorant of his power, he is terribly safe.
But let him once break his rope or pull
away by force from his keeper; or if he
movements, he at once knows that he ID
master and is no longer safe on tho farm.
Usually horses drive at pleasure all Of
the cattle, including the bull. But let
him once drive q horse, then no b ,rse
ever after is safe I'M the yard with him.
If . bull once break a weak or rotten
rope, then the strongest is no longer any
obstruction to his will. tits the same
with fences. IT he can break down a
poor or weak fence, he soon learns to
disregard the strongest. It is Advisable.
therefore, 90 soon Is it i discovered that
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"A CHILD OF SEVEN.
+ = fT777 q i.2.EEf .ssNS u
BIZ A. @. gWINBURNB,

All the bells Of heaven may ring,
All the birds Of heaven may sing, q
All the winds on earth may bring /
All sweet sounds together; q
8weeter far than all things heard, e!
Hand of harper, tone of bird,
Sound of woods at shutdown stirred, +
Yelling waters winsome word, III
Wind in warzl wan weather. ri,
One thing yet there is, that none
Bearing ere its chime be done, u.
Knows not well the sweetest one. =.
Heard of man beneath the sun, 's'
Hoped in heaven hereafter; 81
Soft and strong, and loud and light,
Very round and very light, ~ -
Heard from mornings rosiest height
When the soul Of all delight IL
Fill child's clear laughter.
Golden bells of welcome rolled
Never forth such notes, nor told -
Hours SO blilhe in tones 50 bold, "~.
And the radiant mouth of gold
Hear that rings forth heaven.
1.-THE golden crested wren =.
Were nightingale-why, then,
Something seen and heard of men
Might be half as sweet as when e.
Laughs a child of seven.
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Christmas Gard Album.

TO make Christmas card album for
children, take coarse, stiff, brown hol-
Land, and cut it the size you wish for the
leaves of your book. Button-hole round
the edges with colored woods Of the
cheaper kinds, to prevent fraying. Do
not make the stitches either very close
or short. Work boldly with long, scat
tered buttonhole loops. They look best.
Make the covers of any piece of fancy
coloted material, paper or cloth,
gummed on the holland, and then but
tonhole-stitched around to match the
leaves of the book. lfyou wish q stiff
cover, use very thick brown paper for
the foundation. Fasten or bind together
by piercing holes through the backs or
covers and leaves, through which pass
a band of bright red, yellow or blue
braid, and tie in a double bow knot.
Paste one card on the outside for an
ornament, and under it illuminate in
color and gold leaf the word ALBUM"
Put in as many cards az you choose, but
be sure to leave some blank pages for
your little friends to fill f0r themselves,
as nothing makes children 80 happy as
to give them occupation.
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Cataract Of the Eve,

From Youths Companion. -. s.s.&$-..
The front portion ofthe eye filled with
transparent watery fluid called the
aqueos; the large back part of the eye
with 4 Transparent gelatinous Auld, and
is called the vitreous. Between the two
is the crystalline lens, by which mainly
the rays of light that entered the eyeare
centred upon q thin membrane, called
the retina, there forming the minute i'm.
age of everything seen. = s.. r. ?
This crystalline lens is liable to be-
come more or less cloudy, thus wholly,
or partially, preventing the passage OF
light through it. This Is cataract. -
The opacity-or inability to allow light
to pass through it-may be- in the nuc!e-
US, or central portion, or may for time
at least, be in the outer portion called
the cortex. It is sometimes caused BY
blows; sometimes by Inflammation OK.
tending to it from other parts of eye
but in most cases it is impossible to de-
tect any exciting cause. y
One form of it tends to develop main
ly somewhat late in life. The opacity may
increase very slowly, or at q rapid rate,
but still gradually; or slowly for long
time, and then with great rapidity, end-
ing within few days in total blindness.
A cataract In one eye may be expected
sooner or later to manifest itself in the
other. ~,
: Many persons allow themselves to be
blind for the rest of their lives, not
knowing that good, serviceable sight
might be theirs. By the improved
methods OF the present day the oculist
succeeds in restoring the sight in nine
cases out Of ten, the final success de-
pending on the patients general health
ness with which instructions are followed
during subsequent treatment. No
matter how old the person Is, provided
his health and his eyes in other respects
are in good condition.
It is important that the opacity be
brought to the oculist's attention early,
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FARMERS COLUMN,
Farlner,a a! =

e. 3 y
The culture Of carp is receiving moro
attention in lows than in any state in
tho Union. 5..' 'i... .5 2.
Do not attempt to farm With / r,air 81
old worn ott plugs. Farming can only
be thoroughly done with good teams.
seventy-five per cent. Of the new stu
dents admitted to the Kansas Agriculture
q College this year are sons and daueh-
ters Of farmers. -5@1 ~ q, n.
Every township in the west should
contain . nursery capable of supplying
the local demand. It can be run in con.
nection with q farm at very small expense.
Creameries are coming, and they are
coming to stay. Dairymen should in
tvsstigate them. Dairywomen should
look into this matter and endeayor to
get their husb bands to help start cream
cry. There is good butter in it, There
10 more and better butter in it. And last
but far from least, tho work il all taken
out of the farm house. 5a5i -
The demand for fresh made winter.
butter is increasing, peoples tastes are
fastidious, and we arc educated to q
higher standard; they are willing to pay
any price for choice, fresh made butter
while stresked, su,nmer-m1de butter is
a drug in the market. The old ac-
custoned practice of making summer
butter and holding for winter use should
pc one Of the things Of the past. The
datfyman must accommodate his mode
ofoperations to the Qualified tastes and
infQroQfa If tho nono,,,nor ..t.I -.
No little excitement was created among
those who exhibited cattle at the fair in
Jackson, Mich, this fall, by the mys-
ferrous and severe sickness which af.
fected q number of the cattle. Five
Ayrshires, two Holstein, and one Guern-
soy died. The sickness is now aAcribed
to the use of water taken from the river
below the point where tho sewage from
the city and the prison pour into the
stream. When the cattle were removed
the sickness disappeared from among
them.
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An Awful Resp0nsibiltty

1t Is fact as easy Of proof as that two
and two are four, that Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar, taken as remedy for
coughs, colds, difficult breathing, hoarse-
ness or any other Of the symptoms which,
as it were, pave the way for that terrible
destroyer, will effect q radical and tapfd
cure Of the ailment, aud avert all danger.
Whoever; knowing this, neglects to resort
to the true specific under such circumstances
assumes fearful responsibility. Sold by
druggists.
Plies foothache' Drops cure in one
minute.
The flesh speedily reunites when 6t5ti;:
nate sores are cleansed with Glenn's Sulphur
Soap. -. .
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SO cents.
Opinion Of DR.. VIM. H. Stokes, physician,
Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore: II have
reat pleasure in adding my testimony to
the virtues Of Colden'a Liquid Beef Tonic
as the very best preparation used for de-
p ession, weakness and indigestion, and
therefore confidently recommend it to the
medical profession" tRemember the name,
Colden's-take no other.) Of druggists gen.
erally. 49,
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How Waiting was Once Re.
gartlcd in England.

FROM The 81. James Gazette.
Since the peace of I7l5, from which
lscriod-or, indeed, from few yeas
earlier-Miss Mltfords correspondence
dates, remarkable changes have indeed
taken place in English society. One s
her intimate friends, Sir W. Elford, had
undertaken a crusade against waltzing,
which he was sure "would never lie
tolerated in this country unless the
moral feeling oft country had under
gone change" ar ....
While Byron attacked it in a famous
,'ocm, Sir W. Elford wrote in prose a
satirical history of its origin. Every
body condemned it, and Miss Milford,
of course among the rest. 1t danced it.
self into fashion all the same, and that
very rapidly. 1t was the first innovation
introduced into Enslan from the Con-
tinent after the great peace, and there
was significance, no doubt in the well
acceptance Of others from the same
quarter:
One of the best ofthe poetical diatribes
directed against the waltz was from the
pen Of Sir w. Chords friend, Sir H.
1I1eICuCIN. ~ 10 oupPOSOO ~ Oc du~
dressed to man who has been surprised
Waiting with the hosts mistress-to
the man., that il to say, and his guilty
partner conjointly; and it concludes as
follows.
"What! the girl adore by another em.
braced?
What! the balm Of her breath shall anothe,
man taste?
What pressed in the dance by another
mans knee?
What! painting recl;ne on another than me?
Sir, she's yours! you have pressed from the
. grape its fine blue; 49,.
From the rosebud you've shaken the trem.
ulous dew; =. -.
What you've touched ysu may take: Pretty
waitzer-adieu
It seemed IS improbable in those days
that the waltz would ever become fav-
orite, and even a popular dance in Eng
land, as that the system of franking let
tiers would 20 out, or that America
would come to be locked upon asa coun.
try which well-bred English people could
visit without fear of being shocked.