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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
Subastas.
Pro videnciss judiciales.
AyuntsmieDtos.

Con mucha q .uencIa % 6tiu asoc ir &
emrleo de la cl . sofa dc alquitran dc haya
al aceite dc higado de bacaiao, en- cl traia
niento dc las afecciones de la larihge, de L.
bronquios, de los pulmones principalment,
en- las bronquitis cronieas en- los catarros
Esta asociacion presenta grandes ventajas
aun en- la ausencia de verdadera enfermedad
cuando solo Sc hace uso de ella con ell fi,
de torti6car I'M pecho debil, en- un tempera
mento delicado.
Essos dos medicamentos Sc encuentraD
veunidos en- las cdpsuIds de Berthe creosotd.
dds, en- las cuales Ia creosota de alquitr&n de
hAya Sc presenta en- disolucion en- un aceite
de higado de bacalao, particularmente reco.
mendable, pnesto que se obtiene por procs-
dimientos que son los inicos que han mere
edo Ia aprobaci6n de In Academia de RR-
dicina de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
MULLENHOFP 1 KORBRR

Admiten dep6sitos de Plata me-
jicana moneda cortiente de $1,000
IN adeiante, abonando sobre ellos
un inter6s de 4 por ciento annual, y
contormandOse los imponentes en-
dar aviso con 15 diae de anticipa-
ni6n cuand0 deseen reti,ar sus de-
p6sitos, Mullenhoff 8 Korber de-
posilarAn como garantia de los
respectivog dep6sltos CON ellos, ell
equivalente en- ore espahol, al tlpO
de 20 pOr cientC de premio, en-
nombre del imponente, en- comu.
nidad con ell de esta casa, en- el
Banco Espaiiol de estA Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
MEROADO DE La CAPITAL
AvInUa.
vap. esp. "cIudad dc caaIz. !,

vap. esp. "cIudad do cadlz.
Proce iepts de Ckdiz, ha aaIido
directamfnte para esta 81 dia 10
del corriente, seg6n felegrama re-
cabido por 81 c0nsiguataEiOt
vap. esp. GUIDO.
.Segdn telegrama re ihIdo poE
sus cOnsignatafiae, Sc 10 d 6Inn-
fla para 6sta, eI dia 8 d0I sorfief to.
OoDsignatarios, SobrinOs Dc E1.
quiaRa.
vap. esp. "ManuelIta Y Maria
Del 10 al 20 del corriente reoa.
lara & este puerto, proordente de
Santiago de Cuba, via Punce, Ma
ysgiiez y Aguadllla.
Oonsignatario, L. Duplace
vap. esp. PALENTINc.
Sali6 del dltimo puerto d. 4,
itinerario el dia z del cnreie te eon
destino 8 eta. Admitiri carra
| para los puUtos de su ruta hegfn
costumbre.
Oonsignatarios, Vijande 81 90.
vap. aIem. "Thurlnela.p
Procedent4 de st Thomas ,
Europa recalavS 4 tst.s puerto
del II al Is del corriente, = termi-
nadas sus operae.ones se9uirG
visje para Venezuela, via Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

On purgante que, por su aspecto
delicadO, su fofma seductora Y ST
deliciosO gusto, esta indicado pars
las stiioras, es Ia FrMtG Julien.
coBfite vegetal que obra con dul-
zurs, sin caussr c6licos, nj intlama-
clones, = ofrece la ventaja de n.
obligar 8 permanecer en- casa. e.
de eficacia reconocids en- las enfer-
nsedadss del est6magO y combste G. n
suerRia Ia predisposici6n & Ia jGque
% 7 la nsuralgia, tan comunes en- el
bello sexo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
MullenhO KOrber es%'s., Ss :sS.. I:.s... .. s,Y.
Csmbio de dnerc, casntas svGncss, Asss,
Venta do toda 'class dc oonsgnaoones
Aseguros maritmos. de vida y ncssdia
Agsntss dc Lloyds Londrsa Dc h Hamburg AmMie,
AL PUBLICO.

En- 10 noche del 3 de JUNO del
preseDte aio ha desaparecido de
la estancia de.don Juan Limo de la
Cruz, situada en- el barrio de Que
orada Inferno, del pueblo de
Trujillo alto: un potro alazano
guiana, de cinco cuartas y de-
tios de alzada, marcado en- la pata
izquierda delantera con J.MgG. |;
,hformar&n en- casa del duefio de la
finca 8 en- Ia Capital, barrio de Ia
Oarboners, Oochera de don jose
Mater, en- Ia NJ riDa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

C0DIGO CIVIL. - Nueva edi-
Ci6n Official reformada.
I'D. I'D. anotado por Ia Revista
de los Tribunales; contiene este o.
digo la Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil Y Ia instruction para Ia
int cripci0n de los matrimonios ca
n6nicos en- el Registro civil.
I'D. PENAL.--Edici6n de bOlsi-
llo.
LA HIJA DE MARGARITA,
por Montepfn.
OBRAS del duqle de Rivas.
REALIDAD, por ia.
EN Ell OCEANO, por Amicis.
ESPANA, por id.
CARTAS AMERIOANAS, pOr
Valera.
La LEYENDA DEL Old.
Los PIRATAS DE ALTO
BORDO, por id0m.
AMERICA PINTORlrS(JA i
Europa pintoreAoa. TOdos ilustra.
dos con magDincos grabadOa.
LEY de Enjuiciami6nto Civil,
por Raus.
RLEMRNTOS de DerechO Owl
~ pcual pOf Lasernn.
GRAMATICA MUSICAL, poi
RomeSC,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

De Habana, vap. esp. Alfonso
XII" de SALT tons, cap. Adolfo
Ohaquet, a 8. de EzqniaQa. 25 es.
tn"h~s azdear. A Z. Bozzo & hijo,
40 d az6car. A j 0choa y HERNIA
nos. 80 i'd cigaTriIlos. AG. Vicen.
tA &; Go, go i'd id. A G.. B IIivar
81 Co., 20 i'd id. A Sierra &c Co.,
10 id id. A v. Laiia y Sobrino,
IA i'd i'd. A Vicente g. Co., 80 i'd
id.
De Liverpool y esealas, vap. esp.
!" Alicia" s 8. de Ezquiaga, con
Carga de transito.
D. Pm g, vap. esp Pu4rtorri-
quefo," & 8. de Ezquiaga, con car
ga de trausito.
MHTRADAs DH CABoTAJn
Col. esp. "Petra," )" de Arecibo.
Bdra. esp. "Feris," dc Arecibo.
sALIDAs DIN TRAvEsfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vap. esp.
Alicia ? despachado por 8. de Ez-
quiaga, con carga de transito.
sALtDAs DB oABoTAJn.
Bdrs. esp. " Nueva Flor" para
Vipqnes.
Coz esp "Borinquen,' para Are.
cibo.
Col esp "Marfa," ," para Mayagiiez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
VERM 1UqH DE- TQRINO
DE LA AoREDrTApA CASA
CIEZAEO Y COMP,
DB TORINO.

El vermouth OINzAN0, Dor su
excelente calidad, pureza y condi-
clones higi6nicas, es el mas apre
ciado en- Europa, prinCipaimente
an Espafia, y 81 que SO exporta en-
mayoFes cantidades para los paises
de Ultramar.
Recomendamos eficazmente d
los aflcIonados.A tan exquisite Vi
no, que se halla de venta en- todos
los Almacenes de where's, cafes y
restaurants.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
GAoErILLAs.

Para las EScuslaS. S.-ACaban d,
recibirse en- esta Imprenta los Q,
gulentes obDetos, de Indispensable
ntildsd para las Escuelas. Los re-
comendamOs q los Ayuntamientst
y q los seHores PIofes res, enear-
gando Ia possible anGelaci6n en- hs
pedidos, para evliar la sglomera
ci6n de los mlsmos, que domora :
eificuita ell pronLo despacho. III.
squi una nota de los objetos qus
&c han recibido:
Medallas para premios; varias
classes J taman0s.
Tablas de- Aritm6tica, impresaE
On dos tintas.
Oolecclones de Carteles de Lee
tura.
OOleeciones de Maximas mora
les para ninas y nihos.
Oolecciones de Historic Sagrada.
EstaA c0Iecclones 80 componen
de 40 magnificas laminas llumina-
das, Gel tamano de 38 K 48.
T,za en- barritas, para pizarras,
etc, etc, etc.
Para Ia PenfnSuls.- En- el va.
por- -c0rreO dIreeIo 50 embarcan pa.
70 la Peninsula nuestrcs muy dis-
tiDguldos amigos y correliglonafi"s
los senores don Antonio y don Ig.
nacio Arsuaga.
lguatmenGe Sc aUsenta para Ia
madre pAtlia Duestro lambl6a dis
unguido amigo y co. rcng onsrl'
do Yauco don Joaq1in Bac6, cuS
grsta vista hemos tenido el gust'
de Iecibir.
Asi mismo se embaroa para ],
PebinsuIA el dlgno Bsiior Cura d.
TrujiIlo-bajo = amigo muy 9. TINA
uo, d MariaL o GULzalez Laio, qu
nOs ha dadO pels0nalmsnts 81
afectuuso adi6s.
A todos deseamos feiiz viaje
no menos feliz vuelta.
Pros esi6n.--V Vslitc6ss sl iueVsl
con toda Aoltmni0ad, la Pr0cesio,
ue la Octs Va de Corpus.
0fiui6 de Preate el Excmo & Linn
sr Osisp0.
Mareantil. PartiOfpassn0s gu
90 ha esiab.eCidO on Ia Cidra NJ
casa de eOmeTcio que, bsjo ia r
ron social dc TrOncoso, Ga ndara
Co, se dedloara 4 la compFa J ven
t. dc f1ut0a del pals y 81 sslno d
p1DviaaODes sseas y meacsnels
n p0F naen0r. Son tua hOciOs gtl
iteyea don Hduasda TsonsQao J de-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
ANDRES FIGUEROA.
SAN JosE = SAN HEBAsTIAN As

Dueno del antieuo y acreditado estableoi
miento denominado Las sEMILLAs montado
10y Ia altura do los msjores en- su clase,
.urtido..gsneral de provisiones nacienales ,
,xtranjeras, compra y venta dc frutos del
oais, y tiene ademGs constantemcnte existen-
ia delos mejores tabacos, ,hilados que prOdu
'en lAE vegas de Arscibo, Uamuy Isabella.
Vent ASpor mayor y detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
SANTORAL.

DomiDgo, Is. Santos Vito J
Modesto } s ,nta CrescsnciA, mr
Lunes, 16 - San A ,reIian,
ohlspo y confssor, San Q ,irico
Santa Juiits, martir, y Latgar
da, virgen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
c.. TINAUD.

Ha trasladado su estableCimien-
TO de "Joyeria y Gaia de Pr6Sta-
mos "a la Gale de San Jose, esqui-
~ q Ia plaza de Alfonso XII, dom
lie estuvo la Soeiedad An6Dima de
Cr6dito Mercantii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

Casa de gir0s = oomisionea, Agents Do l.
ompAAia general TrasatlAutica fTancesa do h
'sl NarQu6s do Campo, Dc Compahias Dc b..
aFos contra inOspdios, do les hres. Gall q %.
s.nu.. ssass Iss is me a. s' P.
tlNNR ADnMAB GAIA EN- AGUADII La
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
GsogTafia de Puerto Rico
POR JAN ER.

Muy comp'eta, con datoa reeion-
tes y Ia mas apropiada paxa q en-
kehan2a en- las Esouelas. El Ga.
bieTno IL declar6 de texto por =
necesidad , utilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

para uso dc los establecimientos
mercantilies, cuelas, oficinas y
familias, por Janer. Hsta Oarlilla
es Ia mas compIeta de t0dns laa
publicadas, por sus Tsblas y Equi-
val-Dcias.
Sc venden estas obEitas en- Il
Liberia de d. jose Gonskle1 y
Font, Editor, Fortalezs "a, hacikn-
dose importantes rebajas q por
mayor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
GUlA LOCAL.
sOBRINOS De EznUIAGA.
FORTALEZA, IL:

Casa de giros y comisiones.
Agentes de los vapores.corfeos de la
Oompania TrasatlAntlca Espanola.
Agentes de i'd i'd de los senores
White Genn y 90, de Liverpool.
Agentes de i'd Id de los se6ores LA.
rrinaga y 90, de Id.
Agentes de i'd id de los Sefiores J. T.
Nickels y Co., de Id.
Agentes dc 10 Oompafia do Eeguros
contra IncendiOs denOminAda ID " Ro
yAl de Id =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
AVISO.

Sc vende Ia casa ndmero 119, de
Ia taIle del Sol; into mara en- 10
po telia del Iuetituto Provincial,
Amancio Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
sues. De ORCASITAS &C

LmpoEtAdoEss Dc usrcanciAa Do todAa classes y
vecsdsunlna.
VsntAE 81 por mayor, orus 3; al dsaAlI, q sns
tisadAs KLoR On JULIO GALLO DN Ono, ea.
| /. As 10 EcFtalsEa. saauins u de In oguH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
HERNAlz q co.

~ - . WAAAN"-ANs 49,
censssIaAass inpsstaaasss Dc isaa slasa -
mnFuaMeina.
0Tas saFIIas d sonsrsrpu Paaamk. -
VeRtas d nor mAyaE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
opEalaIonEs Dt suouls lu puIn1q
TRAvBsfA.

TRAvHsfA.
Vap. esp. " Arecibo," descargau. !.
do.
Col. amer Lillian Woodruff >
des .argando.
Vsp ing "Buleshire," descargan-
do.
Col. ing. "Leader," pendiente.
Vap esp "M L. Viilaverd )" car
gando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
Teoria de Ia Caligrafia.
Sistalna m6trioo decimal

rEIrO pOs o G0lIEgaa. .sauIla leeIos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

Admitida ai Teniente de I1fsn
{ ria d. E EIgenio de Ausa "a r.
nuncia del cargo de j f. de Ia 6:
Seccion de Otden Pdb leo.
En- Ia pr6xima semAna se pa
garAn por el Real Teaoro las .,
guientes faetnras del sorteo Is:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
COMPRl, vRNTA
Y ALQUILRR DE MUEBLES.
Luna 81. esquina & San Juste.--
MArgaridA y c.
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren.
ia, por el dltimo vapor-correo dc
ia Peninsula los aiguientes:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
CABoTAJR.

CABoTAJR.
Bdra esp. "valenciana," pendien-
to.
Col esp "Clementina de Cana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15
oAcETA De HOY.

Reglamento provisional para ls
organization = regimen del Nota
riado en- las Islas FiIipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-15

Nonbramientos de que ss d.
:uenta en otra parte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19

Al saas month that young rasca. ' srnlv hf hs
- nshed 70 some purpose
Asl Thurlov was a little difficult to % %.I.;
" raay nights she neglected -Wnhsiim "e TSer
Aa usseeed 70 Jacks plausible plesains, Earis
&c 40 anefeed by his father ne sGS 800 49,
- - Hs DeAnfry and her sweet "ihnins "'''
ssAa lesd the victory
esXS eooa somewhat on her disnlSy -. ID h so
~ % like that bright faced boy anu .n M
heA esptaefely overthrow the Doan' sne couiu
Ing - esve senerouG ,o
aaerd 70 " Dean girded himself togetne, snu
Thea his diplomacy to bear on the ma.I,sSe
htensht az He csioled Parker into re sh ing
setflemeae\ life interests and ultimately che en-,
some Of hss\ q Uncle Tony WIS brought pasH an U
tire Prcper0t Having accomplished this 'ne 80
the family work 20 put good face on the t ma.
ter SOCIALLY VI oil and color man who preac he'd
had heen 4 nsA,disf chaneI on Sundays in re-
in a little NefAN incolrshire Parker was aston
mote yillar, In Ndulr ,nnressed 70 hear the Dean
ished md sp~,rtx VI as the well-known divine,
allude to her fafh\ Within year or TWO shr r
Jonathan Parker t,ll further trouble by retiring
lieved the Dean NJ shire and marrying respecoA-
once more to Lncok
bic local doctor pd still find Mrs. Denn strut-
The years run on a\Neistfr.' and the Dean SIS
Cling with "Wilbplnt rs 81 wore. hut niue
and sips his old noyks upon lis knee and per,
grandson renernIlv IN ne 70 tell him a story. l
suaies the reverend III, krals Of the Deans stories
regret to say that the mn worldly favor ana In
always have a dis.inctl,\rrme duty Of getting on,
variably inculcafe the sn,lnvestino IT,
making money and duly Fleming In lin's'
-tAIirrt(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
HOME AND SOCIETY.
INTERESTING NOTES FOR WOMEN.

Rooms arc q vchy strong index Of character. The
moment wo 10 into Q room can tell certain hces
about the occupant-k she Is tidy, II she loves tho
beautiful II sfo Is industrious, sho Is fond OF reading
and even about her temperament, shs II cneer1ui
and sociable and kindly. The very chairs take on
hosptable forbdding look according TO tho dspos
ton Of their owner. In fact, chairs have silent
LANGUAGE ALI their own. We remember hearing
woman Of high position whose success In entertaining
made her authority say Of chairs
"why consider tho arran cement Of my chairs most
carefully In every entertainment give. am at nome
you know every Thursday, and for That afternoon
move back every that is easily tipped over against
the wall and put chairs in easy, getabe groups and
people circulate easily ahd begin to talk and have
good time at once. For dinners arrange one or two
sets OF tea-tee chairs not too obviously apart io
the rest, with becoming little background In the way
OF screen two behind couple OF these low ouneing
comforts that call my feminine chairs. 1t IS astonsh
ing to SEQ how beauty Is naturally attracted toward
the spot. low liable covered with photographs
separates the sets Of chairs, but gives the girls
something to do In common until the men appear ana
the other places occupied-whch they are certain
to be as the masculine element enters for
the majority Of afterdinner people groups OK seats
make the talk easier and brighter than when each Jack
takes his JILL 1t goes without saying that chairs must
be comfortabe-low for the women and rather
high for the men-and you entertain much. above
| all. have them substantial
To revert and their characters, or rather
to the character Of their owners. would say that
nothing takes the place Of sunshine and periodicals
II you enter q sunny room with a blazing fire and
find comfortable chair table covered with the
delightful periodicals Of the day nstlnctvely likes
the people Of the house at once; and on the other
hand stiff and evidently unused room freezes the
visitor at once into Formally.
IL would so like to give soand-so something Is
the plant OF would-be donor. but she has every
thing one can possibly think Of. There is absolutely
nothing could give her that she would care for
Now this is quite mistake. There Is one thing you
never go wrong on. for however luxurious the
surroundings Of person may be. there can never be
plethora Of fine and tasteful house linen, and every
pretty addition is welcome. set OF hemsttched
towels. for instance, is always appreciated. For a
wedding present you could mako 1t several DOZEN in
stead Of one Dozen and your thoughtful sensible
present will have honored place in the new linen
/ closet.
Buy broad. fine huckabsck, by the yard. and re-
member eadh towel should be q yard and quarter
long when finished. Make broad hem, draw the
fhr-ads, and hemstitch neatly. Mark the initials in
vussian stitch. The following letters good
Neeimens Of an alphabet, and are very leglble:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
POOR EURoPEAy RAISIyS AND OLIVES
rom The san Francisco Chronicle

From The san Francisco Chronicle.
John p. Koch. prominent fruit grower and VIM
vardist OF santa Clara ,"nnty, Is the Palace Hotel.
aeconp panied by his family. They have Just re-
turned from Oil extended H. Europe. Speaking
OF hi, observations, he said 10 C.rnncle- reporter
last evening:
made a very careful examination Of the agri-
cultural resources Of the European countrir- with
special reference TO those products peculiar 10 Cafr
soil and climate At Malaga found the prune and risin
crops very inferior 10 thOs" Of California and learned
thai tie products In these two lines were grow nc
smaller every year. In Curdova found the alive
orc hart In n most demOraiZed condition and not up
10 the standard Of some OF the average orchards IN
Southern California In tn" prune districts of S0ucrn
France found the comparisons In favor Of CafOr Ia
I'm almost every Instance. Tho soil appears b. dry
and exhausted and the tree, old and worn out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19
AN IySrPERABLE DIFFICULTY.
From The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press.
The owner Of lot on Woodward-ave.. beyond the
toll gate. had a call from woman who said she
vOnh take the property 1T the price a'krd IL her
husband was willing. II seemed that he and the
Owne. got the abstract ard deed ready an! waited
for the woman TO appear with the cash. She came
hut II was not TO buy. On the contrary. she sad
II am 10 say that we can't take the lJt.'
But you like t!'
"Oh yes
And your husband is satifedi'
He is
And YOU said You had the moneyi'
Il have sir"
Then. what Is the matter?7
Why, sir it's the hired girl. She positively 10
fuses II wash for lis II We away ont there and 81
the matter Is OFF,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19

bc ansufncienA an the forn3 anxious md hssfisd.
Mothers shoaM tnaast upon The children hStns cary
enough 10 gvc themselves time for lsisurely. qutsS
brsaif,xA n II wel-known fsct too, that thorough
Tubing Is Q rsss preventive Of contagioa, and, Of
course exercise and plenty Of sleep too weknovn
essentials 10 dwell upon
one Of the sbuds' was charminsly gowned In this
l,tt,a costume at tho Country Club dance tho other
night: The Jacket waist was Of light blue velvet
with high .puned elbow sleeves; the white muslin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-19

position. This. indeed, wss tremendsas " -
his pot Of ointment.
Why" asked his wife. did you noe ssarsA
the marriage registen?"
OF course did, no growled back. sbut sne
last SIX months are never posted up. and shs
may win the odd trick yet
The Dean wrunr his hands ct the prospect Of
such thing. Then be went 10 bed and prs-
pared for the funeral on the morrow.
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would come amis..
can new
I, = tthings are utterly unknown to most people
OF DONG T. experience has brought the subject under
unless ION Mate attention Take for instance. the way
their r1neN sheets on an nvaids oed' unless 's'en
Of cha ginrSe rare Of sick. very few know how to
ny havIn, ~ II Il a most useful thing to know. For
do IT, and n those who have happily no such expert
The heneni oAthem. give the following very simple
enc, To VuideNrer placing your invalid on one side
direction: Mn nj the opposite side and roll the
N the hd ~ s-nsth in a tight, straight roll until
shoe. ,s .nti,N6e Of tho patient. The clean sheet,
roach,n, ~, Il ,Ir~d and warmed should be put
which shouh ~ turned under the mattress, the other
IN and cs,,.rl,l long, tight roll. 1t Is easy to pass
ha,r,anr aso ils under the patients body by taking
,he two sotr roN then the bottom. The old sheet Is
rrst Tho ton anal fresh one unroed and tucked in,
,ahen or and thSat. II Is good plan 10 secure II
enooth md str.ct wrinkles are most annoying. The
With s,e,r plns ln IA the same way and thus. with
minor h,ct IL nut IL the sick person fatguing him.
ont work uncover1bed fresh and restful.
you have made IN" I'D with flowers for dinner tables
Hipb enerrnes hll,~ obsolete and the fat arrange
o,s peariv If not oh vogue l. q great improvement.
or+ ,hot "a now III eonyive~ ut the table should be
Tho whole number IL without obstruction.
aIo IN Go e.,ch oth.l marion for the middle Of the
, very nret.v cott-e Cat mass Of flowers In tho
,,blo * N have lp~fd--i from the chandelier or
! ccrtre and above. gu ~ hug hsh enough to give
celinr a lall Of Gov ~. \ vlr- hall can he easily
fu,l view OF vonr Wis ~ - alvavs pretty shape
nv ,,,r,d AZ the florist, ~ rh-nevcr required.
to keep and arrange VITA ~r N"ild I've very
| Al this seasor ohrysanth~r an p'nN' yellow.
effect Have the ball onmp~e< ~ dat bed oil
lilac and white blossoms and p.a's 'aoud have
the same on the table. The oatdt~ tie other
shades of the same color. While thu ~ =" I'D 81
parnture Of the table should staii o. slsN'es
flowers leaving only a border for the glstss
A very good way Of giving bath IN AV 10 o'
infant is to lay a small blanket In tn" - - ~
the bath and wrap it around the CHA "a h
| lifting him out OF the warm water. In th.s - ar.
! can feel no chill whatever from the oatside ~
| Tn, nurse a large towelin. spr''aV
| which TO wrap the baby, wet blanket and all ~
head can then be dried and the upper eXtreniiiss
| keepns t.m well wrapped all the tine. Put oa .
| warm shirt slip on the wet apron. and wrap the
little one III big Turkish towel and dr. aud
| rub dn thoroughly.
The Russians have a way Of bathing their very young
! babies that is unique and most comfortable large
| log followed ont A. deeply possible serves as a
bathtub and is placed two crossstick uprightS.
small blanket is laid at the bottom OF the bath together
with little pillow OF folded flannel just high enough
| to nit the tiny head above the water King BABY
is then laid comfortably down il on bed 70 KICK
and splash without let hindrance-and he does SO
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MOODY CrTs OFF A TEDIOrs PRAYER.
rom The Buffalo Courier.


A who can pray fe-yently and throw his soul
hiss words II pretty ~ lind favor In Me ry
Of Evangelist Moody, yct like all good men H. kn ~ :
when he has had prayer eiourh. The other evening.
IN the short devotional service which follows the
Rible lecture. some In the II tn" platform b
can n rarpblng. inrohercnt Offering. 10 which Mr..
Moody gIariGusly kneelcd a. long as his psticn, .
listed VIII the audience sing the DoxOlogy and he
dismissed - he asked at last. and the burst OF
which followed the ending Of the prayer. It had al
endine. Was lost