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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21

En- ,cuanto d la elegante meta
fora del yunque " el marion,
que lese con ella Ell Popular, 8
man lesela q un herrero. A nos.
otros no nos peta.
El Popwza, opina que "mien-
tras no Sc justifique, no tendran
ninguna fuerza moral las protestas
del BoLETIN".
La conducta del BoLETIN estA
perfectamente justificads ahora y
antes. No asf la de los ensalza.
dores del tumulto y II desenfreno.
Y pierda cuidado Ell Popular: el
BoLET1N no ira q pedirle q 81 fuer.
"a moral. Tiene bastante con la
de sus hechos y la que lie conce'
dea la opinion y la conciencia pd
blicas. Basquen fuerza moral los
que andan de ella necesitados, los
que estan divorciados de aquella
opinion y aqaella conciencia. 81
Popular los conoce.
Ell BoLET1N para NADIA esta in.
validado, y levan:a muy alta Ia
f1ente, y mas aun delante de SUI
adversarios.
81, 81, Sc invalida q veces gus
tosamente para contestar 10 que
de contestaci6n no es diguo. Y
apliluese ell cuento quien quiers
aplicarselo. IEsta enterado e.
Popular2
Con que: NADIA mas sobre lo'
pitidos del BoLET1N, eh2
ST; hace bien en- callarse va, Ell
poner punto final EI Popular 1 8,
salida de tono.
Porque de 10 contrario, haSri,
que darle Ia gran pitada.
Por supuesto, que aun cuande
fuese pitdndole lcuanto no daril
H Popular por verse, un momen
to siquiera, igualado al senior Ci
novas del Castillo?
| IA ese insigne estadista. orna
meuto de E'pafia, para morti6ca
sin duda al cual han celebrad
los desafueros de Madrid, aqui ,
ALA, los que nos ofrecen una prue
bs mas de que es eterna la impo
tente lucha de los pigmeos contr
los grandes!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
ENTIERRO.

A las cinco de la tarde de aver
tuvO efecto el entierro de Ia ma
lograda nina Maria del Carmen
Martin Sanchez y Ubarri, de Gu
20 fallecimiento va hemos dado
cuenta. Ell acto fu6 muy solemue
y lucido. 81 cadaver era conduct
do en- lujosfsimo f6retro, que llama
ba la atenci6n del p1blico por su
magnifcencia. Al rededor del f6.
retro marchabau una verdadera cons
telaci6n de nihas, primorosamente
vestidas. Varias de 6stas llevaban
las cintas del ataud.
Una muy numerosa y escOgida
concurrencia seguia ell tire f1uebre,
" la banda del primer battalion de
Voluntarios, .anzando melodiosos
acordes, aumentaba mas y mas la
majestad de la ceremonial. Ell
Excmo Sr General 90 Cabo despi.
di6 el duelo en- el sitio de costum-
bre.
De nuevo nos asociamos a la
pena del triste padre y angustiados
abuelos de la tierna difunta, ell es-
timable capitan de Artillerfa sefol
Martin Sanchez, y los Excmos Sres
Condos de San Jose de Santurce
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
Boletin Mercantil.

colega. puede vaciarlo todo, 81
gusta, que q nosotros no NOS inn
porta un comino, y ciertos desaho
gos. como SON hijos legitimos de
la impotencia y del ftenesf polfti
co, los oimos imperturbables, CO
mo quien oye llover.
Todo Sc 10 performances q Ia
Revista en- gracis al desencanto
1ue habra de experimental al e
jarse bien en- 10 que lie decimos
con respecto al Sr. Romero Ro-
bledo, y al verdadero m6vil de
su carta al Director de Et Eco de
San Sebastian.
iPobre Revistai Tom6 por un
Evangelio 10 que no pasa de ser
un juego de travesura politica,
distante Glen mil millones de le.
guas de las aspiraciones autono-
mistas coloniaIes.
FL gozo en- un pozo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
la Ultima Crisis.

Los tltimos telegramas recibi-
dos por via Habana, y los cuales,
dicho sea de paso, no pueden ser
mas importantes, como vera ell
lector en- otra 2arte, dan cuenta y
raz6n de la Ultima crisis. La pc.
quera mayoria que obtuvo Ell Go
bierno en- Ia Comision de presu-
puestos, en- que fuerop elegidos,
al efscto, oeho conservadores y
proteceionistas, y el haber sido
derrotado ell mismo Gobierno, en-
Ia Comisi6n del sufragio, produ.
jervu la csioio teea. dol Gahinate.
que, como es sabido, SO reconsti
tuy6 nuevamente bajo Ia presi-
dencia del senior Ssgasta.
La opinion era que la for
maci6n Sc hariA con elementos
conservadores, en- parte, pero el
hecho es que tiene aquella igual
signifcaci6n que la anterior. El
senior Sagasta dijo en- las Cortes
que la crisis era debids, no q Ia
question de principles, sino q la
falta de apoyo del Gabinete en- la
camara general, por 10 cual Sc
hablaba de disolucion del parla
mento, para un plazo no muy
lejano. El nuevo Gabinete sigue
con Ia bsndera de reformas mill.
tares y sufrsgio universal. al de
cir de los telegramas. Deben
preverse proximos y trsscenden
tales cambios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
UN COzO IN FL Ppzo. ="

s0op este refrsu, castellano nc
to, podriase conteetar, en- siaiesis,
al articnlo de IL Rerista de Pom
ce que 90 titula Una Carte *aei
ST.. Romero Robisdo. 81; aqueI
solo refran bastsriA para replicar
Ia infantil, Ia candida lucGbra-
|ci6n 4 que hemos aludido, , II
cual viene a ser M himno de goxo
entonado sin ton nj son d aquel
distinguido hombre pdolieo, al
Sr. Romero Rob,edo, potque en-
una carta del mismo, que In dadc
4 conoeer La Corretpondsncia de
EspaGa. esefi,a nj Director del
FL Eco de San .Sfbattiaa, agaran
eonceptos como tslpss
Las insii,ncioncs espcclalrs de
eeta pos no podrAn rcnacwr COMO
prviiegios, peeo sus dcseos y aspl.
racioncs pncden hallar nnsIents
satisfaction en- ci dcsccho, ii nue
vos principles iuspirAn nueroa o..
gan,smoa.
La unldad nacionAl cxlgs lsnpc.
ricsamentc Ia ignaldad dv d~sv-
chos y do drbcFcs para Ioa0s Zoe
espaAolcs. Pcgo los males pAhss.
Coz, y cspcclAlmees1 ios qne ann.
Ian In aimInisiraca6A maaAcsnAs '
provincial, rcclamAa esnsa 10 ass.
loFmIdad administrative. qar. cos.
kccnenelA forEoAA DO naA eaanasxa
ecntrAlsracs6n, qaiosU troaoaAs IA
yariAa lnstitnc&cars eco Asargso 4
un iipo innsalbse, 80 e0n1drsA-
cl0n q lAa mil easxnnssanes4A.s "a
hlat6fteAa, "a ErogsAEoAs, "a DO
pohlAcs6a inscasz & dtssass AtA, -
de oifoa 10 ruSn0a asxnAak# = oc1
ecpios, Que pasen tvsmedta ] ahsaa
70 4 narvoa lAndAnrnsns oA Ia =
yos AamsaisaFAsisAs, A1s5ssas d
contents nao 10 lnvaAsaa cg@~aanss
del podss ceassAl. ca sSs Asgraps
pccaiiAFus 81 MusarstsO. 4 10 sxgs@
8 Z 10 psosspsaa,
Ia RsrtsAs DC r.sre. sssssaa
al hn. ausqHs sssahsAsssass. sa
al eamgo rsTssasssieO. ~ Gales
esta ves CO o sHAs ssasmas y -
"A Il.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
Telegramas via Habana.


Can Pssersbuigo, Diciembre 4.-Ha
falleoido 81 Ministro dc Marina Almi.
rAnts ChestskoR.
Bsrliu, o.-Aysr lego D esta Corte
81 nusvo Embsjsdor dc Espans, Oonds
de RascSn.
81 Oonds de- Bsaomar no ha prs.
ssnsado Las caFsas de dsspedida, y por
eonsignients % le reconoce aun como
rsprssentante de Espana.
Las rslaeiones entire Espana Ale.
MAMA han Msgsdo { ser decididamsn.
ts POGO afsctnosas.
81 Emhsjador de AlemAnia en- Ma-
drii, Mr.. Stamm, hs intsrrogado al
Minlssro do Estado espanol, MARQUIS
Il h Vega de AFmijo, cuAl ssFia Do
srsisnd de Espana en 81 csso de..nna
gOsfra entire "a nAci6a y Francia.
81 Marques de 10 Vega de- Armiio
Il eoniass3 e ana mansra syasiva, di-.
ss6ndals qas eou6ahs en- que Rspsaa
% tsndsiA nsossidsd Dc mexclarss en-
ella. , que sdspsada uaa pOlttiea de
ssainlidal, qas 20 10 cue ls sconssjan
- taissesss.
Raspeeso del dsspaeho del Goblsrno
s1pAal snSisao 81 Conde de Benomar
y ssmaaissdo PoF Este al Pdneips Dc
Bismarck, y sn ei coal hahlGba con
ssassa Aosialitsd de- h triple aliansa,
Il NsaistFo De Ka.ao espafol opina
sas ii csads de Bsnonar 10 dehiS
sasa dssesbssFso 81 seotido intimo Del
mt.mo 2 am ditha diplonAtieo e Dc.
maxAs&s L. Rssmano para hallarss q
ssfvsets De kspansi poe enya cauaa
Fsoesso letss sssa enesti6n q OcuSs.
- ds Essa3A
Esa1 tset1lnin stsA eaasa de qus a
CsaA a kAN6a no 90 recihidc muy
assrtonesznsnla 60 Bnlfa.
Msasst 4@Ins amigos del ef. Co.
ssIs sssAas Asslssds gfandes sstaer.
sas Es - dssretAf b candidasura
mEassssfsal para b eouiata gsaesal Dc
psxaaraassaA
II epAssss Ases ensstita Dc eah-
esss = aFstAarsta d - candidates
nEnisGsssslsA
asw.Yssk. a-Kl Dspassansato
u Essss rsAass b Nlitss atl aPssy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21
AMOR A La PATRIA,

A Ia sombra del catolfcismo. re-,
cibio siempre Puerto. Rico los bic
mes cue hoy goza, bajo el mando
de los Generates que le han gober.
nado en- nombre de la religioss
Espa1a.
Y en- este han de reparar les que
quiza mejor que Otros cnmprendan
el bien que trae a un pueblo nues.
ira santa religion, y los ejemplos
que SON para 81 tan preciosos, GUAM
do emanan de la superior autoridad
que le rige.
En este es justo que repare- el
pueblo puertorriqueno, leal desde
que existe 4 la madre patria, Y 70.
cibiendo de ella el catolicismo uua
le han legado siempre sus ilustres
hijos.
En este han de pensar, cuantos
se interesan por el porvenir de esta
terra, y cuantos en- ella goxan las
delicias de Ia fe, nunca transigen-
to con las sectas, y siempre email.
teciendo el catolicismo, que han
honrado de continue las creencias
de este oristiaao suelo.
Pueblos del mundo, ponderados
en- otros sentidos, por sus grande-
zas, no pueden contar igual fortuna,
y es justo gozarse hoy en- estos bic
mes, : grato bendecir Ia man0 que
los ha sostenido siempre en- este
pals.
Aunque no anime, en- generates
t6rminos, q este sentimiento, la in.
credulidad de los tiempos, los bue-
nos hijos de este pals deben reco.
nocerle y amarle, como bien supre.
mo de 81.
Ell catolicismo es la vida de los
mejores pueblos, el origen de sus
dichosas costumbres cristianas, =
sin el orden que 6stas aseguran no
hay Di es possible que haya pros.
pera fortuna para ninguna socie-
dad.
Espaha di6 a Puerto Rico, desde
que existe, esta feliz ventura-gra-
cias q So cat6lico gobierno, ajeno
siempre al infujo maligno de las
sectas, merced & los ejemplos que
aquella naci6n recibi6 de reinas
tan ilustres y santas, como una
Isabel la Cat6lica-la mas graude
soberana que ha existido sobre la
terra.
7, aunque hoy no son los item.
pos tan gloriosos como los alcanz5
aquella catolica naci6n, nos queda-
ron sus ejemplos, que llenan como
q los buenos hijos de la memoEia
dulce su coraz6n, y esos ejempios
ha transmitido la religiosa Espaiia
al cristiano Puerto Rico.
Hay que amar asi & la patria
verdadera: cat6lica y cristiana an.
tes que todo.
La patria es el lugar del mundo
querido al coraz6n, donde odea la
bandera que nos cobija.
81 esta bendito por Ia misericor-
,dia de los cielos, sera el consuolo
de sus corazones.
81 no 10 cuoren las bendiciones
del Excelso, el coraz6n 90 ir& por
natural impulse & amar la terra
bendita por sus consuelos coles
tales.
Que nacimos todos, al fin, para
una comun patria, y Ia patria YER
dadera de todos los nacido. 90 el
cielo.
II. q. Dc n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21

ignorancia y la desidia de gobier-
nos y gobernados ofuscados en-
teorias absurdas.
El hombre puede llegar & saber
mucho, y a tener mas de 10 que ne
cesita, pero no puede ser feliz nj
vivir en- paz mucho tempo, 81 no
toma & la Naturaleza por modelo Y
SO ajusta a sus leyes.
81 desco1ocimiento 4 olvido de
ESQ es causa de muchos males.
Fr. Salichs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-21

Csc s1 ssAxssss DO IL swsrs :
AsA1 s~waws~1s. Aesm. o o.
smsa&s ssasxssma 80 ~ Lsa1sai
- Ms4ssAs
~sa&&As. NsxaewsAss A-ilcy -
swvsssaaa ~ AssAas sassnAA sAseaA
% anaA tM sasaavse ssFafstAslA
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-01
DAILY INDEPENDENT
! ssUEp EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS E1-
y cept-tt:
G. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Ono copy. one year-.:................ ...s1o 90
Oae copy. six lnon hs.....-. ............ OU
For any period nnler six months, ono dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Dellvcrea by carrier in Elko at 70 cents week.
ADVERTISING RATES.
viii be made ns low q. is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply at the Of
nee for terms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-22
Why a Drunken Man Escapes.
Scientific Journal


One sometimes sees a drunken man
pitched violently from a horse, and
|Shen the bystanders rush to find him
Gead, they are astonished to discover
!ll he has been little injured. In his
Seirambles Among the High Alps, "
Leslie stephen tells the story of a
guide who, while drunk, fell over a
Ppeclpice so deep that fall over it
seemed SEE almost certain death, and who
YET sustained little injury Stephen &C
cordlngly gives his readers the advice
elLher not to fall over a precipice. or to
get u, thoroughly drunk before doing so.
- Inc reason of this immunity is that
tLie nerve centers are so much paralyzed
81 f the drunken man as not to be af-
iocIeu oy the shock of the fall, which,
II, ~ d sober man, would have acted upon
a arell SO sc, violently as to stop the heart,
death. ''ii0' "a ''"o ITO '''i1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-22
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
TIE PRISONER OF THE BASTILE.
s.o.ocv the One Au.Important Matter
Passing the Sentinels.
TIE Gentleman's Ma ~azine.l

eorecv the One Au-AmporGShC NAHICOE
Passing the Sentinels.
Tile Gentlemans Ma ~azine.l
Under the ancient monarchy in France
,ooracv was the one all-important mat
lsr whenever prisoners of state were
oanoprned To them the Bastile was as
sIqpt as the grave so long as they were
inside its walls. The orders for i'm
nr1sonment were eiven by lettres de
4 farbpt and these were scrutiniZed with
the greatest care. he lettre de cachet
was in fact a letter signed with the
Lings SEAL and containing an order
from him, but the orders that have come
most frequently to our notice were
orders for Imprisonment.
Those that related to the Bastile had
to be signed first by the king, afterward
by a minister. At the bottom of the
order the governor signed
receipt. And in nearly every
case before the arrival of the
prisoner. the governor had already
8 rceyed Instructions to enter in the
register his name, the cause for his ar
rest, and by whose order the arrest had
been made. Mess these preliminary
rues had been observed entrance into
the castle was forbidden.
10 effect the arrest either force or
cunning was the means usually EN-
plOyed, for it was above all things nee
eSsary to avoid publicity An O1icer
touched the shoulder of the man whom
he was about TO make prisoner with
white wand and ordered him in the
kings name to follow. esistance was
not often shown, for all knew that It
would be Intellectual A carriage was
kept in readiness, or when that was not
possible the first vehicle that could be
found was seized-again in the king S
name-and into that the prisoner was
made to enter, two or three officers sit
ting beside him
Before opening the gates of the Bias
tile the first sentinel cried, "Qui Viye"
The chief escort answered, ''Ordre du
rOi" a subaltern of the guard inside
the castle demanded to see the lettre de
Cachet Then he allowed the gates to
be Opened, and bell was tolied to warn
the officers inside. The kings lieuten-
ant and the captain in command of the
gates recei ed the prisoner in due form
as he aighted from his carriage.
De Eenneville-who was a political
prisoner in bastile during the latter
Years Of the reign of Louis XIV, and
who has left us a long though not al
ways trustworthy account of his I'M
prSonment and of his sutferings-says:
AT last we reached the dreaded spot.
IN entering, as soon as the sentinels
saw us. they put their caps before their
faces. | have since learned that they
observe this strange custom because it
Is forbidden them to look at the faces OF
The Prisoners
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-22
Very Long and VERY Pious.
lExchange.l

ton Inc address that Arabs place on let
i; ;eI ISIS IS very long and very pious. Here
D one on a letter sent to a writer in The
perlln Iagblatt: In the name of the
inercituI { cd, the benefcent. This writ
tfn8 Is from one who serves his Lord.
i i I'M, \, the son of X; and if God wills
S g VIII get into the hands of our friend
Pm: MuSa, the son of Hamdalla, the
nissan iboSslan' the Christian, in the city of
fam ''l"ce !! Iripoi, the illustrous, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-02-22
:" preserve Fruit in Good Condition.

dit faul{ has been kept in perfect con-
cott In ~ simply covering the jars with
nv 't tb oattlng. Putrefaction is caused
Goot IHe invisible creatures in the air,
thar UUAi ing the fruit expels these. and. as
tinSy t an not pass through cotton bat
An tne fruit thus protected will keen
prora idnQ .e period. Tvndall has
pass tbr .naC atmospheric germs can not
through layer of cotton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MINISTER'S STATEMENT.
I Expect to be Believed in all am
about 10 say write for the
good of others.

:" am now at an age when man should speak
the allotted term of three score years and ten and
having devoted my time in the pulpit impressing
lessons of wisdom to my fellows. Mine is a COM
mon story Of physical suffering and how L was
delivered from it; and my desire is to mention
the facts rs though no one were interested save
myself and those who may read these lines.
was long troubled with stubborn affection of
the kidneys and bladder. 1 had painful gravel
deposits, and at times enlargement of the pros
trate gland. Despite all the professional help
could get I grew steadily worse. In this
tremity first learned of DR.. David Kennedy's
Fayorite Remedy, made at Rondout, N 7. took
the wise course. 1 privately inquired into DR..
Kennedy's personal character and professional
standing at his home in Rondout, N. Y. The re-
suit was more than satisfactory. discovered him
to be highly educated and experienced physician
and surgeon, respected and trusted at home and
abroad-a man whose carer has been long and
open success. I bought bottle, however (the
price being only $1,000 taking nobody into my
confidence. The good effects cheered and EN-
clear directions; and now want to make known
the good it has done me- The disease has relaxed
its hold and l look forward to spending the
balance of my life free from bodily torture, and
with heart grateful for the medicine which
affords me SO pleasant prospect" Rev. S. c.
Chandler, Lebanon Springs, N. Y. IA,
&c NJ. I. Drug Department. Agents, sa
Lake City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
Personals.

E. G. WHEELER. of Chicago, is in the
city.
H. Bamberger, of Salt Lake City, is
in town.
L. LEHMAN, of San Francisco, soped
off here yesterday.
J. G. RUSSELL. of Washington, D. c.,
is still in the city.
@. W. POWERS came Up from SAT-
Lake City yesterday.
G. G. DUDLEY is another Chicago
gentleman now in the Junction CITY.
VAN A. WALLACE, the silk dealer. is
stopping in the city. He halls from
Chicago.
A. II. SWAN, James Mcintosh, James
Watson and W. w. Bishop left last
evening for Bingham Canyon to look
ever the new purchase of the mining
company.
r. T. CULLEN, the genial agent of the
Soap Bubble Company, was In town
yesterday making arrangements for the
presentation of that comedy here on
the Doth inst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. Il is the
most easily taken, and the most effect
i've remedy known to Cleanse che Sys-
tenn when bilious or costivc; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and FeYers; to Cure
Habltuai Constipation, Indigestion,
PILES, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, San
francisco, Cal: For sale Ill 90 cent and
81 bottles By all leading druggists. A.C.
S-Eisio IL Co.. agents. Salt Lake. ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
Police Court.

John Doe was found drunk on Main
Street yesterday and got $40. AS he
had no money to pay he will lanouish.
John Williams was found drunk and
using obscene language at the depot he
was fined $40, and committed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
O O. D z ~ .

We are at all times glad to receive COM
munications from correspondents on topics
OF public interest, which should be adj
dressed to our branch Office, and be accom-
panied by the name of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but as guaran-
tee of good faith"
Subscribers viii oblige by promptly mott
flying this Office of any failure in the de-
ivery of this paper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-23
THURSDAY August %. 1888
Briefs.

THE Chamber of Commerce are exert
ing every muscle to raise the necessary
funds to secure packing house for this
place.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-26
steam Making.

When water once begins 10 boil i is
inpossibIe 10 raise It's tenn PC nature any
hlrher all excess of heat u absorbed
bv the escaping so called latent heat,
and Is given out again when II conden>.s.
We often speak OF seeing the steam
escaping from the spout of a kettle. r1t
this is incorr.c Ct steam i an invisioie
vapor. and we can no more sec IT than
". can air. Nha' We do see are the
minute drops If water int" which the
steam condenses on coming into the r" i
ar II We boil water IN glass f1ass.
we shall notice that nothing eau be seen
on the interior. aud by Observing fhe
steam escaping from . ke''l" uc shail
notice .ha, there Is quite distance fe
tween the end of the spou' and the pom
where the clowi becomes visible III
cloud of steam is Of exactly The Same
nature a. tn. clouds which float III tbs
skv. and which are formed hy the con
densa,lon in the cool upper regions II M
seam and aqueous Tapor present IN IN
eir.-. .sar-t4 Inlee
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-05-26
THEFT- OF The MORNING.


The carry death Of q yon'F was frequently
ca ed IN poefic irgn1ge 4 scznre or hei, By
Aurora
Rlnd rs the Morning, mother Of the stars
And If the winds that usher in the dav'
Ere her light fingers slide the eastern bars,
A nette1 snare before her footsteps lay
Pre- the paie roses If the mist he strewn:
Bind us the morning and restore our own,
With fer hare passed all things we held most
der
Most suh'l, guardAi from her amorou.
stealth
Ne nothing gathered toilng year by year
But she hath claimed it for increase Of
wealth
our gems make bright her crown, incrust
her throne
Bind us the Morning, and restore ou, own,
Where are they gone who round our mvrtles
ci bent the 2'res' rich f.uitage 70 our
hands.
Or breathed deep song from out the laurels
She drew them TO her. who can slack the
band,
What nre eh" usel, what tolls was never
Bind lls the Nornine-and restore our own,
tn6nCh that for her sake Orion died
siam hy the silver archer Of the sky
hat lhons prince amid her splendor, wide
Lies chained by age, nor wins his praya,
to die
Enough but hark our captive love. make
Bind Us the Morning and restore onr own,
We hav" baheld them whom we lost If old
Among her chorng Hours, in sorrow
bowed
A moment gleam their faces faint ond COLI
Through some high oriel window wreathe,
with cloud
or on the wind before her they are blown:
hlnh Us the Morning, and restore our own,
/ hey do her service at the noseless looms
hat weave the misty vesture of the hills
heif tears are drink to thirsting grass an,
blooms,
heir breath the darkling wood bird wake
and thrills
too they seek but far adrift arc thrown
Bind Us the Morning, and restore our own,
1ea, cry her Thief, from whore tie lph
doth break
o where 1t merges in the western deep,
II aught of ours she, startled, should fo,
sake
Such waits the waiting Night for ne vii
keep
bht stay not still pursue her, falsely flown
Bind us the Morning, and restore our own
Edith w. Thomas, IN the Centp,n