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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
La Mano Negra.

FL Impartial, en- sus nhmeIos CO
rrespondientes al "a y 25 del pr6ximo
pasado Febrero, inserta las slguientes
noticias telegrafcas:
Estando en- ARGOS el juez instructor
practicando diligencias en- vista de M
an6nimo dirigido 4 un vecino, sorpren-
di6 un convenio suserito por cinco in
dividuos, por ell que Sc comprometiar
4 asaltar Ia casa de mn vecino robar-
lie. asesinandole, 81 fuere necesario.
Los cinco individuos han sido dete-
nidos incomunicados bsjo la vigilan-
cia de la guardia civil.
Tres de los presos han reconocldo
sus frmas.
Ha sido descubierta adem&s una lis
"a de .afiliados La Man0 negra, y
I'm borrador de cnentas y gastos.
La inseguridad que ofrece la carcel
de ARGOS ha aconsejado Ia traslaci6n d
C&diz de yarios detenidos.
Segdn las dltimas noticias, ell 20 fue
robada la hacienda del Grepo (palabra
dudosa), en- ell termino de Villamartfn,
habiendose preso ocho individnos que
estan convictos y confesos ante La guar
dia civil.
La huerta de Mireja ha sido tam
bien asaltada por 25 hombres: persi-
guse d los malhechores.
Descubierta scciedad seereta en- el
pueblo de Espera, donde Sc han ocupa-
do papeles importantes.
Por dltimo, ma choza del termino de
Arcos ha sido robada por yarios enmas-
carados, llevandose dinero y efectos.
A consecuencia de estos sucesos, sa-
li6 en- seguida para ARGOS Ell fiscal de 10
Audiencia d. Jnan Manuel Gonzalez
Blanco.
Continda aetivamente la gnardia ei-
vii de Arcos la persecution de los IN
gitivos que resnltan eomplicados en- los
dltimos sucesos, tarea dificil, por ha-
berse desbandado los malhechores. III
ntimero de estos, que aparecen cornpll-
cados en- las diligencias, en- vista de la
Hstas sorprendidas, es de nnos 200
Sc hace subir & algunos miles Ell nd
nero total de los afiliados 6 Las socie
dades secretas, entire los cnales figuran
peFsonas de buenos aptecedentss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

| dIqs. = Mr. J. f. Riday, dice M
peri6lico, va d entablar demanda por
$4,000 de dafos contra uno tie los
principales almacenes de ropa de
Nu4va York, por haberse, seg'in dl-
ce, envenenado con m par de medlaS
me compr6 en- dicha casa. Las me-
dias eran de lana negra y con franJas
amarilas, azules Y castanas, va las
se;s horts de pon6rseIas dicho Mr. Ri
day, conenzaron d hincharsele los pies
por debajo lie las franias. Llam6 d un
me,lico que pronnnci6 ell case de enve-
nenamiento por obs0rcl6n; Y ell pacien-
tie tuvo que guar,iar CANA cinco soma
mas, y, segdn dice, d pesar de haber
traScurrido seis meSes, no Sc ha allvia-
10 aim por complete de los efectos del
vcneno.
Libelos contra ell bacalao.-
No es una vergiienza que uno de los
articulos mas valios0s que Sc con0ceu
en- la medicina sea falsificadoy adnl-
terado, Y en- consecnencia la salud de
los eufermos puesta en- peiigro! La
imitaci6n adulteraci6n de! Aceite de
IIigado de Bacalao fue en- I'M tempo
ilevada 4 tai punto, que era cast lm-
possible cncontrarlo en- un estado snpe-
rior; pero ahora la marca popular como
cida como ell Aceite de Higado de Ba-
talac De Lamman Y Kemp, es nsada
en- todas parties, y los que sufren de ma
les cr6nicos de los pulmones escrofulo-
SOS, Ii otras Intermediates por las cua-
les Sc receta este agente regulator, CO.
aocen que en eSta marca cncnentran 81
mas alto grado de excelencia. Un"
cncharada mezcada con dos del Pecto-
raj de Anarahnita es tl modo mas ia
I'll meior de tomar el Acciie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
GABRIEL DEBD0UB.
5l.-San Francisc0.-5l.
VENTAs ALPOR MAYOR Y MENOR.

Rccirn llegado IA c~ta importante Capital.
tienc el honor de oircccr d este ilustrado pu-
blico un vsriado y complete s'rtido de arti-
culos dc Bisuteria Quincalla, compuesto do
Pulseras, objetos de nacar, Aretes, Sortijas,
Dedales en- c,ljas de concha, Botones, Cruces,
Medaloncs, Rosario+ Petacas, Palmatorins,
Esencias de Rosas de Egipto, y otros asticu-
los de alta noyedsd, procedente de las princi-
pales f.bricas de Egipto y Constantinopla.
80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
AVISO Al PtBLICO.
AVISO.

No pudiendo llevarse efecto Ia rifa de IN
caballo de la propledad de d. Jose Regalado
Miranda con motive de no haberse expendido
el suficente numero de acciones, Sc avisa para
que los interesados puedan recojer en- ID casa
de dicho sefor eli importe de las acciones que
hayan tornado.
Moca, IS lie Mario de 1888. 33
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
VIJANDE Y COMP p.roltalsua 81

Comegciantts = com nlisionsias gire de lei H..
Agentes de.la Linea ac vapores Dc Olano, Larrina
"a Comp. de Ia Compana Cataana dc Vapo e.
llasaiianiices.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
LA PALMA.
S0MBRERER1A, CAMISERIA
z TREN DE LAvADO.
21.-Calle de la Fort0lexa.-2L.

?.
En- este acreditado establecimiento montad0
al nivel de los niejores de su class, Sc acaba
de recibir un gran surtido de sombreros y bonn
bitos negros, Ultima novedad, para caballeros
y nifios, propios para las pr6ximas festas de
Semana Santa, Sc realizan d precios sumamen.
te m6dicns.
De regreso de Espaia y Francia el afama-
do camisero D. Bernardo Martinez, que pof
espacio de diez amos ha estado al frente de he
mas reputadas caniserias de la Habana; he
establecido en- sociealad con aquel, y en- el in
dicado local, un gran taller de camiseria, dom
de encontrara ell elegante pdblico puertori.
lueho, pieciosas camisas de diferentes formas
lie cuellos, satisfaci ndo ell gllsto mas delics-
do; calzoncillos, canisetas, calcetines, pafue-,
los, corbatas, chalinas, botonaduras, paraguas,
bastones, e infnidad de articulos, que ofrece-
mos inuy baratos.
Una vista, pues, LA PALMA, de donds
saldran complacidos,
30 Remigio Psrsz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Por el senior Presidente de /

Por el senior Presidente de !;
Auliencia han sido nombrados
90 suplente del Juzga,lo mum
cipal de Penuelas, don Ramon Al
yarez Toro.
.Jaez municipal de Barranquitas
don Luis r. Munoz Barrios, y 2
suplente don Ramon Colon Dlaz
% suplcnte del Juzgado municl-
de vieques, don Nicolas Molinaris
Juez municipal de la Cidra, don
>Ambrosio Martinez.
90 suplente del Juzgado munlci
pal de Caguas, don Juan Mendez'
90 suplente del Juzgado municI-
pal de Barceloneta, don Francisco
Mariani y Solano.
I.es suplente del Juzgado mlini-
cipal del Dorado, don Ricardo
Franco.
1.er snplente del Juzgado muni-
cipaI del Corozal, don ADtoni"
Gorgas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Ric-Piedras.-En la noche del

ireves iiltimo, segdn Sc nos dice, tu-
vo lrgar en- el teatro del tirculo d,
Amigos de aqnel pueblo una intere
san,e fnuci6n dramatica en- que raya-
ron 4 una enviiiahle atura la actriz
Sra. Robreno los afcionados Sres.
Janer Y Mottilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
SOBRINOS De EZOUIAGA.

FORTALEZA Il. - Casa d. gios corn!siun,
genie do los yaporys {. d Espana Comp;
MIA Alta de los Esisdos- dns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Noticia de sensacion. r. Incl.

pio de una carta que de Ia tidra pu-
fIica II .Agente, tirma,la por IN sefol
vazquez, cabaliero muy conecido en- sn
casa:
Apreciados amigos: Por falta de
aportnnidad no he mandado ell dinerc
del trimestre: va ira 10 mas breve.'
La noticia podra ser muy interesan-
te para III dgente, pero maldlto 81
importa un bledo al pdblico.
Despues de todo, tentados estamos
de Greer que es pagador olvidadizo ei
abonado que tiene FL Agente en- la Ci-
dra.
Pnrane e.ccuSati0 ron pgtita......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
SOCIEDAD ANONlMA
DE CREDITo MERCANrrI
SAM PUERTO-RICO.
Situaci6n de IN GAIA en- este dsa.
RECU RSOS

Existcnca efectiva en- GAIA ..... $4Sl, 1893 81
Ide,n en- carteta. 500. 1853 81
EE>PUNSABlLIDADE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
GUIA LOCAL.

SILVA, fERRER & co. re5ssls'' :ss:'
Casa d. gros comisicnes Agentes de Ia Com
pai,ia grn..al Tiasatl8n;ca, dc la Empfesa na.it
ma PuertofiqqueIa, de Companies de $ guros contr
rales para Ia sla d. Pu,ato-Rico dc Ia BaEque Tras
atlaAtique de Paris.
TIENEN AnEMAS CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

vacantes.-Se halian vacantes
plaza de comisionado de apremio>
del Dorado y la escpela de nifas do
Maunabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Misas de la Buena Muerte.-
Muy concurridas estuvieron las que Sc
celebraron aver, segun Traditional cos
tumbre, en- la Capilla de la V. Q. I. +.
en la Iglesia Parroquial dc San Fran
cisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Eel Polo.-ton esta denomina-

ci6li re abrira ,ientru de POGO en- Ia ca
lie de San Francisco nm elegante csta
hleimieute a frcnte del cual Sc prUi-
il,a ID. Guillermo Rossell6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Nombrado Official 5o Interventoi
de Correos de Mayagiiez don Per
fecto Diez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Nota dc algunos seryicios lleva-
dos & cal,o por la Guardia civil.
La reproduciremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
GACETILLAS.s
Nonbramientos.- segun ell Bo-

tetla EctessdSttc0, iian Sldo nomorados
Cura-Ec6aomo de In nncva parro-
qair de Ia Playa dc Ponce el i'bro. ID.
frauciSco Serbia.
ura-Ecou6mo de Hatillo, ell rbro.
D. Felipe Gonzalez.
Cura- -Econ6no de Tr0illo-alto, ei
Pbro. d. Esteban Mir.
Mayor lomo de Fibrica DE- la parro-
gni, sle la Playa de loase, d. Juah
Tur.
Sacrisiau Segiar de id, d. Simplicio
David.
Ilem lie Rio-grande, d. Francisco
Gimenez.
ldem de Gnayama, D. Nicolas To-
rres.
Idem de Carolina, d. Carlos. .Pepin.
Coadjutor de Bayamdn, ell Pbro. d.
Juan Alvarez.
Idem de Guayama, ell Pbro. d. Jose
Martinez.
Sacristau Pbro. de San Francisco, Ell
Pbro. d. Juan NJ. de Oca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
GACETA DE HOY.

Ha si,lo nombrado Alcalde de-
Corozal don Jose g. Pastor, qu'
10 era dc Toa- baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Retreats Selectas pieZas' eje-
cut6 con maestria la banda del bata-
Hon de Madrid en- la retreta del jueves
Magnifico solaz, proporcioao a los
paseantes que no pueden menos que de-
cir:
lBien por la mdsica del battalion de
Madrid. :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Chivos.-X cuenta eli cabaIlesO
en- question qnc en- la Cldra hay mu-
chos ckie0s.
Question De ganado.
0 sea de fanliiia, que diria Ell comu-
nicante de la Cidra con mas propledad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

un solemne Quinario Jesus Cruciti-
cado. Dara principle mahana domin-
go al toque de oraciones.
Aventura. Un abogado de
Francia ha sido objeto de una aventu-
ra, dice un peri6dico, no hace muchos
dias.
Despu9s de haber estado cazando ell
meneionado sWeto por los alrededores
de Paris, tom6 ell tren en- una de las es-
taciones iumediatas para regresar q su
casa.
Tn instante despues de ocupar su
asiento, Sc quedd dormido sin reparar
en- otro indiyiduo que iba en- ell mis-
mo departamento.
Cuando lego 4 la estaci6n de Paris,
abri6 los ojos y vic con sorpresa que
toda su ropa y Ell almohad6n del coche
estaban cHbiertos de mechones de pelo.
Por un movimiento institivo lIev6se
las manos q la cabeza y yi6 que estaba
completamente rapado.
Ell individno desconoeido no era 81
no an loco que Sc habia entretenido en-
dejar pel6n al fatigado cazador.
lVaya TN sueilo pesaditoi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Conciusi0n.-X ternina asi su
epistola ell correspoDsal de la Cidra:
Isl ven ustedes al Sr. Cells, diganle
algo."
iHabra tornado ell caballero Vazquez
de la Cidra por correveidiles de maJa-
derias a los periodistas?
Mejor sera que pague ell consabldo
irimestre...... por 50 forte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Colecta.-La que sc ha inicia,

hace poco,y cuyo resuliado l!evaTa d ko-
ma nueStro Prelado para presentarlo d
S. S., ,ascicnde va en- esta Capital, segii.
cI Boletm Eclesidstico del ID, Ia cam
,ida,i d. S 3,6J9-S0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18
Rough on Rats. Muerte a los

rafones!--Al fin Sc ha encontrado 10
que hemcs necesitado toda la vida.
Pidase & los boticarios ell Rough on
Rats" Destierra los ratones, cucara-
chas, moscas y chinches.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-18

Jbligaciuncs d la VISTA
Cucn,as cotfnt,..>. ..... 217 096 80
: ales eli circulation ...... 4, 90.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
Boston: OLIVER DITsoN g. Co.
Price-Boards, 80 cents; Paper, Ace
To Clergy, Choirmasters, and all
Interested in Church Music.

This collection OF Chants has been
prepared to meet a want felt in the
Editors own choir, and presum-
ably in many others especially III
country places, Of having II variety
III the music separate from the
words.
As there is at presenting authoritative
pointing" OF the Psalms and Can't
cles, each choir selects u pointing
for itself. Most OF the choir books
have the words and music on the
same page, which is often inconven-
lent when it is desirable to use other
music; with this little manual in the
hand, tho words can be taken ac-
cording to any pointing, and from
any book, thus providing the greater
aaricty.
Many gems i'm the way OF Chants
are given here, which otherwise
could only be obtained by the par-
chase Of extensive books.
The Editor acknowledges the kind
ness and courtesy of Messrs. Ditson
l. Co, in allowing the free use ol
their publications, particularly the
Trinity Church Collection" and
"Iuckerman's Cathedral Chants"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
Live On No Evil.

The author OF these lines has been
q leading farmer OF this county for
the last quarter OF u century. The
poor have often owed him consider
able sums VI money, yet he has
never collected one cent by execu-
ton or sale Of properly on mortgage.
Through labor AMI business tact he
has secured II ctafaitahle compr-
tencc Through !. strict selse II
justice and again! the il;.ga. and
unjust demands nf partizAn school
board he secured to the orphans OF
the state the full benefits Of our free
schcol system. Though Il few fools
led by less knaves have babbled
against him, yet his word IS as sa-
cred us his bond. The anagram
Live on no evil" is probably the
best in the English language.
Spelled backward or forward it reads
the same. Its sentiment Expresses
the essence Of the ten command
mcnts:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

full or interesting and valuable in
formation for every citizen.
A war record.
Portraits Of early settlers and bust
ness men.
A chronological table, giving dates
OF important events in the history
Of the counties.
The book will be in royal octave
form. bound in half leather, spring
back. marble edge: printed on fine
paper and gotten up in the most at-
tractive and durable style, and con-
tain from seven to eight hundred
pages. 1t Is intended to be Of such
value and interest that We will get
the almost unanimous support OF
the citizens. III this immense iii.
dcrtaking We hope to furnish . work
that will be Of inestimable value,
and Que upon which your pcsterity
will look us a most valuable heir
loom.
In connection with the above my
agents are instructed to collect data
for biographical sketches. No resi-
dent Of the counties can find the
least objection to their biography
in the book.
w. f. ALEXANDER.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
SAINT LVEE-A COxnVylsT
1alh nsv 4 Nenepolfst Caught He'll when
Christ Was On Earth.

1alh lev Nenopolfst Caught He'll when
Christ Was On Earth.
"Thcre was certain rich man,
which was clothed in purple and fine
linen and Jared sumftuously every
day:
And there was certain beggar
named Lazarus, which was laid ut
his gate full OF sores, and desiring
70 be fed with the crumbs which fell
from the rich mans table: More
over, the dogs came aud licked his
sores.
And it came to pass that the beg
gar died, and was carried by the
angels into Abraham's bosom. The
rich man also died, and was buried:
and IN he'll he lifted up his eyes, be-
ing IN torments, and seeth Abraham
0far oil, and Lazarus in his BOSOM
Should Christ or st. Luke happen
this way now, they would find SITS
Gould and Vanderbilt on top and
tho people catching hell, and the
clergy with the churches as theywert
II Christ's dav, '.instead OF o house
OF prayer made = den OF thieves,
the money changers holding su,
preme sway.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08

In the contested seat OF Cook VS..
Cuts from tho sixth Iowa district.
congress decided by vote OF 155 to
81 that Cults was not entitled to the
scat, yet 1t permitted him to hold it
to the last day OF the term drawing
and appropriating to his own use
$4,000 which legally belonged to
Cook. Cuts knew he was defeated;
the republican canvassing board
knew he was defeated; congress
knew eighteen months ago that he
was defeated; the republican press
or the state knew he was defeated !;
the clergy OF Iowa know it now. but
ell will endorse the theft Of the office
and salary as in the interest Of 1.-The
grand old party"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
The Republican Party and the Tariff.

EDITOR PLAIN DEALER.--Why should
the American people be proud Of
their representatives in congress?
We do not believe any careful OBJ
server OF their proceedings can be.
We had hoped that before the pres
ent congress had died and was bur-
led they would ut least pass one act
in the interest OF the people, hut We
are doomed to disappointment up
to the present writing. There was Il
feeble attempt made to reduce the
tariff on lumber. but the lot by in
favor OF lumber nionopolies was too
powerful, and so the farmer must
still pay two prices for all the luin-
Der he buys. While this bill was
being defeated in the house, the
senate was busily engaged in re-
ducing the duty on cigarettes from
Is to 50 cents per thousand, in order
that Il few high toned senators and
snobs generally might have cheap
smoking. The articl" Of coal. the
only fuel the poor western farmer on
these naked praiiies has to burn to
cigarettes he could do without-on
this article Of coal the duty was
raised from 30 to 70 cents per ton.
and the republicans in congress did
it. We could name 4 score of other
articles on which the public are
taxed in like proportion simply to
enrich few, but We think the above
sufficient to convince any man II
the corrupt manner in which this
country is ruled, il he vii! only open
his eyes and see for himself. For
the past three or four sessions the
proof OF their utterly hopeless rot
tennrss has been So overwhelmingly
convincing that many friends OF the
republican party have deserted it
The people are wont 10 cling to the
grand old party, but the day OF its
usefulness is ended and its political
sun fast setting. A change no doub,
will take place In 1884, but will tina,
change benefit the people? A re.
duction on imports will probably be
the extent. What the people wan,
is union labor, anti-monopuly or.
ganization, with a sound platform o'
principles, with men at the HELM
who can not be bribed or controlled
by capitalists nor by men or women
lobbyists. Why, here in Minnesota
even, We send our senators and rep.
resentatives To ST. Paul to enact Ger.
tain laws for the welfare Of the PEG.
pie. and they don't get Il bill franco
before they are bought up, and tina
is the last OF the measure. Repre-
sentative John Frank introduced |
very sensible railroad bill at thi:
session aud tried hard to have i
passed for his constituents. but ],
majority OF the members In the leg
islature had been bribed by railroa,
lobbyists, and consequently the bill
fell fiat. 1t was no fault OF his. bn
the people mourn.
ALEXANDER McGUE.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
Bra;nards Musical World.

A superb and elegant magazine is
the Musical World for February,
containing. as it does, four or five
fine portraits, among which are the
faces Of Franz Schubert and Madame
Patti. with articles concerning the
history Of each. The miscellany,
biography and correspondence are
all up to the usual high standard,
and the music, an unusually choice
Offering, includes the beautiful new
song and chorn~. Hush. Ny Darling!
Don'i ". c,.." l.. fiar ballad,
Love Never Dies" ,wn ,.w Easter
Carols. ana ,s'.nmental pieces by
Lange and GobhRrts. The World
is tn. Oldest musical monthly in
America Sirc!. copies Is cents
per arnam. $50 $. BIainard' 5
Sons. 81 AID 5i3 Euclid ave-, leve.
land, Ohia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:-An al

EDITOR PLAIN DEALER:-An article
appeared In your issue Of February
%, from il Saratoga correspondent
which alludcs to the manner in
which my agent has obtained sub
scriptions. Ii he has done as was
stated in that article II is contrary
TO my rules given to agents. The
following is prospectus OF the his
tory OF Chickasaw and Howard
counties:
The history will BE- compiled by
our own corps Of historians. who
will get the facts from the best and
most authentic sources, and will en-
brace their early settlements,
growth, pioneers and improve
ments.
A history OF the cities, towns and
villages, together with histories OF
churches, schools, societies and all
the principal industries.
A condensed history OF the state
OF Iowa, written by well-known
writer, and which Is pronounced by
critics to he an accurate production,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-03-08
LIVE on no EVIL.
By II. B DOoLiTTLI.


"Live on no evil" reads the same
As fcrth and back we trace tie line;
tits the voice Of God TO man.
Proclaimed from Sinai's height divine.
olive on no evil church or state,
But Cod Ike rule with love, not hate.
alive Oh no evil" landlord bold,
But 50 divide the loaf aud shtaf
That tenants children filled vita glee,
Shall bless the HAND that gives relief.
Live on no evil church or state.
But God-like rule with love. not hate.
"Iive on no eyil," merchant grand,
The shot;dy cloth that brings you gain,
In rags hangs from the wsarers back,
The cold bites In and gives him pain.
Live Oh no evil" church or state,
But God-lihe, rule with love, not Late.
Live on no evil" railroad kings,
Nor scorn our rights with naughty brow,
Those pondrous engines On those roads,
Must In the wake OF mercy 60.
'Live IN no evil" church or state.
But God-iike, RUE with love, not hate.
.Liye on no evil." money lords,
Your fiercest grasp shall prove your woe,
In life's last gasp with deep regrets.
And heliish means yonal or. out, oh!
"Live on no evil church or state,
But God-ike, rule with love, not hate.
Live on no eyil.' man Of soul,
But right the wrong with all thy might.
When conscience al cur &C Is control
We all may speak from Sinai's height.
..Liye on no evil" church or state,
But God-lise. rule with love. net hate.
Cresco, March 18th 1853.