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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30
AMIGOS DE ToD0s
PILDORlS HOLLOWAY.

Ailleaes do psrseaas, On tedas Iss partaa
manoe, rnoemisndaR diohas PiIderaa cons
~ @RSlsr rossaarative do Ii sAIud que . coaosa
4n1s cslaA todas laa afsccIenss del caraada
neI nigado, del sst6mago, do los riaenaa
Ies ints.saRss, y remaavan IL aarimenls.
nstslsaoia y IL sardialgia, axpuIsanda A
saa9ra tsda Impxrsaa, kerfaleciende eamnIa
amens q aistsma Asrviese danda a go
sdabls 10 srgaaizssl6a general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30
GEOCRAFIA!
ASTRONOMICAL Z P01tT1OA
bI EllIl I sos PesHIeIE UlfllllllTll

Ohsa dsclArAda dc tsxto para lss
ssuslaa do ssta provineiA D. 1disl6h
Dc vsnta On 10 Imprsnta dol BoLse
70.
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Es e. MAS BARATO.
NiElinl d \ DlCSlnl CIHIin
ssspsssts ~ q Psars Rsps.A..

1sxto para las Nseuslaa 4, i. r.,.
as Pusfto-Rieo ssgin Dserakn A 81
1xemo. I Limo. Hl. Obigpo - $50 y.
Dt6eesls D. Juan Antonio Fuie !. "a
g DieiamhEs % 1880 J puhIsaio = =
q Bslssta kslssidstiee sn l.s IA -. -
do 1881, que dice "a,
"DsseandO lAcilitar, ssa,sn m ,r...
saneiA Eequisra, d aaquinlsi6n - 81 "A. ~
tssismo d = Doetrina Orirtisns I 80 y
elsse @ rassonsa, vsninos = dssis,. y.
fAmbisn dc tsxto para Il Dl6essisssss. 6sss
sntigna y popular Oatseisme ~ ~ :
! !hipAlaa qaa I pssar a u rs1..;s.. 81. s
lam.n, soinprsnds "a sus ssS.ssSls.v s1ao vos J.
eoneiasa pfsguntas J raaDnealas i
- kpda q i ensa6ansa eafSIs.sa. = - 20
AlsAao 4 II W d inmea. $3.50. 49,. iseA
assas pol auiAnmo praelo aI -.
- aamilias p0hfa1n %
Pnncl'o.a shsvos mo, as 4. -.
~ $3.50 eks. gFAeas, Nuses
es vsnss y i IMPasnsA -.
ng RARMk Y LaMRnnlA 1sl IN, VI
NANEst FepsAlsss - - = ~
aesaALaA KaHT, Ese.- = II II 80
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SlNO DE QUlRluIh
8 1.ABAHRA0LE

"a NJ aprohado por la Academia
SSysSSs5@O de Medicina de Paris es eli
fas1men, Ia condensation de t0dos los
principles activos de la quina. AIggnos
vTamos de QainiHm producer Ell mismo
efsctO que mschos kiIos de QHina >
tRebiques, prof de Ia Escusla de fa--
nkcia de Paris.
Despves Dc hGbsr bSscado duraatH
lcrgo tssmpo wn t6ssico podsrosc, 10 he
ssseontrado en Vwestro Quiniun, al caal
eossidero como el lreparGdor por ercelenciG
9s Eas eonstitueio,sss GgotadGs.
Dr. CABARET
sE1 Vino de 0uiriunn
de EAabaETaQue es Ell nads itiI
eomplemsnto DE- Ia Quis,in0 en- eI tratG-
asieato de las CGlentxrGs isatermiteH!cs
SHs efscsos SON p0rticssldrmente de notaT
sn iGa cn1snsaTas astiguas de accesa sn
Ia edqGeriG pGIadiod. ,
Prof RoUcHARDAT
Sc vgnde "a toAas las farmAcias. en- ParF
= Fna &Ae0b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30
BOletiQ Nercantil De PuePtO-Ric0.

PERIODICO CONsAGRADO
LA DEFEHSA De LOS IE9ERESS EACIOEALES RI ARgRTCJ
oRsAEo Los PlaOEEs icoEDICIOElEE n PTOfgIg0.
CoNDEClONEs GENERATES acordadas por Ii Director
para toda clase de rsmitldos snuDcos.
a Pudac6n de los msdo De cOarasOs rrsos
vencionales que determinaran loa msm0s
Los rsmidCs gacHl.s dbsn sen autOzadOs
nra del Ao quien ssum reapnsabdad d.
mas con IL de persons Responsible Dc "a pago
Los orgnss de conupicso itdos gacsas snuacOs ssn
dsvueltos n pubhQun
Il eolunna Gel ps6deo eOnddedA por esnsis
lds srgo -
anunanss no sndrs dscho sgt eoumna ds.snnada para
DC us anuncos IN do dessaTo nceda
Ii0 pS sobfe sl preco de tarfA
ara una bonfcacion de 10 pS sohre los precios Dc A
anune.nts ba IN ps6do Dc cada ndo IN
viAra . primer ndmsrc
Para os suscrptoFsH del BOLz ne de- gaes eomucaao
rsmitao secc6n correspondence 1ias esxtsves
Los nscporss tendr&n % 10 hOuacsc6n po -
esilas eomunicados Esmihaos
suscripcCnes snurc racstna reiso eonun
eAaos snicrado.
por mpsvsta dase d r 81 psr6deo smporamsns
anuneans rasgado aspubon como que hublsan
asiado do sair.
TariHa para In publicacion dc anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30

L. CIENOIA DIN TENEDURIA D1
LIBROS stnplihcada por Ia aplloaclon 4,
INA rsgla Il taNbls para acsrtar el deadel
= sI aaresdol, aCOmpahada Do nnmsFcs0a
siemplos do oEloRlos msFeantiles, por c
q. Marsh, traaRsido Dc Ii 80: sdielcn n
glssa por A. O. Bssk, baio ID innsaists
snpssai6n dol aRtor. On tono elsgante.
ments snsHadsrnado ss-sS en ID In
Sel nolstim,
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e. MAESTRO De INELES,

80 acAban do recibir ejemplares
do IL Ultima sdici6n publicada On
Nsw-Yofk On II Imprenta de.
Box1Rm MSRcAm1TI { e3-ko.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30
ENCUADERNACION.
DEL '''BOLETlN KERCANTII,, >

Rn esta .secci6n de Ia casa, montada cor
'Odos los element0s necesarics v proyista ID
materiales de primera clase &c hacen encn.
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartons, pasta ca
panOla, piet de levante CON relieves. t,do ncr
tecto y precos reducidos.
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VI
:LlCOR R,,BREA; =;
!. Veg6tal )
D 1RI :
) Da. GONZALEZ !
. ode LA HABANAl :

Ounce Amos de 9xito Y mas ),
de Setenta Mil enfermos cura- 4
dos, algunos de una manera pro- 4
digiosa, son 10 mejor prueba para E
& demostrar que 81 kicOs BOks0-
e sssSc0 de BreG UegetGE del 4
j. OF. Gonzales es el que meior
II combate los Catarros cr6nicos, 8
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones q
abundAntes, Asma, Bronquitis y
demas Afecciones del tubo respi-
ratorio. Preserva de la Tisis, es
ttil en- los Catarros de Ia yejiga, d
d purifca Ia sangre de sus malos q
humores J tiene una accion t6nica -
Il sobre todo el organismo, de tai 4.
~ auerte que con su uso 30 abre el
81 apetito , se engorda.
2 Los enfermos cansados de tomar .x
II otras medicinas han recurrido al H.
II L2c01s de BTeG de GO1a- 81
sales, y su beneGco inHujo nan
fecuperado ell don mas precioso de
la vida, que o. Ia salud.
I'll pdblico no debe confundir el i
ktcOS' de BHea de Con-
sales, con otros compuestos que
%, &nuncian CON nombres pare
edos que no SON mas que imita-
clones sin a6cacia. Z
M LScoF De BFeW % uaads q
~ toSas iss Bosscos 0ersdssGdas y
Dc As IsIas Dc Cubd v b
PNsss Hisev Y h RepdON ONes d NEsteo.
De venta en- 10 Farnna~
r 0asnesmsty.
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ETlQuET As Ok CAR TU[IE1
Dn EKBARQUn.

ROxRqim 80
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CQKTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete do Libros ARE
gIados 4 los formularios puhlica.
dos por el Gobierro General.
Tmpresoa dc todas classes pars
los Municipios.
De vsnta en- q Imprenta del
B0Lx1xM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-30

4ste mafavilless hklsams sana .Sallhlam..
las hsEidas ARtlguas, Ian Ilagss. : - mala
40 Pisrnaa , dc peche. Per medic ds - n -
cia las alcsFaa viEalsatas tsman NV nrenta
~ aspeots esnyalscisats y desapasssai. IA
mA. de5ss este sRgxsats 4ariearnnts. a 49,
a.eif ana eara parfsGta de- Iaa afeooIanes de i.
miel, lsH eeRstipades, Ias tssss : 4 1890. - =
me, am asaads % ha aualads sn vaae =
dsa IsHdsmks remedies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

Prof Tucker. of An1over. limits to
original thinkers o. America % three
names: jonathan Elwarik Ren amin
Frankiin and NSshsniel Hawthorne
One o. the leading hynn-write-> q
the country Is Fannie J. Crosby. Of New
York. author o. tho popular hymn
s-Swec. Hour Of Prayer Miss Crosby
4 An invalid and has been blind from
birth.
DR. Murray. the Enzlish enryclopn-
dist has come 10 the conclusion that the
famous manrsr-ip. narrative Of tho
death Of John H2mp1en Is not the &c
Of the present century
Alfred East. celebrated artist. has
returned 70 England after trip around
the world He states that in Hasa
Japan he $40 : native poet reading
Tennysors in Nemo-izm.- which had
been done up in the tongue Of S1tsunA
Maurice. the lately deceased son %
George sand. Is said 70 have almost
lived a. tin-s in : pnppet taea,er. for
which he not only wro-e several pieces.
but FOR which he made and dressed the
puppets painted the scenery. knd played
the parts
The memorial Of the late J. r. BOT.
tomley Firth Is 10 tzks the form Of :
Book Fund 20 Be devoted 70 the dis
triburion OF works on social economics
and similar topics throughout the vari-
Gus public Eorkmen-s and school IL
b-aries OF London
PROF Hubert Herkomer Is = painter.
etcher. engrzyer. woodc1rver. iron
smith, founder OF great ART school
civil engineer. an z-chitecr and decora-
TOR. = magazine contributor. = Play
wright > musical composer. = singer,
actor scenic painter and stage manager.
II Is further fact that what he does 10
does well
The late King Of Portugal vas very
friendly 20 all literary men, and took
much pride in his own literary work.
especially in his trznslari0ns from
Shakespeare He received the delegates
Of the International Literary Congress
when they went to Lisbon some yezrs
since. and entertained them very hand
someiy-
Edward Bellamy. author Of Look
ing Backward" and founder Of the Ma
tionaliss party Is described - : wiry-
looking man still in his fhirties- There
Are : few strands Of silver in his
dark hair. and his face Is illumined bra
pair Of brown eyes NJ Bellzny wzs
born in the little village % Chioopee
Falls. Mas, where he still lives
Charles Rezde attributed his con-
mind BY reading the Bible in the xzy
that Matthew Arnold recon nended u
be read As literature He had not
proceeded far until he found himself
wonderfully impressed and moved 70
emotion By certaiu literary qualities in
he Scriptures which seemed 70 him
nexpliczble on the theory that they
Kcrs merely human compositions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

bishop Ligatfoot The greatest givsG
- well ~ the greatest scholar on tho
English lench. has contributed 50. 00o
toward church extension since his ap-
pointment 70 the diocese Of Durham
Evangelical churchmcn in England
are terribly alarmed - the pro~pe~. - :
revival Of the monastic system in the
Anglican church. The subject will Be
discussed AZ the next session u convo-
cation
The oldest as well - the youngest
college feels the necessity Of constant
and great development Yale has Just
established new professorship Of in
struction in the English Bible and Hzr-
ward one Of PHYSIOLOGY.
The one hundred and txenty-third
anniversary ofthe founding OF Method
ism in America was celebrated lately
at the John Street Methodist Episcopal
church in New York. which stands on
the ground occupied By the first
Methodist church on this side Of the At
lantic.
The contributions OF Northern Pres
bytcrians for benevolent and missionary
causes averaged S3.3e per member in
1879. and in 1889 s.. So, or o. per cent
increase. The entire gifts. including
church expenses, have advanced ISL
per cent. from Sl437 per member in
1879 10 SITS in 1852
The Presbyterian church in Iowa
has never before had such prosperous
year IS last measured BY increase OF
numbers Three thousand and fifty
persons were received by confession.
and the net increase was 1855. In 1883
the net increase was thirteen only: and
the increase OF the five years-1s-s TO
1883, was not half the increase OF the
year just closed
I'm . description OF the new and
stately edificc Of the First Presbyterian
church Of St. Louis. the Globe Democrat
saws: The main auditorium is ,snked
BY coy retreats opening on and within
sight Of and hearing Of the pulpit. de-
signed as resting-place for the aged.
infirm and sick who are in need Of ad-
ditional comforts TO those provided for
the other members Of the congregation
Mr.. w. ii. Smith. the leader Of the
British House OF Commons, recently
built new church It Portsez a. cost
Of more than $4,000. He has no in
terest in the place whatever: but hap
pening 70 visit 1t for day on Govern
ment business. he noticed that it greatly
needed new church. Forthwith be
sent for the vicar and set the work in
progress. and until few days ago no
one but the vicar knew where all the
money came from
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17
HousToN's MARRIAGE.


The Tiss History Of the Pioneers Sep
Aration from His wife.
The lady OF his choice was esteemed
NJ match for . man Of Houston's high
position and brilliant prospects and the
union a. first seemed to bring the pair
all the happiness that had been pre-.
dicted for them. But at the end OF three
months the fabric Of fame and happi-
ness vanished. The bride suddenly 70
turned 10 her parents; the husband the
same day resigned his Goyernorship
and the next morning was on his way to
rejoin his friends. the Cherokecs. in
Western Arkansas No cause was as
signed for the separation; and it was
not till thirty-tive years later, when
husband and wife were in their graves.
that the mystery was explained. Thus
il was:
Houston. perceiving his young wife to
be unhappy. often pressed to learn the
reason. At length. divining the truth
by what he knew OF his wife's ante
nuptial experience. he declared to her
his belief that her heart was still set
upon former lover and that she did
not love her husband. She confessed
IL. and said that she had married in
moment Of pique against her lover and
had discovered the mistake and the
permanent feelings OF herself and her
lover only when 1t was too late. 1T is
not too late said Houston. generously.
lie renowned the marriage that must
be without either love or happiness.
telling his wife TO get : divorce and
marry her preference. Houston's &C.
count Of the affair was verified at the
time BY the fact that soon after the sep
aration the wife had taken his advice
and married her former fdnce.
During all the intervening wears
Houston had endured in silence the in.
furious theories which were abundantly
volunteered by his political enemies.
They ascribed both his matrimonial
fascs and his resort to Indian life to the
innate depravity and savagery OF his
nature; and they followed him into his
retirement with startling tales OF his
inceasing dcbauchery and worse than
savage debasemcnt. The world accept.
"a and 10 this day mostly believes this
INJURIOUS version that went so long un.
Coleman T. Bishop. in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

"iour fayoritc color. nj. said he.
20 We were married. and. like the
people In cLildren's story-books. ''lived
happy ever after
The only references 10 my husbands
past history that ever heard. outside
OF our home. was on one summer even.
ing. when Glanced 70 see two Of the
mill hands gathering biackberries on
the rocky side Of BALD mountain. Is our
pony carriage wound along the steep
road-the pony carriage that John a.
ways allowed me 70 drive for myself.
There's queer story" said one to
the other. that the famous craftsman,
Mad Mortimer, once hid month In this
very cave, behind these wild clemxtis
trails, that time the New York detect
Ives were hunting him for tho Bigley
bank case. lwasn's living there then,
but I've often heard OF it,"
80 have J." said the ether. ssBut
didn't know that was the place. Plucky
fellow. wasn't he: BY the way, how
did y all end? They freed him At last,
didn't they?-
Mot they. Came pretty near it. up
In Maine, but he gave EN- the slip. once
for ALL
Give them the slip? How?~
Didn't you never heare Rode Of a
precipice, forty feet high. with his load
Cd revolver in his hand. just as they
were chuckling to think OF tho reward
they We're going 70 got. BODY never was
recovered. And that was the and ~
Mad Mortimer He died As he had lived
clear grit to the end"
Mamma. do stop Fox . minuter'
cried my little boy. breathlessly. LET
me look AZ the cave where the robber
1rief hid from his enemies. Only one
minute, mamma
Presently he came back. painting.
such jolly deep cave said he.
but shouldn't think man could hide
there month, should you?"
NO" answered. abscntly. II should
not think he could. Saturday Night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17
DELICIOUS CAKES.


HAD Best lie Made.
Black Cake.-Two pounds or -four
two pounds Of sugar. pound and hal,
OF butter. eighteen eggs. two pounds Of
raisins. two pounds Of currants. a pound
and half OF citron. two tcaspoonfuls
each Of cinnamon. nutmeg. cloves
and white ginger. glass Of brandy. a
teaspocnful Of baking powder and cup
Of cream: mix all the ingredients. pour
in large pan and bake i've hours
White Fruit Cake. Cream one pound
Of sugar and butter together. sift in .
pound Of -four with two teaspoons OF
baking powder. add one pound OF
bianched almonds. two pounds OF
chopped citron. one grato. cocoanut and
the stifhy -beaten whites OF sixteen eggs.
Bake in moderate oven. Ice with
cocoanut icing.
Almond Cake.-Beat four ounces Of
butter and three Of sugar together with
The yelks Of four eggs. sift in four ounces
Of flour. and . teaspoonful OF orange
hour water, the grated rind Of half
lemon with the well-beaten whites OF
Tour eggs; I'll, little buttered molds with
the mixture. cover the top thickly with
split almonds, sift over powdered sugar
and bake half an hour in moderate
oven.
Queen Of Cake.-For white part: Take
half pound Of sugar. two tablespoon
suls Of butter, half pound OF -four. the
whites Of six eggs, two teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder. one grated cocoanut,
half pound Of citron chopped fine. one
pound Of blanched almonds, cut very
thin Bake in three jelly-cake pans.
For dark part: Take half . pound OF
sugar, quarter Of pound Of butter,
half pound OF -four. two teaspoonfuls
'f baking powder. yelks Of six eggs. beat
we'll together and add half pound OF
'eeded raisins. half pound Of currants.
quarter Of pound each OF chopped
'itron and figs, half an ounce each OF
yround cloves, mace and allspicc. with !
gIass Of wine or brandy. Bake in Jelly
'anA Mako an icing. to which add 4
'alf cup each Of grated cocoanut and
minced almonds. Spread on the ton OF
ach layer, and put together alternately
be black and white. Ice the top with
lain icing. louisville Courier Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

In the Ukraine, Russia, the maiden Il
tho one that does all the counting.
When she falls in love with = man she
goes to his house and tells him the state
Of her feelings. II he reciprocates all il
we'll, and formal marriage il duly
arranged II, however. he is unwilling.
she remains there, hoping 70 COAX him
into better mind The poor fellow
can not treat her with the least dis
courtesy or turn her out. for her friends
would be sure TO avengc the insult His
best chance. therefore. II he is peally de-
termined that be won't. il 70 leave his
home and stay away . long zs she il in
y. This Is certainly . peculiar way Of
turning man out o. house and home.
On the isthmus Of Darien either sex en-
40 the counting, with the natural result
that almost every body gets married.
There Is not quite the same chance
where the girl has to hide the notions
o. . hcsitating Or bashful swain. -I.ou-
don TimcA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17
~ UMBRELLAS PLANT.


ence = burden.
II think this is crowding the mourners
trifie too far. Rain, rain. rain.
haven't had q day of for six months and
here II goes again. just hear ii ripping
up the shingles and hanging At the win
dow II rains every day. even on Sum
days But, thank goodness. don't have
to 60 to church when il rains. and that's
some comfort Rheumatism, I should
say so. Every rib in me aches. and con-
sidering the number Of them that are
broken the wonder is that / am alive 70
tell it. Even the rack in the hall where
am thrust dripping wet every night
has 'crick' in its back.
This outdoor life will be the death
OF me yet. am sure. And yet no one
seems to care continental diameter
for what becomes Of me. Office work is
what agrees best with mc-somethinR
quiet and sedentary-butit it's mighty lit
tie Of il ! get to do. Sometimes come
into the Office drenched to the skin and
before am half dry some loafer comes
in and borrows me- wish some patriot
would have : law passed making il =
then nerhans ~o,,S 49,. = shs ,' -. 80
nv whit. ala Tha-. -.',,s - 4,
mighty sight OF justice in such : La.
because the man who borrows your um-
brella virtually steals it anyhow. and
therefore would richly deserve his fate.
a. al sorts - we.ths~ 90 .sh. ~.
the verv time men I 80, rsaa-Ps,
the most Tb.se hirh .S;ras 49, -.
rible. onlv ves.er1.r ! - ..r-s. -.
a ! vind-s,o,r, .r5 1890 - 80
ont before : wh y $50, ~, - 800 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

Horrible Dream Of Youth who was To-
Fond Of Chicago Mince-PIe.
''Merciful powers. Miss Keystone
the rope that held the balloon hal
broken, We are adrift.'
"a Shrek, rs there no help, Mr.
Spoonamore?"
/ None. Monet"
mo way Of escape?"
| None
| Have you no resources whatever?-
| Despairingly.D "A ten-ride ticket to
Hyde Park. $50 in cash. = receipted
gas-bill. and corkscrcw.r
| Infringing her hands.) I'm what
direction arc We moving?-
with forced calmncss) miss Key
stone. can you bear : dreadful shock?-
what Is it' Quick! Are We over
the lake?"
.Worser'
twildly.) rs the balloon about 70
burst?-
Far worse. Miss Keystone, We arc
we are--I dare not tell you.'
tFrantically.) Keep me in suspense
no longer, sir"'
I'VE are moving straight toward st.
Louis."
A piercing shrek broke from the
pallid lips Of his companion in misery.
and before the young man could prevent
her she had flung herself over the side
Of the car and disappeared.
Even in that dreadful moment his
self-posscssion did not forsake him. He
stood erect. with heaving chest and
nostril. and took last, long.
unflinching look It the sun that shone
in cloudless glory overhead. With an
cxultant shout at the prospect OF an
and happy deliverancc from
the fate that threatened, he threw him
self from the car Of the balloon and
found himself moment later Il home
In his lonely bed. He had eaten too
much mince pie for supper. o. young
man. let this BE- . warning. Chicago
Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-17

wncr me twilight shades we're gathered.
a.d the evening star was bright.
mat between thc hour o. sunset
Ana he darker hours 81 night.
s,c,nexard coming from the city.
rrcu the city coming late.
rx.rv evening Who would meet me-
Greet me ~ the open gatef
when Inc days hard toll was over.
Ana lefs the smoky town.
~, he hard. paved streets and clamoF,
ror nv quiet country home;
s..f, ali work and cares behind me.
Homeward turning tho twas late
sure 70 ina there in the cleaning
.Son< on q the open gate.
standIng where the vines 81 summer
climbed the dear old-fashioned fence.
Eager listening for my footsteps.
Turning OF in half suspense
An. 10 me. the sweetest pleasure
when, on coming home 80 late.
Iwoud ind her watching. waiting.
standing IT the open gate.
MANY . summer twilight found us
Lingering. whispering. soft and low;
Lovers sflll. tho long united.
Mourning not some Long ago"
Happy hours. the glad home-comingi
~ was there. cen tho twas iatcs
Bani-h ali the days III humor'
N,m< ones II the open gate.
Many year has gone since Mary,
In the twilight. used 10 come
pown the lane ana through the shadows.
watching for my coming home.
Som oas <is<-a little darling
Fair haired. blue eyed nou will wait,
Calling Papa: papa: hurry"
swinging on the open gate.
Sometime omewhcrc--I shall see her,
shall ind my love again;
Sleeping not amongst the flowers,
Where 20 long her form has lain.
But beyond the twilight shadows.
sure my darling there will wait.
Watching Tor the long homecoming
Jus, inside the Heavenly Gate.
M Edith Yost. in City and Country.