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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-05

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FORMULARIO Criminal, DC
| Abella
i I'D. Magistral, por Bouchardat
FISICA, por Ganot.
| TENEDURIA de Libros, DO
Oastafios.
Ell MATkIMONIO, por dol
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Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra , Geo
metria, por Oardfn.
FILOsOF1A, por Ell Padre Ce
fer,no.
GRAMATIOA FRANCEsA, DO
Ollendorff y Benot.
GRAMATIOA INGLESA, pol
POLO.-Oompendio de Latini.
dad.
LEY de EDjuiciamiento Civil,
por Reus.
EN Ell OCEANO, por Amicis.
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Owl
y Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, Dol
Romero.
CODIGO CIVIL. - Nueva edi.
ci6n Official reformada.
I'D. I'D. anotado por 10 Revista
de los Tribunales; contiene este O6.
digo Ia Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y la instruction para Ia
inscription de los matrimonios Ca
n6nicos en- ell Registro civil.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAS, Dor
d. Domingo r. Hernandez.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOs
O1VILES, por Abeila.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOs
ORIMINALES, por Abella.
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Oampoamor.
MORENO RsPINOsA - Geo
gratla.
aAVMAN.-Aritm6tica, Alge
bra, 0eOmetria y Trigonometrfa
FORNES.- Historic Universal,
RIERA Y TORTOSA.- Agri-
GJtura.
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
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..ANALISIS, por Vazquez Queipo.
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PONSON DU TERRAL.--Los pi.
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El captain de los psnitsntss ,sgros
3, tomos.
Las noches del bsrrio de Breda, / +.
MAese Rosinol, t.
Gk0GRAFIA UNIVERSAL, hsi.
%, politica , economies, pof Luis Gre.
goire, trad. de N. EetSvanez, 8 tonos
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3.s ilustrado con mas de- 800 ssabados
dibujados por Yam Dargsnt, Semsghi-
al, Girardet, Baron, etc. Tela con plan.
chas y cortes dorAdos.
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por Fensl5n. TraauCci6n castsllAna,
aumentadR con notas sobfs mitolo-
gia, geografia , historia. / tomo.
AklTMETIUA, (Tratade ds), POI
ION Juan Oortakar. Nuevn ediei6n
completa. torno en- s.. Tela.
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matica Francesa.
AMIGO dc los ninos, por sl Abate
Sabasier. Aumsntedo CON varias fxbu.
los como sn l8'. HolAndeas.
Trsducido, smpliAcsdo y adicionsdo
en- Ia parts de Eepsfia y Amesica, por
una socisdad de sscritores espa1oles ,
amricanos,-2 tomos en- g. de 40 pi-
ginas cada uno; tsscsrs edici6n, COZ
au nusvo suplemsnto.
Las tltimas Aventuras de RocamEo-
le, tom0e.
ia cusrds del shorcado, 3 tomos.
MONTEPLN.-La hla de Mxrga
rita, 9 tomds. q
Su Msjestad sl dinero, s tomos.
VICTOR HUG0.-Los Miserables
nueva edici6n, S tomoa.
1by Oristina, Valdemar DaAej
La Reina de Lac niaves.
El compahsro de viajs, etc.
III escarabajo, etc.
La ninfa de las aguas, stc.
III hijo del milagro, etc.
Los Eapatos coiorados.
Los asadoFea en- sopa.
La hiia del rsy del Limo.
Los cisnes sAivajes, etc.
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PASAJES INTEROOLONIALEs.
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Ia Oompahias como % vs en- 10 tarifa de
pasaies hace una importantisima reducci6n
{ los seEores empleados y odcialss del
E69cito On esta isla J sus famillas.
CoHDIoIoMms.
~ Valog d La monedaa oxtFanI0rAs sarA 0tAGc
pee Il AgsnciA, de- mAnsrA que II oompahiA rseiha
asmpEe q montants de lcs pAsAies dstea ea fran.
eca "a oQniYRlaat0 On RoRsda cerrlents al tirc
qus niA sn Il plaza n sxpsdiElce.
CONORsION1S,
Isaa Agsncia sxpids pasaiss Dc Ida , yusl.a sz
Lon Wales isroOoaialss, yAidcs por trss msasa cen
m 10 p$ Dc rshaiAi On Loo svGsaedHtioos, yAIdoa
poe IN Rho. con IN 81 p.S Dc rehaiA
A todA tAmiliR cuyu pasAis cumpute 81 MoatAnte
g pasAies Dc cAuarA, % ls coHSsdsrk ma rsbaia
uns miEna perueaa tAmilIa no pusds tensr de.
rscho II va las dea eonceHenea Aates seAalAdAs
Lee Aifoa nsaorss Do . amos irAa gratisj de Z
Akos pagarAa In cnAEta paris ds FAsais; Dc II
tIafarkn paaaie entsre. OuAlde ma fsnilIa tsngs
varies nhea meRcrsa Do tres aAos solo me lEA grA
IL. los dsnAa paEarkA IN euAFto Dc pasais.
RAsAJKs IN CRIADOs.
Lcs psseies para loa cFIsdes con dsstize al EaVrs
ssrkR Do frances Sees
HAMYRg1
Lea sonOcimIsAtoa Do eArgA deben ssE pesasata.
dea On In Agsncia con la dsbidA sAtslaci6n, no 3D.
niitndGss lcs que tEAiGsa selos sa lzgaE Do GrmAs
Para toda clAsa do infornss diEigfa' 81 Agents
prinsipAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-05
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NMW IELECTe aUE u HCsHs0.
Al PuBLIcO.

Asshsn DO rscibisas, en- In tisnda La
Dni6n Oasssllane, Dc Manual Lueng o
Tstuan so, , IN ID de- Gnillsfmo Gar
-. gan JosS nhm. /, loa magniAeoa y
ae1eaiiaddsI svia0a tfntos 2 blanGo as
Rnsaa ! Taro (OassD s),yas dstallan
c. hpfaIlaa, gArfaionsa. anastea = me-
s plpaa, psseiea ssDysnsieaalsss
Ifngaae en eusnkA aaa las altsdhe
.lsnsse sen Iaa fnis6 aus rseibsnl tan
1aalsltas siaas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-05
Sc VEN DEN

0N V LIN A%G4N
todos los muebles de una casa;
hay "a ropero de luna, un cOcbs
y an caballo.
IEfcfmafAn, dc sAS, sodas lee
arde1, On 81 pabell6n ndmero 8,
pisa as del Cuaetal do nalIalA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-05
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(l) Trasborda al sogrso salido de
sAntandsr 81 20 ID eargA para Habana
, Msllco.
(25 Pnsrto.Limdn sssirvs pos traS-
boFdo.
(s) Trashnrda b carga para 81 Me-
ditsrrkneo sspsholA ! IN vapor de Ia
COmpAnis.
(4) La caRga para Geneva qusda
. bogdo del xapcr que IL llsvsr& dssde
Mavfs, donds tomarA AdemAs 10 que
habisndc .iGo, D, epei6n al Hayre Ses
dsatinada { Italia. La peradA en- ell
HAyse se iimitsrA d tempo absolnta-
nsnts necelario para Las operacionss
Dc dsscarga J habiIitaci6n del buque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-05

Para otros detalles 1irigirse q
los Sres. White GEM & Co.,, de
Liverpool, 8 d sus consignatarios
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
sOBRINOs DE EzQUIAGA.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

The EVANSVILLE RoUTE' will sell tickets
from Chicago and all stations on Its lines.
on Sept and 20 aud Oct. Ia, at rate OF one
fare for the round trip, To points IN Ala
bama. Arkansas. Florida, Georgia, Louis
lana, Mississippi. Tennessee and Texas.
Tickets will be good for return passage 80
days from date Of sale. Solid trains are run
from Chicago through 10 Nashville, where
connections are made I'm the Union Depot
for through trains running 10 every city OF
any Importance In the South.
The great advances now being made In
many parts OF the South, the developing OF
its vast agricultural and mining resources,
the rapid increase Of population In numerous
localities, the continual coming into exist
ence OF new cepters of population and man
ufaoture in hitherto neglected territory,
have attracted thousands bent on specula-
tion, investment and the establishing OF
themselves In business I'm prosperous com
munities. People OF the East have appar-
emily realized more fully these advantages
and Ia acquaint people OF the Northwest
with the opportunities offered these very
low rates have been inaugurated.
Fer pamphlets descriptive OF the South OF
information as TO rates or tickets, address
WILLIAM HILL. General Passenger and Tick
ct Agent e. and Il. L. Il. r.. Chicago.
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tect the gamester's thumb-marks on
the ace of clubs, his ear trained deli
catelv. his hands soft as velvet, yet
capable of giant effort, so that he could
clasp diamond bracelet on lady's
wrists as nicely as he would close steel
handouts over felon's hands. He
must he a draughtsmant mechanic,
an expert in the use Of dangerous ex-
plosives. His kit of tools he cannot
buy. Many of his jimmies must he
self-constructed or wrought piece by
piece, and his drills must be secured
with caution. for the mere possession
of burglars tools is considered a
felony. Some time since, a Chicago
craftsman was arrested with the finest
kit of tools ever captured In that city.
They comprised a marvel of beauty,
utility, and compactness. There were
sectional jimmies or crowbars, so made
that in separate pieces they could be
carried in vest pockets. There were
drills of the finest temper and manu-
facture, steel saws and chisels that
cost many hundreds of dollars, mutfied
hooks attached TO ropes to cross from
roof 10 roof. and a steel and silk ladder
a hundred feet long. and yet so com
pact that ii could be hidden in coat
sleeve. There was. too. five hundred
dollars worth OF dynamite, the burglar
having broken into powder-house to
secure it. When arrested, lac claimed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

they usually lodge at the hotel where
they operate. they are rarely suspect
ed. Their kit of tools is simple one,
and its contents are given in the ac-
compaEving cut. No. l is known as
the WILDLY" This instrument, run
. through key or gimiet-hole. can
throw back any mortise spring or
sliding bolt IN use. It viii operate the
finest night-latch. No. 2 is usod on
sliding bolts only. No. 3 catches the
bolt No. 4 nips the KEY. For many
years hotels were robbed and no trace
left of the method OF theft. A lock
expert finally solved the problem. The
burglar used a pair of nippers to turn
the key. This unfastened the lock
and the key was pushed out. The
annexed cut shows the key in the act
of falling The WILDLY" was then run
through the key-hole under the bolt,
and its string caught the knob of the
bolt and lifted IL mp, as shown by the
dotted lines. After the knob was
lifted a single motion of the
wire shot the bolt, and the
door was opened The booty
was then secured, and the burglar
adjusted KEY and bolt, so that from the
outside. with nippers and wire, he both
rebolted and relocked the door, leav-
ing no trace of his operations. The
second illustration shows how the
double notebook is operated through
a gimlet hole. Chain-bolts that admit
a space sufficient to reach in an arm
are operated as shown in the two ac-
companying cuts. The burglar bores
hole through the door, inserts wire,
reaches in, fastens it, and draws the
bolt from place. All this requires
practice and skill. but no lock has yet
been devised that will keep out the
housed breaker when he has time and
opportunity to gain entrance to a room
and house.
The burglar is king in his pro-
fession. He NAV be a graduate from
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others OF their ilk have given place TO
vulgar, brutal thugs who are as cow
ardly as they are ungallant The hu-
man scale of courage and originality
in this class of crime seems tC be de-
scending one as civilization advances
Gentleman Jack deserved the moose,
but he relieved rich aldermen of their
plethoric purses to bestow them on
the poor, and the world admires while
1T deplores. Nowadays. the rubber
booted bully who turks in dark alleys
with a cudgel has neither humanity
nor motive for his crime, except a
sordid one, and the pickpocket is quite
as coarse and cruel. 1t is only where
science anG invention have intruded
that crime shows genius, and the
house breaker of the present is an
artist in his line.
There are two classes of burglars
house-breakers and safe-blowers. In
slang parlanee, the former Cracks n
crib" the latter bursts a gopher"
The one may be sneak-thief and a
very ordinary criminal, but the other is
almost always a man of some educa-
ton, heaps of patience and pluck, and
gentleman in appearance and envl-
ronment when at leisure. The house
breaker deserves only limited atten-
tion, for the public are fully familiar
with his methods of operation. Witha
case-knife he prizes open a window
catch, with pair of nippers he turns
kew in lock, with a wire he opens a
keyless lock. with jimmy he prizes
open a bolted door, or smashes panel,
or climbs trellis or ladder to the I'M
protected upper window of house
T<ese methods are common and EASY
Once a burglar "spots" n house, he
generally manages to force an en-
trance, no matter what barriers may
oppose his progress, and only an elee-
trio door mat. connected with alarm
bells, or wakeful host prevent his
chloroforming and robbing his victims.
Hotel thieves are more adept, eau
tious, and take more risks. Their re-
wards come rich and quickly, and as
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27
A Regular Topsy.

She was the blacklist aud brightest Of
little darby girls, "A regular Topsy, only
IL years old, who washed the dishes,
swept the floors and did all sorts of odd
Jobs for Maine household-and when
she wasn't otherwise occupied, caught
flies. One of the ladies had cake in
the oven and cautioned the little wcnch
not 10 bang the doors as she had been
doing. telling her she would cause the
cake To fall. Shortly afterwards they
noticed that 'Ginny seemed TO have lost
her voice and confined her talk TO
whispers
"Why In the world are you whispering
at such rate, 'Ginny? Why don't you
speak up?" asked the mistress.
"Cause Use 'fraid Missy Ellen's cakell
fall" the chick answered, as quick as a
Gash.-LctristOu Journal
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that the drills were for use in mining.
and the ladders were mere frees
capes. and he actually got free of the
charge of having burglars implements
an his possession.
The modus operaudi of safe-bur-
glarv is easily described. The safe is
spotted" and the store where it is
located is watched closely for several
days and nights. Having left a man
on watch for the police or other in
truders, the working burglars approach
the rear of the store. They either
force a door, or apply sheet of paper
covered with glue or molasses TO a
pane of glass in window. This
smashes in without noi>e. Once in
side, they begin operations by boring
hole in the safe above the knob, or
they putty up the cracks about the
door. and with bellows blow the
powder inside the safe. Where dvna-
mite is applied, the dualine brand is
used, small piece being employed,
then a fuse is attached, a couple of
wet blankets tied around the safe TO
deaden the noise of the explosion, the
fuse is iguited, and the burglars with
draw TO safe spot. Usually, the safe
door is blown clear across the room.
The safe is then riAed. and the cracks
men retire with their booty.
Perhaps the most dreaded and
dangerous implement ever devised
for burglarious purposes is the
drag. This instrument was operated
on the prin ciple of jack-screw. 1t
would be clampel upon safe. AID
caild could turn the crank that drove
four expanding arms OF steel into q
hole in the safe, tearing lining, plates,
and all to shapeless mass in an ex-
ceedingiy brief space of time. 1t was
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A hearty grief is seldom expressed
in "ahs" and "ohs' and ALIASES. F"
Alas" is particularly Objectionable.
II is only mawkish, affected sentiment
alists who make use of it, says q writer
in the New York Ledger. 1t does not
belong to the vocabulary of the heart
One often meets with it in dramatic
literature, for it is of the stage. stacy.
When the heroine OF q tragedy is in
formed that somebody has poisoned or
put few inches of cold steel into her
lover, or brother, or papa, she shrieks,
swoons, and, on coming to a little,
"alas !" is generally her "cue"-the
keynote of tedious complimentary
notice of the virtues of the decease ed.
But we venture TO say that nobody ever
heard the exclamation from the lips
of a sincere mourner. "Helas !" from
which we derive our words, 10 be
sure, common enough ejaculation in
France, but then all the French world
is a stage, and all the men and women
more or less players. Even in his ex-
tremest misery, Frenchman is al
WAYS dramatic and when he dies a
violent death, either by his own hand
or ANYBODY clse's, it is usually in fifth
act style.
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noiseless. too and for time the police
were at loss TO guess how the work
was done, until one of these unique
implements was accidentally discov-
cred in the possession of burglar.
Time-locks which are so adjusted
that thev cannot he opened until a
specified time, and the new swinging
door safe have done much TO protect
banks. An almost impregnable safe
is now In use. l. has a door that Is
hingeless, which, when open, is swung
on Independent arms of steel. 1t has
rubber fanges. is made of some sixty
alternate plates of iron and steel
welded transverselv. and the burglar
bores through one plate only to break
his drill point on the next one. The
inside iron safe box is formed of con-
tinuous roll of steel that forms the
back of the safe, and air-proof and
fire-proof, il defies the burglar, unless
he has several days in which to force it.
Aside from the use of tools, the burg
lar can only rely on opening a safe or
vault by learning the combination.
This has been done by uncrewing the
disc and placing a piece Of paper
under it, the combination disc marking
the paper with circles: and also by APP
plying a fine needle to piece of wax,
and adjusting it to the disc. The
needle would scratch the surface of the
safe, and give a clue to the burglar.
1t has even been attempted to watch a
cashier open safe from across the
road through field glass of powerful
magnifying intensity, and thus learn
the combination
The real gsni,s. N this line. how
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Startling Di.cexerx.

The discovery by the Inhabitants Of . locality
hitherto unvisited by the psstiisnt scourgs OF
fever aud sgue that It exists ia their very midst
10 decidedly startling. Such discoveries are
made at every season In every part OF the Union.
subsequently,, when II is ascertained, as It in
variably 10 at such times. through the valuable
experience OF some one who has bsen benefited
aud cured. that Hostetter's stomach Bittters is
n thoroughly efficacious eradicator OF the ma
larisl poison, aud u means OF fortifying the
system against IL, feeling OF more security and
tranquility relgns throughout the whole neigh
borhood. Besides ihe feDrile forms OF malartil
disease, dumb sgue aud agne cake are removed
by the potent antit OF the Bitters 70 which
science also gives it's sanction remedy for
rheumatism, dyspepsia. constipation, liver
complaint. debility, kidney troubles, and all
diseases impairing the organs OF digestion aLd
aasllilatiuu
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27
Homn-ssekers, ExcursLon.

Take advantage OF the cheap excursions
offered by the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway TO points I'm Kansas. Ne
braska, Missouri. Arkansas. Indian Terri
tory, Texas. New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah,
Idaho. Minnesota. Northwestern Iowa. South
aud North Dakota, Montana, and Colorado,
at the low rate OF ONE FARE ron THE ROUND
TRIP. Tickets for these excursions win be
sold on Tuesdays, Sept @ and 20 and Oct.
IL, 1890. They are first-class and good
thirty days for return passage.
Ii you want To sec the country, or secure
"a home Ia the great West. don't neglect this
opportunity. BE sure that your ticket reads
via the c.. X. /. & = Ry., which has its own
lines 10 principal points in many OF the
above named States.
For rates and full particulars address
JNo. SEBASTIAN, q. 7. & Z. Agt., Chicago,
III
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

I'm ne mend
the consumptive who's not be-
rcft of Judgment and good sense.
He's taking DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. If taken in
time and given a fair trial, it viii
effect a cure. Consumption is
Lung-scrofula. For Scrofula, in its
myriad forms, and for all Liver,
Blood and Lung diseases, the 9" Dis
covery" is an unequalled remedy.
It's the only guaranteed one. If
it doesn't benefit or cure, you get
your money back. You only pay
for the good you get.
discovery" strengthens Weak
Lungs, and cures Splitting of Blood,
Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affec-
tions. Don't be fooled into taking
something else, said to be "just AZ
good" that the dealer may make .
larger profit. There's nothing at
all like the discovery" 1t con-
tains no alcohol to inebriate /; no
syrup or sugar to derange di-
gestion. As peculiar in it's cura-
tive effects as in it's composition
Equally good for adults or children.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

Two gentlemen we're looking at q
painting of a cornfield in France. q
typical French cornfield, in which
peoples shone out here aud there among
the corn. 1T remind ne" said one,
"of something Ralph Waldo Emerson
said to me when l was young man.
Il had told him that l was tireo out,
and was going away for a long rest
told him how intended to occupy my
leisure, spoke enthusiastically of my
prospective travels and out-of-door
sports. 1 could enjoy lifetime OF
such plans.
"He had listened with sympathetic
interest, but at my last remark some
thing in his face prompted me to ask,
You do not think those things a waste
of time, Mr.. EmersonY
No. he replied, oh, no; but the
POPPY should always grow in the corn
field.
In that exquisitely poetical phras e
the philosopher-poet and preacher
fixed the truth that work is the COM
plement, the fit and best accompani-
ment of recreation; the truth that in
spired another poet TO write:
REST Is not quitting the busy career;
Rest 10 the fitting OF self TO Its sphere"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

mine the combination numbers. A
large safe was once screwed up on a
pivot-center by burglar almost as
proficient, until the slightest vibration
In the street without would affect a
water level he had adjusted to the safe.
Then he manipulated the knob, caught
inside vibrations. guessed the comb
nation from the same, and opened the
safe.
Safe burglars are fewer recently
than in years past. Better police pro-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

A. X. Won MEkk, OF MOSCOW, and an
American citizen, ;. Schneider, have
started a company for the expectation Of
meat from Russia to England. A great
abbatoir has been built in Libau, whence
the meat will be transported directly TO
London in refrigerator steamers This
opens "a new prospect for the produce Of
the Russian farmer. Millions of cattle
are annually killed in that empire mere
ly for their hides, while there is no
market in the country for their meat.
The meat will be carried from the port
of Libau TO London in three days and
twelve hours.
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Teachable.

Correction, 10 be effective, should be
prompt, but not too prompt
Il is" began Tommy, when his
teacher interrupted him.
"That is wrong; you should say, 4
am.
Tommy accepted the rebuke with be-
coming docility, and continued: 81 am
the ninth letter of the alphabet. -
HnrDcr'S B0zaT
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-08-27

THE Noroye Vremyd is informed that
several societies agitate the project OF
petitiOning the Government for laws by
which the number of foreign laborers in
Russian factories shall be diminished.
This, the paper says. would be a great
benefit for the Russian laborer, who
cannot compete with the foreigner either
in skill or in the ability TO economic
time
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lection and trusted watchmen defeat
the criminals, and chilled steel plates
and hingeless doors demand time and
risk which the burglars would rathor
devote to train or bank robberies.
WELDON j. COBB.
CHICAGO, III.
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HE burglar of yes
terday is not the
burglar of to-day
the highway rob
Der of Hounslow
Heath is not the
footpad of the pres
ent age. L h e r G
has been a deterio-
ration with the lat
ter, and the bril-
liant and dashing
J ack Sheppards,
Dick Turpins, ard