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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
GACETA DEL is.

Telegrama del Ministro INFERNO de
Ultramar anunciando que Sc ha vuelto a
encargar de aquel centro ell Sr. Leon y
Castillo, dando expresivas gracias al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General de esta
isla por la valiosa cooperation que ha
prestado en- la gesti6n de aquel durante
su interinidad, y hacienda constar ademas
10 satisfecho que ha quedado del compor-
tamiento de todas las classes y corporacio-
mes que aquf dependen de la superior
autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
APROBADOS.

En- los ejercicios recientemente
verifcados para proveer por oposi-
ci6n ell Registro de la Propiedad de
Aguadilla han sido aprobados los
senores abogados D. Jose Marcial
Lopez y d. Jose Sastrano Belaval.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

III q Houo uc VcI uel COleSd, HOS ldl-
tan, en- eambio a el le sobran.
Las impoliticas, por supnesto.
I'll que no 10 crea no tiene mas que pa
sar los ojos por El Asimilista del jue-
yes.
Rep6rtese Ell Asimiksta, porque Ell
NAL genio y la valentia no Sc prueban con
huecas Y altisonantes salidas de tono.
Haga 10 que crea mas conveniente, pc
ro, por Dios, no nos pretenda confundir
con bravatas.
La caballeria andente Y los endereza-
dores Gle entuertos pasaron va.
con Ell Quliote en- la mano, nosotros,
mas practicos y realistas que aquellos
bienaventurados varones, nos reimos hoy
de ellos casi d mandibula batiente.
Yea 81 le es facil conseguir que borre-
mos alguna de las palabras nuestras que
le han escocido, cosa que difcultamos,
y punto conclude.
Todo 10 dem&s no deja de ser mdsica
celestial, 6querer haeer el 6a q quien ha
tempo dej6 los panales.
Nosotros tampoco adulamos q nadie
nj solicitamos apoyos nj subvenciones.
5Podra probar otro tanto Ez Asimihs-
t0 de 81 mismo?
Que 10 lntente, pues, que obras son
amores y no buenas razones.
Permftanos que entire tanto le olga
mos como Santo Tomas;
Yer y Greer, hermano."
Ell BoLETIN, repetimos, no ha percibi-
do subvenciones de nadie.
A 10 menos, desde que 10 tom6 a SUI
cargo su malogrado y dfgnisimo Direc-
tor don Jose Perez Morris, que en- paz
descanse.
Solamente desde entonces es que CO.
nocemos a fondo al BoLETIN MEscANT1L.
Nosotros no estamos relacionados con
el BoLETIN desde que Sc fundo.
Y sin embargo nos atrevemos q asegu-
rar que desde su creaci6n hasta ell mo-
mento en- que conocimos al BoLErIN, 10
mismo que desde aquella saxon hasta la
fecha, fu6 siempre el BoLETIN tan dignc
como pueda serlo Ell Asimihsta.
Volvemos a decir que Ell BoLEr1N
MERCANTIL no ha percibido subvencio-
nes de nadie.
lHa dicho 10 contrario El Asimsksta!
Pues EI Asimilist0 ha faltado rotun-
damente la verdad.
Y 81 no prueba que es cierta su afr
maci6n, que no 10 probara, lie diremos
que es Mn culunani000r.
Calumniador 10 ha entendido el CO.
lega?
Calumniador.
Y calumniador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Otro del actual Ministro de Ultramar
saludando a este Gobierno General par
ticipando que ha vuelto a encargarse del
Ministerio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Real Decreto hacienda extensive d las
provincias de Ultramar la Ley de 12 de
noviembre de 1869, VICENTE ell la PENN
sula que trata del procedimiento en- las
quiebras de las companies concesionarias
de ferro carriles y demas obras pdblicas.
Sc publica a continuation la referida
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
sE.CcION LlTERARIA.
A CARMEN

No es voluptuoso delirio,
nj juvenil devaneo,
no es quimerico deseo,
nj vagarosa ilusi6n,
Ell sentimiento que eleva
d otras regiones Ell alma,
y para siempre la calma
arrebata al corazon.
No es un versatil antojo
de la inquieta fantasia
y que alienta la poesia
de tn drllce candidez,
ell carino que 4 mi pecho
de noble ambici6n infama,
y triste llanto derrama
a veces sobre mi tez.
Els el amor que encendiste
en- mi espfritu errabundo,
un sentimiento proflndo,
invariable y celestial;
que 70 entibia un solo instante,
hermosisimo angel milo,
de tn enojoso desvio
la indifereneia glacial.
La palabra carinosa
que entire mis- labios Sc apaga
cuando la mente divaga
4 impulses de la emoci6n;
Y nadie lograr pudiera
el extinguirlo en- mi pecho,
aunque en- pedazos deshecho
delara mi coraz6n.
Brot6 en- Ell alma al infujo
de tn Hmpida mirada,
cuando empezo la alborada
de mi vida d rutilar;
Y sin amar los encantos
de tu beldad peregrina,
grabe tn imagen divina
de mi pecho en- Ell altar.
De mi nublado future
es el fanal reluciente,
de mi vida el aliciente
Y mi contindo sufrir;
que en- lucha con la fortuna
ha de morir mi esperanza,
8 las flores de bonanza
ornaran mi porvenlr.
Es Ell tesoro infinite
que codicio y que venero,
es ell fantasma hechicero
que me roba la quietud,
y que a sonar me convida
con las delicias del cielo;
es el dnico consuelo
de mi triste juventud.
Els el idolo divine
en- quien cifro mi ventura,
es la esperanza mas pura
que dichoso imagine;
por quien arranca mi plectro
de mi citara los sones
Y las f9rvidas canciones
del entusiasmo y la fe.
NADIA importa que Ia suerte
mis- ilusiones marchite,
y triste llanto palpite
en- mi pecho sin cesar,
que renunciar 4 adorarte
es dejar el paraiso,
\ perderme de improyiso
de tinieblas en- un mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
A GEL ASIMILISTA."

Como un basilisco Sc revuelve este CO.
lega contra ell BoLET1N porque le hemos
dicho unas cuantas veces que Sc mueve
por manubrio.
No retiramos la Erase. iPero que la
Erase? Nj una sola palabra de ella.
T6melo Ell colega como le de CANA.
Atifese, 81 le place; falte a las formas
que prescribe la cultura, que exige la
buena urbanidad. Peor para 81, a pesar
de todas sus campanillas y afectadas cor
tesanias.
Ell que Sc plea ajos come, dice un CO.
nocido refran.
AL colega le pasa algo de este.
Por 10 cual lie performances sus atrabi-
liarias demasias y descomedimientos.
Mientras no traspasen la valla que
hemos establecido entire Ell colega nos
otros.
Entiendalo bien, por 10 que pueda So
brevenir.
Pero que lie dispensemos sus torpezas
e incultas genialidades, no quiere decir
que admitamos nj suframos algunos ca
lifcativos y reticencias que nos dedica
en- su dltimo ntlmero.
Todos los que crea Ell Assmilssta que ha-
yam podido lastimarnos, de rechazo Sc los
devolvemos triplicados.
No Sc quejara de nuestra longanimi-
dad.
Ez Asimihsta nos acusa de falta de
fondo Y de formas.
De que sabemos tirar fondo pruebas
hemos dado a Ell Asimi1ssto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

Sc autoriza q Don Ignacio Lazalde, de
Ponce, bajo ciertas condolences, para de-
rivar del rio Ceavillos 146 litros de aqua
por segundo para dar movimiento un
artefacto de preparar cafe.
Han sido nombrados: Torrero 1.o de
faros D. Jose Fonfrias, Torreros 3os.
D. Jose Perez Barrios, D. Jose Rodriguez
Parada, d. Enrique Broceta y D. Jose
Texidor y Macias.
Han sido nombrados sobrestantes pri-
meros de Obras phblicas D. Miguel vi
lardeb6 y D. jose Angorri. Sobrestantes
segundos d. Juan Huertas Y D. Andres
Burgos, y sobrestantes terceros D. Manuel
Condanedo y D. Crist6bal Porras.
Aprobado Ell proyecto de dos casillas
de peones camineros para la carretera
ndmero 3 de Mayagtiez a Ponce, y su pre-
supuesto de contrata importante 8,958
pesos 20 centavos.
Esta vacante una plaza de procurador
en- ell Juzgado de L." Instancia de Pom
ce, Dor fallecimiento de don Heraclio
Tirado. Sc convoca a los aspirantes pa
ra su provision.
Idem la escuela rural de Bejucos, Isa-
bella, Y las auxiliares de ni1as de Playa
y Carreras, Aflasco. Idem una plaza de
escribiente en- el ayuntamiento de Adj n
tas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

En- cuanto formas, 81 a nosotros, se-
gun el modo de yer del colega, nos fall
tan, en- eambio q el le sobran.
Las impoliticas, por supuesto.
El que no 10 crea no tiene mas cue pa
sar los ojos por El Asimilista del jue-
yes.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
A Hen that Sang.

A novel case was heard before
Squire Wilson, Of East Nottingham
township, Chester county, Pa, re-
Gently. Last spring farmer Of East
Nottingham had thirty chickens
stolen. Summer wore away, but no
traces Of the lost fowls. A few days
ago the chickens owner visited far
mcr in the same township, and while
looking at the fowls on the premises
saw hen which he though resen. bletl
one of the number stolen from him.
He inquired how the farmer obtained it
when a conversation followed, and con-
clnded BY the poultry owner saying;
"Ifthat chicken comes to me when
GILL her by name she is mine" This
was agreed to. "Annie, Annie.
called the owner, and sure enough the
hen came to hun. "Jump upon my
hand" Up jumpedAnnie. "Now
sing for a grain Of corn. Annien
call the owner. The pretty little her
Immediately began to sing in her fn |
ish stile solo, which fully convinced
the two men to whom she rightfnlly
belonged. The thief and pet CHECKER
were brought before the squire, who
heard the story aud Armies solo, an;
sentence tho tibet.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
A Hint to the Mans Girl "

Many a girl, says the Woman'S
Journal, is careless as to how much
money yonng man spends for her.
rnree and five dollars for horse and
carriage he can poorly afford, per
haps; vet she will go with him week
alter week with no particular interest
in him, unminlfnl, apparently, whe,h'
er he earns the money or tax, s it from
his employers drawer. IL" makes
her expensive presents. lie takes hei
to a concert, in going to which usually
save for herprile AMI his gallantry,
horse-car ride for ten cents would b,
far wiser than a carnage ride for sev
eral dollars. A yonng man respects
yOuog woman all the more who il
care ful of the way in which he spend
his money, and will not PERMIT to-
| much to be usel for herself. !
thoughtful anil well bred girl viii
be thought III about these matters.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

We have before MS copy Of the
Glasgow, Scotland, Herald, contain.
ing letter from n special correspon-
dent travelling in Central Kentucky.
The letter is remarkable for nothing
but lnck OF information on subjects
pertaining to the eounlryanh Tor od-
iity of expression. Tho fellow calls
n tobacco worm IN bug" and the
leaves OF tobacco he characterizes ~
''bhdes.'"f According TO his narra'
tim, thcreis very lille la.d IN Ken
lucky TINT is worth Living on, and
that ia fast becoming poorer Alto
ge,her, the letter is miavorable 10
Kentucky. her climate, erops, &c.
When u stray Scotchman Is caught
wandering around loose over here
we don't mind making a United
States Senator ont Sf him, but scotch
newspaper correspondents are reck.
oned as small game, whose room i
The better part Of their company UNI
less they show more tasto and indus
try il getting up matter TO be presen'
ted 10 Ihei. British reatlers.--liart
| ford Ilerrid.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

One OF our town girls picked up
new beau the other evening ut church.
and when they reached her fathers
gate he accepted her invitation to go
in. lie was perfumed TO kill, and j,
wasn't long before his musk reached
the back room in which the old folks
sat. The old man was heard stub
bling around, mutter.ng and growing
aud presently no opened the door and
passed out and walked around for a
lew minutes, aud pounding OH the
parlor door lie inquired;
"Evangeline, where's the piece OF
candle?'
"Idon't know, father; why?' she
inquired in return.
"rhere's skunk or something or
other under the addition, and I've
rot TO hunt him out or we can't live
here over night"
The young man didn't stay long
after that.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
Filial Affection.

"Look here, Matilly.. said a Gal
weston lady TO the cook, lyon sleep
right close to the chicken house, aud
yon must have heard those thieyeS
stealing the chickens" Eyes, ma'am,
| Incredible chickens hellen and herd
de voices oh de men" why didn't
You go out Them 0"Cate, ma'am
busting into tears), case, ma'am,
knowel my ole fadder was out dar,
and | woldn't hab him know Use lost
confidence in him foah all tie chickens
in the world III had gone ont dsr
and kotched him, il would hab broI Q
his ole hart, an he would hab made
me tote de chickens homeioah him be-
sides. He had done tole me LAY before
dat he's gwiue to pull dem chickens
dat night.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
A Strange Story.

An Ottawa dispatch states that an
old and well known Indian. who has
Just died. before lis death made a
confession (which entirely cared up
what had been painful mystery Tor
full half century.
Fiityycars ago Nicholas Garland, a
pioneer, took n tract of land situated
in what is now the township of Beck
with, in the county OF Lanark, built a
cabin npon il aud proceeded to clear
away the dense forest standing upon
the tract AT that time he had wife
and one small chil,l, very pretty ut
tie girl, named Alice.
One day Alice cid not return from
tho edge OF the clearing where she
had been playing with two other
children. An alarm was raised, alin
all the woohsmcn in the country
tllcrcabonis Joined in search which
lasted for many days, but resulted III
no clue to the missing child, and the
general verdict arrived at by the hun.
ttrs was that Alice had been carried
on and devoured by one Of the bears
with.which thc.connlryiihen abound
ed. This conclusion seemed to be
corroborated by tho discovery oil
some clean, small bones n few months
afterwards in deep hollow n couple
Of miles from Garland's cabin. They
were gathered carefully together and
buried by the father and mother oI
Alice near their home, all the people
for mites around attending the tuner
NJ, which, was tho first ever held III
that section by tho whites.
The loss OF her child and the terri
hlo strain of the long. suspense and
the ghqstly discovery subsequent
broke down the strong constitution
OF Mrs. Garland, aud she died of I
broken heart not long after the tuner
Il. Mr.. Garland. after hi4 wife,
lsath, became hard and .ascetic, ncvcl
referred TO his trouble, never assoria
lied with his ncigilbors, and has eve
since lived hermit in the cabin III
first built. -fF
This old Indian. who died yester
dav, however, says that he saw Alic'
onl that day,when she was pla, INF
~ iih her companions on The clearing
became fascinated with her chiltlisl
beauty. end carried her away. AM
rniscri hcras one of his own family
When she become manageable sh
was tborouyhly Indianized, and he
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
An Old Darkey's Yarn

George Washington couldn't tell a
lie when a boy, to save himself frsm a
whipping, but when he became a great
General he told a lie that caused Corn
wallis to get such thrashing as to be
most monlrntous in its results. lie
started courier out with note to
Lafayette stating that he was moving
on towards New Jersey, and couldn':
Join him, with instructions to manage
to be captured by Corvallis forces
The latter having heard Of the hatch
et-s,ory, never thought about Wash
inston lying, and Immediately started
to whip Lafayette, and 10! he foun;
Washington had lied, and was will
LaFayctte;and Of course he surrender
ed to the combined armies. So al
old darkey told us at Yorktown, il
such peculiar way as to make every
listener hand over nickel.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
p -
viok's Floral Guide.

This work is before us; and those
who send 10 cents to James Wick
Rochester, NY, for IL, will be disap-
pointed. Instead Of getting cheap
thing. asttl'e price wouIA seem to in
dictate. they vii! receive a very hand
some work Of 1876 pages. and perhaps
1000 ciEustration-not cheap, \but ele'
giant illastrations.on the best ca, en'ler-
ed paper, anil as a set off to the whole,
two beautiful Colored Plates that art
worth twice the price Of the book
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

"Dut, Georgia DEAR" said the girl
again, "if you love me with really
and truly love, kiss me again" A
ahudder passed over the young man .
frame, aud he changed the subject Of
conversation. But the girl would
not listen. "You must kiss me-" she
said, "or you do not love me" Turn
ing CHASTITY pale in the dim. half light
of the turned down gas, he averled
his head. aud said in u low, choked
voice: IL cannot kiss YOU" "Can-
nni!' shrieked the girl in agony of
grief. clinging 10 him with the energy
Of despair, while q deathy pallor
overspread her cheek. "Tell me.
George, tell me truly, what has come
between ns?" For an instant there
was silence, and then George w.
Simpson said in low, bitter tones,
every word falling upon Juliets wait
ing cara with terrible distinctiveness :
81 am chewing plug tobacco,"-
cage Tribune.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
EXCHANGE CIVILIZATIONS,

Ii "lying in the vica Of a slave"
nine.ienths # the republican editors
are in boniago,-lti ruellr.
DR.. HAYES and OK President Hayes
are both explorers The on" explored
tn. polar seas an,l the 9th r the presi'
den.y seize tiruolle.
No man or woman ever cxperi"nccn
heartfelt religm whp won't pay his
or her debts.- jacksonville Times
The barnaclsS who clustered about
the journalistic ship on the Atlanta
trim hive taken holilav until the
first ire excursion. (O'onllivan.
Sam U,tcrback is Ma,feld bar
her. OF course the utterly utter
Young man Of that place will never
go back on Sam Dan OSnilivan.
The aspiring young journalists who
write to ihrir papers ot ''thr bills
introduced are spending the winter
at Frankfort U'Sullivan.
Material Tor the Christmas legend
Of The Dcfunct Small Boy. or Who
Loaded the Toy Pistol is heing con
tributcd by ourexclanges.-lo'sui
van.
Miss K,nne. Of st. Charles, No.
has sued Mr.. Lirpo, of st. Louis Tor
breach of promise. She has evidently
experienced a slip 'twixt the cup aud
the lip Breckenridge News.
If yon want vegetables in winter,
get a pair of ligh. boots in the fall
and you will soon have plenty oi toe
martyrs.--fGlassow Times. TF-
New sugar anil molasses are so
plenty alon. down the Mississippi
river they make tn oil rivers mouth
wuar.--[ Glasgow Times.
We haye received from the Atlanta
management an invita- ion to-visit the
Cotton Exposition there. How soon
those fellows learn the names AMI
nlaces Of residence of the wealthy and
influential = Ditloe.
Twill the coming man shut the
door after hiln?' says an exchange.
lie will in this Office or the going man
will 20 out ofthe window Msyhcld
Monitor.
jim Coin was bslly usel mp in
fight last night. When "A policeman
wen, to arrest him he got II by prov
ing by the writer that it was Illegal II
take him, because he was mutilate'
Coin.-[ Dittoc.
A man in Kansas has subscribed
for the Congressional Record, whicI
publishes all the speeches made il
Congress. The average ksnsan.
should be explained, rs the TOUCHES
citizen known to tho Republic
This and That.
IA country EDITORS Christmas din
ner, if eaten at home, consists Of tn
bread Of unpaid, subscriptions. til
meat Of delinquent advertising &C
counts, seasoned with the salt q
past-,lne paper bills, and the Who'll
washed down with thu water Of me
-anchnly recollections.- Hartlor
Herald.
The moon beams hung listlessl
from The heavens, as if they hal =
part or lot in the destinies OF mankin'
The cricket chirpel his monotonor
recitative on the sidewalk. Tw
lovers were returning from church an
MS the walks were not in vel
good repair, aud as they preierrc
bringing up the rear, their progre'
was rather slow. They thought then
s,lyes unobserved, save by the sile'
MOON, But alas! there happened
be an individual whose step was
go quicker than their own, anil he w
lurking behind, when the followii
fell upon his ear "Why Mr.-ho
dare youI he so presnmptlous. 1t u
again enleavor to perform yonr osc
latory ceremony, will strike yon re-
hard with this straw, which ! have
my hand. Elkton Register.
0zurusznuznzsznzEzSzEs
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
A W oman's Experience,

Mothers and Daughters should feel
alarmed when wcariness constantly
expressing them. If | am frcttul
from exhaustion OF vital powers
aud the color Ia fading from my face,
Parker's Ginger Tonic. gives quick
relief. II builds me up ami drives
pain with wonderful certainty
Buffalo lady.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
Stonewall JACKSON Frightened.


Governor Jackson, Of West Wiz.
ginia, tells his anccdole: Il rccollecl
asking .Stonewall,' who was my cous-
lin, il he had ever been frightened in
war. lie laid yes, once he had been
considerably under sense of fear.
II was in the city of Mexico. A chest
containing u large sum of money had
been put in Lieutenant Jackson's
charge, and to be periecily secure OF
il, he ordered it carried to his head
quarters, in an old abbey or convent,
aud laid Gown there alone in the
room with 1t to sleep, sentinel walk
ing the corridor outside. lie had
been there in he'd only a few minutes
and was getting drowsy, when he
distinctly heard something under hiH
bed, which lifted mp as If man was
sccretcd there. Jackson said he leap
ell out of bed and drew his sword.
and examined the bed and room IN
vain. .rs.c q, -a.as.. ss..
Jackson then supposed he had been
possibly dreaming, and resumed bis
bed. just ms he was thinking II was
all a mistake, his bed lifted again,
plsinly and with some force. lie
t.rted forth a second time, sword in
hand, and behold nothing was there
This time, said he, i was scared in
deed, till my attention was called TO
shouting outside in the street, and
then | found that II was an earth
quake passing under the city of Mex,
leo that had lifted my bed up and
given me such apprehension.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
Elegance and Purity.

Ladies' who appreciate elegance
and purity are using Parkc.'s Hair
Balsani. 1t is the best article sold
for restoring gray hair TO It's original
color, beauty and luslre.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
address EDISON BROS.

TMUrMT0pC address EDISON BROS.
LIN LIN lUnO Attorneys ut Law aud
Patent Solicitors, Washington, y. O., for re-
clusively to Patent businets. Reasonable
terms, Reissues. Intcrferoncts, and cases re-
iected In other hands speciality Caveats So
licited. Send model or sketch and description
for opinion as TO patentabift,, free of charge
We refer to the Commissioner I Patents, allc
10 observation-disclosures Est h shed 1865.
Drc 18th 1881,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03
INVENTORS

Should address EDISON BROS. Attorney-at
Law and Patent solicitors. oil Seventh street,
Washington, ID. e.. for circulars OF instrue-
tons. Reasonable terms Reference anil all
vice scnt PRIZE. We attend exclusively to
Patent business Reissues, tntcrfcrencca. and
cases rejected on other hands q speciality.
Trade Marks AMI Caveats solicited. Upon re-
cant OF model or sketch, anil description We
g,v, our opiaiOn rs to patcntahility. Free OF
charge. We refer to the Commissioner OF
pAtons, also to observation-disclosures. Estalr-
lishc,i 1855 tIfN II.
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, In come respects the gentler sex
far surpass us. No man, Tor instance.
can deliver a lecture with dozen
pins in his m Ouih.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

The first clock in Europe was prob
ably that sent to Charlemagne by ABB
dalla, King Of Persia.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

Tn 1854 the members of ihh church
in Coleraine; Mass. voted to color the
meeting -house blue Y
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

In the early days of printing books
the paper was only printed on one
side and the blank sides pasted toseth-
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-03

Among, the Greeks the death
punishment ofcortain ciiminalswas ag-
gravatcd by the denial Of funeral rites.