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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-20

Entre los sportmen de Berlin
circula una noticia de gran sensa-
ci6n. El comandante de infanteria
japonesa Jasusamasa Fukushima,
sgregado militar & la EN- mbsjads, ha
sido llamado & 80 pals; pero no de-
be ser grande Ia prisa, pues ell bra
vo militar piensa ir de Berlin q Tok.
co & caballo, salvo la travesia rela-
tivamente pequeha del mar de Ia
China. En- el itinerario estan San
Petersburgo y Moscou, atravesara
despu6s la Mongolia y los desiertos
de Cobb, Rocachta y Ia Siberia, Y
siguiendo las orillas del Ameer y
del Assuri ira q embarcarse & Ula.
diwostock.
Sc calcula en- 10000 Kilometres
ell trayecto que Fokushina Sc pro-
pone hacer de correcto uniforme,
sin criado nj compafiero de viaje;
recorrera diariamente cincuenta
Kilometres por termino medic y
descansara un dia de cada semana
&c modo que el visje durara cua-
tfocientos diss; Ell jinete con tus
vestidos, el equipo y provisiones
pesaran en- junto 95 kil6gramos.
81 ALA para ell aflo que viene te-
nemos noticias del intr6pido CEN
tAuro, daremos cuenta & nuestros
lectoreH.
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MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
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/ Be acaba de veriAcaf en- Ia %.
media Francesa ell estreno de uu
drama en- verso en- cinco cuadros,
original de Jean Richepin, y tit1.
lado Por la espada.
L La presentation de tsta obra
constituye un suceso digno de te-
nerse en- Cuents, pues por su indo-
le romantica y exito obtenido, vie
ne a scr algo asi como una protes-
Ia contra las corrientes naturalis-
tas, y en- particular contra las teo.
fias de Mr.. lola.
lie Petit Journal, cuyas colum
las tenemos q Ia vista, elogia con
entusiasmo el nuevo drama, y
aprovechs Ia OCCASION para zaherir,
sin nombrarle, al insigne literato
de Medan, que tanto ha censurado
Ia mtsica de los versos sonoros,
cuando solo sirve para ocultar 10
mezquino de la idea.
El drama de Ripechin es ma
blen IN melodrama. A un insig
ne autor espahol hemos dido deciI
que las situacianes no son muy ori
ginales, especialmente ls Ultima
que ha sldo la que mas entusis smt
produjo.
Por la espada viene & constitui
en- ell teatro frances un retroceso q
ano 81.
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DON lGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,

DIRECTOR DEL "BoLErN HsscAArl" De PEEsru :slco.
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Mario 21-Factura n1m. 4S9 Y 400
Idem 22-Factura mum. 491 y 492
Idem 23-Factura Nun. 493 y 494
idem 24-Factura mum. 495 y 1876
ldem 26-Atrasos: i'd i'd. 497 y 49S
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THE END OF THE WORLD.
French s.atIstIoiaa Computes 1t
Through Mans DecrOaSe in Height.

A French StRtisticlnu Computes 1t
Through Mans Decrease in Height
A French statistician who has been
studying the military and other records
with view Of determining the height
of men at different periods, has reached
some wonderful results. A Frenchman
is naturally an artist, eyeu at figures.
A German might,content himself with
dry arithmetical compilation, but this
artist carries his statistics into the
realm Of history and OF poetry, and
even OF prophecy. he has not only
solved some perplexing problems in re-
gard to the past Of the human race,
but also is enabled to calculate it's fu:
ture, and to determine the exact period
when man will disappear from the
earth.
The recorded facts extend over near
" three centuries. 1t is found that in
1910 the average height OF man in Eu-
rope was LIS metres, or say feet .
inches. In 1890 it was 5 feet 6 inches,
In 1920 it was 5feet 8 inches and frac-
ton. At the present time it is S feet
81 inches. It is easy to deduce from
these figures rate OF regular and
gradual decline in human stature, and
then supply this, working backward
and forward, to the past and to the tu-
ture.
By this calculation il s.detefmined
that the stature Of tho first men attain.
ed the surprising average Of 16 feet Q
inches Truly there were giants on the
earth in those days. The race had al
ready deteriorated in tho days of Og,
and Goliath was quite degenerate of
spring Of the giants. Coming down to
later times, we find that at the begin.
ming of our era the average height Of
man was 0 feet, and in the time OF Char.
lemagne IL was 8 feet s inches, fact
quite sufficient to account Tor the he
roic deeds of the Paladins.
But the most astonishing result Of
this scientific study comes from the ap'
plication Of the same inexcrable law Of
diminution to the future. The calcula
ton shows that by the year 1000 A. D,
the stature Of the average man will be
reduced to fifteen inches. At that epoch
there will be only Lilliputians on the
earth. And the conclusion of the
learned statisticiap is irresistible, that
"the end Of, the world will certainly ar.
rive, for the inhabitants will have be-
como so small that they will finally dis
appear"-'tfinish by disappearing" as
| the French idiom expresses it-trom
| the terrestrial GLOBE"
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The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
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It now operates over six thousand
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Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Micht-
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aud North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between Chi
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Pacific railroad via jamestown, Butte,
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle. II
you arc going West to locate or visit
you will save money by writing to VIM!
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No, so South Third street, Philadelphia,
for rates Of fare, maps, time tables and
full information furnished free. All
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States and Canada have tickets oyer the
Chicago, Milwaukee q St Paul rail-
way; ask for them.
The first book printed by machinery
1 1.
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THE CRISP sNUB.
He Writes letter TO AndOrSoa, Who
Says He Is Satisfied.

Says He Is Satisfied.
NEW York, Dec. ICE. Ellery Ander.
son, president Of the Reform Club, has
received from Speaker Crisp, Of the
house OF representatives, reply to his
letter of two days ago. Mr.. Anderson
declined to make the letters contents
public nor would he say what his recent
letter to MIR. Crisp had contained. He
was asked il the letter was friendly.
II could not answer that question"
he said, without disclosing its contents.
I will say, however, that both Mr.. Crisp
and are satisfied, and that the public
ought also to be satisfied and allow us
some respite from it's continual round
OF inquiries. Any way, think 1t is
very unjust to impute to mo deliber-
ate intention Of putting q slight upon
a guest. don't see how gentleman
entitled to the designation could be
guilty OF such violation Of hospitality.
And repeat that Speaker Crisp is salts.
fed that my conduct at the recent ban
quet of the Reform Club was not inten-
tionally open to such an imputation."
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American cholera.
1afIy Repeiue, Wkalcom, VdIh

Fromtt Daily Feeble, WhatooR, WdRh
at. O. Burnett, the Democratic can
didate for sheriff, was taken violently
I'll at Clearbrook. He had all the
symptoms Of Asiatic cholera, and for
m hour or two it was feared he would
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until physician arrived. This is
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that medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for physician, but give their
medicine until the physician arrives.
If cholera becomes prevalent in this
country next summer this preparation
will be in great demand because 1t can
always be depended upon. l Il
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
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Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
pists. Testimonials free.
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YOUNG MEN-who have become victims Of Soli-
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which annually 1weepS to an untimely grave thouS-
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TO Rocover Hor Chud.

PARIS, Dec. 16.-Ths hearing of the
suit of Mrs. Elliott Borowski. formerly
the wife Of Cbeyalier do stuers. to OBJ
tain the custody of her child, now in
tho Convent OF tho Sacred Occur, has
been fxod for January %. The cheva-
lier's wife obtained q divorce in South
Dakota several months ago before mar
rying Borowski.
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DISEASES Of WcMEN.- I've have a special de-

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LONDON, Dec. 18.-The British steamer
Yeddo, from Tacoma and other ports Of
Japan and China, which ran ashore in
the Bay OF Yeddo, has succeeded In GET
ting off and will continue its voyage to
Yoknhan1
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FnrnItnre Faetory Burned.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. 16.-Dies'
furniture factory, located in Alexan-
dria, Va, burned last evening. Loss,
10000; insurance, 49, 900.
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Four pounds lean beef.
-Four quarts chopped apples.
One quart chopped sueE
One quart stoned raisins.
One pint cleaned currants.
One pound citron, cut insmall pieces.
Ono scant quart sugar.
Ono pint molasses.
Three tablespoonfuls mace.
Three, tablespoanfuls cinnamon.
Two tablespoonfuls allspice.
Three tablespoontuls salt.
One and one half tablespoonfuls
cloves.
-Four grated nutmegs.
Juice and rind of three lemons.
Juice and rind OF three oranges:
Two ounces candicd orange peel.
Two ounces candied lemon peel.
Hal!.uint orange wine.
Ono quart California brandy.
This will make q large quantity OF
mincemest.
l4uM PUDDING.
Five cupfuls -four.
Hall pound suet.
Half pound sugar.
Quarter pound butter.
One pound currants.
One pound raisins.
Two tablespoonfuls shred cttron.
One cupful milk.
Six ogEs.
Halt teaspoonful cloves.
Tablespoonful mace.
One grated nutmeg.
hall cupful brandy,
Seed and chop the raisins; wash and
pick ovor the c6rrants. Rub the butter
ard sugar together and stir into them
the beaten yolks Of the eggs and the
milk. Add the flour and the whipped
whites Of tho eers, tho spices, and tho
LIQUOR. Drsdse tho fruit with flour and
SCI. it IN. aud after all Is well mixed
pack it into creased moulds and Doll
Ave hours. After the pudding 10 turned
out, stick spray Of holly in 1t, pour
some brandy over the pudding, and
touch Il with a match into a blaze Just
IS it l. brought to the table.
SAUCE FOR p1uM.PuDDINd.
Two tublespoonfuls butter.
One cup powdered sugar.
dali cup boiling water and wineglass-
ful brandy.
Cream the butter and sugar, add the
brandy and boiling water set the vessel
containing the sauce in saucepan OF
boiling w1ter. and beat until very light.
II you object TO brandy, you may sub
stitute the juice OF one large or two
small lemons.
CHRISTMAS RRuiT CAKE
Six eggs.
One cup butter.
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TIE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
The Day Of Days at Table-How to
Prepare nd'eervo.
lHF LLlEN. SLYER aND HCRnEg

ApdothOr Appointments ofthO Table
Fragrant TlUwers woIcoms--Th'
HonoredsTurkey..An Expert House.
atooper's Reliable RecCipes for MAX
tug NUMEROUS Dainty and Delicious
ohEissmaS Dishes ~
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Dr.. wooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any other
remedy, because 1t combines the lung
healing quality Of the pine tree, with
other valuable medicines. Sold by all
dealers on a guarantee OF satisfaction.
p&w
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-NIoWW

Thatthe election excitement Is over young
men shouldspcnd the remainder otths fall
and winter in the DAY and NIGHT school Of
the WHEELING BUSINESS ooIIEGEln 40
quirlng quick, iharp, practical schooling
TRy n. cal at ONCE or address as above.
nos'Trh&s
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TDEs. 0ET1ENsNW n. ~

n 1.-THE CELEBRATED EXAMINING PHYSICIAN OFTHR
FRANCE. MEDICAL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
asa4oW Columbus hpOodsa Capital
New
practice ~ g9 h
principles They ably assisted BY f
n Frey
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WONDERFUL CURES Sr sa
qSsons6es
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For those who cannot afford the time
.4oprepare or the.money to purchase so
elaborate a feast as this, 1t is simple
mater to modify the bill OF fare to the
following:
Roast Turkey. Chicken Tie
seallopcd Sweet Potatoes. ~, Boiled R'ce'
bfInc0 Pie or Plum Pudding;
Fruit, Nuts, and RalsIns. COHee'
The chicken pie and tho roast turkey
may be served at the same time, ono
from each end Of the table.
Persons who desire more elaborate
feast may add to the first menu loroet
and game, and introduce ono or two
moro eateeG
sEvERAI-DGYs-AHHAD.
OF course there must be some plan.
ling ahead for this dinner. Mince-meat
must have been compounded at least q
week earlier, that it may have properly
,-ipenoc. The cleRr soup, the pastry,
4he pier, the plum pudding may oil
have been prepared the day before, and
fhe Christmas cako, like the minee
meat. will be all the better II II Is mRde
seyeralFdsys before 1t is needed.
MANY pAIATknun D1sHEs
Reeipes for number Of the EdiShes
mentioned in the menus arc subtoined.
PASTRY goR.PATEs AND PEA
Two. pounds Of sifted -four!
ono and one half poundSfof butter.
Ice.Water enough to makea sta
Have bowl, chopping knife, butter
and four we'll chilled betere beginning
WorlS. Chop the butter into the dour,
md when the bits OF butter are the size
81 peas, pour in the ice-water, mix u
SGith the chopping knife into rough
paste, and turn It out on the board 70.
aether with any scraps Of butter that
Rave not been worked in. Roll II out
1Tiel,ly. into sheet about half an inch
,fbiel Flour lightly, fold It in three.
l.tnfn the rough edges toward you and
roll out again. Repeat this proceEs
=
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PUMpRIN PIES,


Four cups stewed pumpkin.
Two quarts milk.
Eight eggs.
Two cups white sugar.
Two teaipoonfuls Of mixed mace, nut
meg and cinnamon.
Beat the yolks Of the eggs light, and
put the sugar with them. Press the
pumpkin through q colauder and stir
the eggs and sugar into it. Add the
spice and the whipped whites OF the
eggs. Have very deep pie plates for
pumpkin pies, and after you have
Toured tho plates and lined them with
tho paste, cut slashes here and there in
this, that it may not puff up too much.
Stir tho pumpkin custard well before
you pourit in. OF course no top crust
Is used.
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% cESTsdor box Of BEEcHAx's PMS
worth a guinea
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BAs7rN's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of long
standing. 25c at all druggists. 8
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three times handling the pastry as lie.
tie as possible. Set it on the Ice for an
hour at least before using. This Is q
delicious. .ppf paste Il properly made,
but tho directions given must be strict
ly followed. In cold weather It will
Keep a week
In maungiyour pates, roll the pastry
out about bali an inch thick, and cut
out two founds with a tin biscuit cutter.
From the centre Of ono Of these cut q
smaller circle, and lay the ring thus left
on the frat large round. Bake the
pates in q rather quick ovon TO a deli
cate brown. Set them aside, aud when
needed Eey can be heated and filed
with the chicken.
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Children .CrY for Ptchets Cast0rla.
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score Que for Maud;

Tnah
Maid Marian-what a Ridiculous fg.
ure you cut in the park yesterdayl
Maud Muller-0h, did II I'm truly
sorry; I'm sure I'd have spoken II I'd
seen you.
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MRs. M sIEYENs HART,
ART INSTRUCTION.

An Ant Studio, conducted by MISS Rose y
SWEENEY, will DO opOned In connection VITO
Mn. HArtB School, September II, IN tho school
building. Pencil, Charcoal and Canyon Draw
ing. OIL and Water Colon and China Painting;
Pastel. Clay'mndcltng aud Art RnAineling VIII
receive special attention. Miss Sweeney mas
been conducting Art Classes with marked
success In tho cast for tho past i've or aS
Year, Further inquiry may be made OF MIS-
ko8E N. SWEENEY. b23 Main street OK Mr.
rooms on aud after Monday, september u
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EDUCATIONAL
"a v1ORD
ITO Those gont tempt Study.
ing:shortllana.

You will make q DRAWS blIFTlEEtf you unfeFN
take to prepare thoroughly Tor Milling firSt-HtlA5
positions Is am9nunfSis opISTDB q Sofb0s
supplied with all NBbGylAEY RkCtLlIIE816r Nor
oudHEIll8 and wi han Old ANuaEEI1 1T BEElgIB0
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In Bookkeeping and Once Work, as RUBtNEu
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No Money Required Of Responsible Paressto oommenoo F

Money Required Responsible Parties oomepoo Fe"sne
Drs. France 90 0ttnaen.
York
friends and patients have diaea "oNAs
BRIDGEPORT. SHERMAN HOUSE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9.
BELLAIRE, WINDSOR HOTEL, THURSDAY JANUARY O.
the ge5 can
discovered By DEE EEanee q Gilman
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BROWN, s IRON BITTERs
cures Dyspepsia, In
digesti on & Debility.
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