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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-23

"
ira d PalaciO q llevaE la dimisi6n
de todos los Oorssjecos, y a6ade
IN disrio que 81 esta resuelto a
abaodonar para siempre la politi.
ca. Hay que verlo para creerlo.
Tamtl6a en- el Sanado hubO mo
vimientO con ell en6rgico y turioso
discursO del ex x.Alcalde de Madrid
Bosch, one para defenderse de los
atsques de la p;ensa puso de orc Y
azul a ViIlaverde Y q Dato. AFRO
jando fsngo (exprssi6n de algunos
diarios) sobre los Ooncejales Y So
bre aquellos senores. Su discurso
caus6 muy NAL efeeto, y Sc COM
prende, pues Sc coaoce todo 10 ocu-
rrido.
Hay que alegrar ell caadro Y ha-
blar6 dc tiestas. La rebreta do ano-
che result6 orlllante y gust6 mu-
cho In carroza aleg6rica, qne re-
oresentabA una fortalezs, coronado
por IN g(obO, simbolo del mundo,
y un leon; sObre ell globo sc veia
u a imagen de la Virgen, y mon
tada en- ell leon la Fams, que lie
vaba en- Ia msno una bAndera con
que cubria & la Conception en-
! sada aimrna del castillo iba uu
trompetero vestido a la antigua
1sanza.
! Aver tarde Sc descubri6 la estS.
tua del G 9neral Oassola, emplaza
da en- los jasdinclllos enfrente del
euartel de Ia Montana; SO le hicie-
ron IGNORES militares y asisti6 ma
cha gente u presen slar ell acto.
Lbs taAtros otr3oen va nOveda-
des. Damos Ia pretsreocia hoy al
de la Com sdia, porque ALI 80 b.
sstreoa1o Mariana, oora en- tres
aot1s y un pr6los o, que ha proper
cionaio uo e1ltaso (palabra de bss
tidcres) al lns gne uramaturgC
= shegaray, que fu6 llama 10 dife'
fentes veces q Ia escena entire afro
aAdores aplausos. LoJ t es actos
se1alan la uueva labor del poeta
AlustsndOse q la verdad de L. co
media, evolution qua tavorece mu
Ohio al lngenio del autor; pero er
o' cpllogo es el Eoh h9garay de an
Ges. espeluzaante y sgitador q.
nsrvlos el desenlaee es una ca.
tAstrofe y fu6 muy splaudido
Mario, y sobre todo Maria Guerre
rO, estuvieron admirables.
| hi Espaiiol nos ha ofrecido III
drama tragico que llevs. por titult
el nombre del protagonisrs, Ner6n
Machos amos hace que su auJor es
orlbi0 esta obra se le conooi6 er
50 juventud con el pseudo limo d,
FtorO Moro GOdo. traspArentandos'
el n0mbre DC Floyencic Moreno
GodinO, cue era veptsjoaament.
apreclado por sus trabaJos litera
rios. Auuque Ner6n no es del gus
to &C Ia epooa auruaI, SO aplaudit
con just.oia, proporoionando III
trlnnto a Woo, que ray6 a gran al
surs, interprotaodo al antipStict
protagonlsta.
B. Rsal nos ha dado 6 conocel
1 PagHaoci { Los Payasos), 6pers
nueva del jovea com mpositor Laon-
Cavatlo, que 80 habia estreoado et
italia con gran 6xitu aqul no h,
gustadO. Su argumenuO est$ SAGA
do de "a magalfica obra de nuestr'
Tamayo UN drama nuevo.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-23
POSSESSION.

En- atento B. L. N. nos participa
el s. Oor1ne de Art lleria D. Jose
Sanchez de Castillo, haberse pose
sionajo de la Sub-inspecci6n del
Arma en- esta Provincial.
Agradecemos la atenci6n a. dis
tinguido Jefe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-23
0AG.T.A De HOY.

s. reproduce Ell texto de 10
Gacsta exaraordinsria que circult
ei martes.
+ Nombrsdo V,ceconsul de S. M,
Britsnica en- M.gagusz ei Sr ID.
Garhards Moncteldr.
HA vueIto q hscerse cargo de
gu despacho Ell Sr Consul de S. N.
Blitanica en- esta Capital.
Slh&sias.
Rtglamento o'gSn'eo de- Cuer.
30 dc EmpIsados del vi:io
/ & tsdis:ies y is - "a ion CO
Adu .uss. Rsutas y Ctnt,, bucie -
nes de Uisramar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-23

DIA Sci Oonsejo de Ministries,
celebrado aver en Pslaclo, como
he dicho ante, tue para maaifes-
tar q la Reina que con 10 ocurrid,
en- la Oamara por las declaracione;
lie Silvela ee creis obligado el Gu-
oierno & conocer ell aicance de SUE
relaoiones con la mayorIa, y st
aCOrd6 prese tar I'M votO de con-
tisnza. Y asi SO hizo lie! 6ndose en-
81 Congress apenss sc sprobo eI
acta; en- 81 Sc pedta que declarars
"que la doctrlna aplicads por c
Presidente del Consejo al proyec-
to de suspension del Ayuntsmlen
TO de Madrid era la 1nloa legal,
teniendo en cueuts los preeepto,
dc ley municipal Vgente" LIE
defendi6 sU primer trmante. O.
Ma rques DE- Mo hsle,, J Sc tomo
en oonsideraei0o por l2l votos con-
ira 6. Sc acordo discutirla lnme-
dtAtamente, consumlendo los tug-
nos en- contra los seflores Afau,
Domfhguez y Sardoal, y los turnos
en- pro los sehores B1tella y Mar
ques de LENA. SsgastA, muy excl
rado, duo que la proposition Incl
deotsl one 80 discutia no era de
confsnEs, sino de rilipeadio; y que
era un trdgaia para Sllvela Y sus
amigos, que Ia votaban en- contra
de 10 qne pensaban. El Marq4e,
de Ia Vega de Armiio dijo que .os
libera'es no debiRn vote +, y todos
salieron del SALON. 81 y0to Ia p.o
poslci6u, alcsnGando 107 votos 81
pro y en- contra.
Triuuf0 OAnoyas. psro como el
n1ne 0 te v0tos 1 tavor del Co
bierno no era hslagador. teniendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-23

o: I'm 1guai0a0 Ge ClrCunSG8n.
,ias, los premios Sc otorgarAn al
MAYOR productor.
ga Las nuestras que remitan los
c0nc1rrentes debersp venir en- en-
vases 4 prop6sito para ser expnes-
cas- al pdblioo; pudlendo cada con.
currente emplear dos 6 mas enva.
ses para I'm mismo producto, siem-
pre- que 10 desee olasifcar, baio
oua'quier punto de vista que sea.
1Oe Los envases seran apropia.
dos ia naturaleza lie los produc-
tos que contengau, a I'm de que 6s.
tos no Sc deterioren, 6 desmerex.
can de su verdadero valor.
II. I'll Juraio clasificador tie.
ne el derecho de comprobar las eua.
lidades y condolences de los pro.
ductos que SO presenter, por todos
los medlos que juzgue conducentes
81 efecto, Sin que haya derecho,
por parte de los concurrentss, & re-
Q amaci6n alguna por la merma que
las pruebas determinen.
l2s Presentado I'm psoducto, en-
ell tiempo y CON las condolences que
las anteriores reglas indican, no
hay derecho q retirarlo del Concur.
50.
13a FL Ooncurso de 1893 Sc ce.
lebrara en ell sitio que Sc designe
oportunamente.
Y para coEocimiento general, y
en- cumplimiento de 10 acordad0
por Ia Junta, s imprimen este Proc
grams y Reglas, en- la presents
lorna. y Sc envian dlrectamente q
los seaosea sgricultoses & indus.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

every person poor become satiatcd with the
roast or 1t, although the hatim was very liberal,
but his name oblitcrated of from world AL
though the shrimp is destroyer OF ship he not
escape from his net"
Poor shrimp!
The sharper Of Sword" etc, is illus
briefly disposed of:
because he is very sllillful in his work that
IL he make sharp u small sword made OF had
iron. 1t is cut so as the Wcnytcc sword How
much praise 1t. II II been struck on the fore
head on the elephant, will cut to the tan of him.
II II will DC used on the tail OF elephant be will
fec from place OF battle"
sword that will cut clean through
an elephant from stem to stern ought
to be n weapon well worth possessing.
Here are some more characteristic
specimens of word painting. The first
is description of pictures"
when he holds his pen in his hand, shown
the mems form who died thousands years ago
SO slillful In his work that the tongue unable
to speak OF him when he draws n nightingale ON
paper that Is ready to speak his note. II he will
draw ar elephant that will flee to Kohjee Bun
and II no draw picture house, the Picturer
Nance having seen IL will be abashcd."
The next specimen that I have Sc
lcctcd tells of the Tape Weaver or
Newark SaZ:"
''Fortunnted be tape weaver. On account Of
him mobiles rest on the soft bedding Mouth
strong horse. on account OF that is humble to
man. Tents are pitched out by the aid of tape
choprosics and iircloch mon keep the belt OF IL
The tapcmaker ho is Il very skillful to make the
ribbon and the hem OF umbrella, etc, making
with IT,"
To the shoemaker he devotes little
more space. Thus he celebrates him:
"F>rom when he commenced his work all the
workmen OF the world taken shoeses from him
ana inc men escaped from the trouble OF mud
and thOrns. Every great man is DESTROYS tn
buy his knfsh, and every learned man chooses
his zerpai In short, every kinds shoes which
he makes II is approved by wise man. and every
village man Is purchaser OF his ndhoury shoes;
ana heeied shoes OF his hand approved by SOL
dicrs; long boot of him chooses every borsemnn
and orocadcd shocses which he makes pur-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21
THE HINDoo TEACHER.
en- Oddly in Composition from
Rudyard ISipling's Country.
Treass OF vcrbiasc-woird and wonder
tui Descriptions of Bankers, Lar
bcrs, Shocmakcrs and
Other Craftsmen.
lcopyRIcur, ls9c.l

This strange, far off eastern land is
90 full of contrasts and picturesque
ness, the new and the old so jostle each
other, railway train and palanquin SO
confuse themselves in ones dreams,
grand mountain tops and fostering,
louthsomc plains succeed each other in
such dreary immensely, crowded towns
and tiger haunted jungles so sharply
give the lie to each other, and it is
with such II medley of blank inconsis-
tencics that one hesitatcs where to be-
gin in writing of it. 1t is n country old
as Egypt and new as Oklahoma, an ex-
ccllent place to scarn nil admirari,
where one cannot take his walks abroad
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il estate in the city OF Roanoke Va.-JIndcr
ana ny virtue OF adccd Of trust recorded in the
clcrk once or the corporai ion court for the city
OF ROANOKE III decd book 33. page %, from j. Nj
Mnupn TO the undersigned trustee to secure TO
w. j. and L. Blair, DR., the payment or $500, evil
uenccd ny two negotiable notes each In the sum
or S1O2 ana payable respe ctivcly In one and two
years after date, with interest from date and de-
Iauit having occurred in the payment OF tho last
due note, and AZ the request OF the holder thereof
l Will on SATURDAY, TIE 1srH DAY Of
JUNK, 1872. AT - O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the
courthouse In the city CT Roanoke, proceed to
scll nj pubic tuction to the highest bidder NIL
that certnin parcel of land lying in the CITY of
Honnokc, Virginia, and described as follows:
beginning Mt point on tho east side OF Roam.
okc street lD iect south ot Elm street: thence
north eS degrees ~ minutes .2S 4 to an sllcy:
thence south ~ minutes cast 30 feet to another
alley; thence with latter alley south IS de-
grees ~ minutes west 1915 icct to Roanoke
street thence nor'h degree 81 minutes west 20
Feet TO the place of beginning.
TERMS: Cash ss to enough TO my thc cost ar
executing this trust and to pay said note of sac
with interest rs aforesaid, say S555 The pur-
chaser assuming TO pay Off and discharge a eer-
Jam oeDt duc ny w. j. and l.. Blair, ,Ir to the
liomc Loan and Building Association dues ON
sixteen shares OF stock in monthly instruments
OF f32 w, payable monthly on the 4th "Wednesday
OF cath ana every month, aud rs to the residue
II any. IN two equal annual instruments from
uay OF saie with Interest from date of sale
/! IDS. a. ID. RICE Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21
rnE PRESIDENTS WIFE.
Her Condition Said to BE Very Much I'm
proved.

Her Condition Said to BE Very Much I'm
proved.
WASHINGTON, May 2o.-[Spcciall-
1t Is said at the White House this
morning that Mrs. Harrison had a
good restful sleep last night, and is
feeling moro comfor table this morning.
There is no truth in the report that her
condition is dangerous aad that tho fam.
lily Is In state of alarm. Mrs. Mckee
said this morning that she was much
encouraged at tho Improvement al
ready shown in Mrs. Harrison's condi-
ton since her return to tho White
House yesterday afternoon. She added
that she knew her mother had a good
sleep last night, because she was by her
sloe all through the night.
Mrs. Harrison is still very weak
however, and, She is in need of good
long rest She will probably DO taken
to the mountains in a few weeks. il She
can stand the Journey. Her relapse is
attributed to tho cold, damp weather
on the Chesapeake bay, following the
unusually wet season.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

curate the knowledge so gained may be.
Here, for instance, is how he describes
banker:
"IIc Is n virtuous. end unvirtuous man Is use
less who taught the reading and writing became
qualified he obtained riches and power he been
honorcd in his equal runk and called u banker.
BY piece OF paper he sends Lakhs of Rupees
10 the hundred miles. slsillful man sitting in his
room earns great deal OF cash and fool wunders
IN every street for nothing He gets II II not
starveS."
There is Il world of sound philosophy
in that aphorism about the wise man
and the fool. The banker pictured OPP
posite this lucid description squats on
his heels in front of low table and
wrealss crows tracks on a tablet. Here
is another worthy chap mirrored TO the
life. This time it is n cloth merchant:
'IIe seated on his shop with great respect, he
Is furniture OF skill And his shop is full OF sat-
in silk worked cloth the grey squirrel and err
min and hundreds pieces OF China satin is in his
bundle no man who go to his shop and will re-
turn need and every kind nine soolsh (nainsool:)
is there. IL sits any virtuouS man in his shop
having seen him the unvlrtuous man become
abash and rubs his hand. The dressing OF silk
cloth is unlawful TO man but which Is worked
with thread II is lawful cloth merchant is
like jugglcr his bundles are filed with moss
hajjor and his bundle also is chand tara"
QOu KNOW Will cnlnu tara Is, Dut
it must be something very fine. or such
q high toned counter sqnattcr wouldn't
have it in his bundle. This portrays y
"goldsmyth:"
Ills shop is 30 beautifully adorned. His kora
Is like globe OF Fire dissolve every mineral
thing II was not the globe OF water near him
then the beautiful persons burn with the fire OF
Envy. BY the power OF breath shows mirac,i-
lous work he IS not Goldsinyth he is n jugf-lcr
when he puts his gold In ghurrya 1t becomes
water when he wishes TO make ornaments
makes with abundance that he put an ornament
Of Starof Soryya in the ear of the sky"
Philosophy before and now poetry.
The moonsif's Imagination is better
than his English. Just let few more
of these gems of language run along
without comment. This is what he has
to say about the potter:
'He is unique in his work that the whole
world uses his pots his thread is like n sword
Il he would had not made the pots how the
world drink the water and the Plats is secured
ID his vase. In short, he is maker OF every kind
pots that every Mosuman uses that his carthcn
pot called Safaly but always kept Potao in IL
and his goolfec is so rare that every great man
CONCEAL the ice in 1t and his nolxora or cup has
/, pscd for The thirsty men Of Kurbla. lie called
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST RYE
- cutc0 10 me by G. III. Denison on the iitH
pay or April, 1891. recorded in the clerks oificc
Vl lhe iiustings Court tor the city OF Roanoke
"a; deed BOOK b9, page Ts to secure to MIR MARY
.. uoiiman the payment OF the sum OF 81 ig3 IL
evidenced by three certain ncgotiab HE no,cs
bearing even date herewith o u flr tbe sum ri.
Elloo payable ninety days after date and two for
Tue sum OF $btI. 81 each, payable one and two
years, respectively after dat aud defa h.yins,
pech made Ill the payment OF the first OF said
notcS lot The sum OF $3.50 81 due April nth fSfs
anu pciug required to do so by tho bcnclciarv
VIII, ON THURSDAY, MAY aGru, lS.9, Al IL
~, expose 10 sale at the front door OF the court
mouse or the city OF Roanoke Va 10 the highest
",uuer the following piece ~ property 20 vii:
a that certain lot or parcel OF land living and
39eihS IN me city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded and
Beginning NJ point on the west aide ~ I.Nc-
son street 25l $40 feet north OF Spruc, street.
thence north s>dcsrces 10 inmates west lSa 5.lo
lcet 70 an alley, thence with same north : dc.
grees 10 minutes cast 80 Re 4 to a point: rheoce
south Is degrees 10 minutes t32 ) 1feet fcrt -
Jefferson street: thence with same south : l.
grces 10 miuutes west ~ feet 10 the bcril,nin,,
TERMS: Cash sufficient to DAY the COST ~ ~
cutting this trust including trii- tees commjssion
or per cent. aud TO pay on ono past due notc FOR
the sum or Sd66.Si with interest from Anil ;lth
1871, ana the purchasers To assume the navmsnt
Oh negotiable note for the sum OF 81 4 Jue
August l2th. 1892 with two years interest ana
one for the sum OF S66G.si due April nth, lsB,
WIN two years interest. Balance II any, nav
aplc In one and two ycars.
,os J.F. wlNGFIELD,
90 tue' Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

TRUSTEES SALE.--BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
Il OF trust executed to me on the 3Oth day OF
May, lSW' by James Bayiss anc Lila, his wife.
1nd duly recorded in the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court OF the city OF Roanoke. in deed
DOCK vi, page 211, to secure To Sarah Chauncey
savage OF the city Of Philadcphia a debt OF
H<o,Vn, therein mentioned with legal inter 1t
lhercon from the date OF said deed, payable semi.
annually, ana containing II waiver or the home.
siead exemption; default having been made i'm
the payment OF interest on said bond aud being
,eqniteu ny me party secured 20 to do, will oncf
t .oT sac NJ pubic auction, at u O'CLOCK NOON,
On WEDNESDAY. THE 25TII DAY OF MAY
,S'2, IN front OF the courthouse In the civ Of
honI oke, the following valuable property known
avenue, in the sain city, together wit, the ,urni
ture and fixtures, bounded and described in mid
deed ns follows: " @''
, beginning ut point on the south side of
street; thence along i'll avenue south 81 derrres
70 minutes east 30 feet to corner; thence sonth
2ueereea IL minutes west IOu feet TO n corner.
thchcc north 81 degrees ~ minutes west 30 feci
10 corner; thence north des rces IS miuutr.
cast luu1 rect 10 the beginning contaiuiuv uT1
sfuarc rect ana known III lots Nos l3 and Il I'D
o. Deing the same lots that were conveyed Ia $40
D june Daynss by the Roanoke Laud and I'm
ptovement Company nv deed dated the Isl ds,. ar
August 1852 aud OF record in u c clerks of,rs NJ
the corporation Court Of the cjtv or Rnnnnkc
aecd book ~, page 26: and also all the hotel II
lures, lures, furniture carpets and. in shori. all the
Pcttunai property now In the said hujIdinr Oh
hereafter To he placed IL the sai, huiliIn" In, ~
SAID James Bay iss Tor the 'pnrposc OF nrn5criy
conducting IL n hotel - '''''H
IhKMS OF SALE One-fonr,h ~ the purch....
money In cash, the balance upon a crcdi, ~, -
TWO ana thice Years from the day OF sale err
my interest from that date, payable semi.nnnu
any, ior which bonds will BE- taken from I We MIR
Gu 10 egua anonnts to be secured by d.cd
4 &c ids 80 ia ~ rr IN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21

with any certainty whether the next
thing he sees will be high class
Brahmn or Il dude, Il big snake or Il
yellow baby. ruined temple six thou
sand years old or u bungalow of the
vintage of 1890.
The best idea one can ret of the
country. with its strange old ways, is
from what its own learned men
have written. Emerson was wise in
the lore OF the earth cradle, though he
never rode in Il palanquin, and have
seen this hour Il book which would tell
you Yankees left behind more about In
dian customs in ten minutes than the
whole college of missionaries could in q
week. 1t is II volume absolutely unique,
and the most precious treasure of my
friend Scrgcanta veteran Of Lucknow
valued even above the jewcled dag
ger he took from n wounded Scpov who
tried to kill him even while he was in
the act of giving the poor devil Il CUP of
water by permission of it's owner
am enabled to send You traces of some
of the old drawings and IL portion of the
text.
The book is the "Ainah- ahl-i-IIind," by
kao kriShna Rao, formerly supcrintcnd-
ent OF government schools, Snugor now
hrst-class moonsif Dumoh, illustrated
by the author. 1t was printed in 1858
at Roorlice, and is, in it's usual state,
only moderately rare. This specimen
derives unusual interest from the fact
that the llindustance text has been lu-
bolions'y translated BY another moonsif
upon the alternate blank pages left for
the purpose. OF course the book reads
from right to lief. and has the title page
at the end and the index Mt the begin
{ ming, and, of course, the original looks
like Choctaw. The translation is done
in splendid big, round, English cop
perplatc hand''
A ''noonsif" is n native teacher en-
ploycd to teach English to the natives.
Judge from examples following how ac-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-21
puria Put master OF tho universe his dignity d
like Hindoo God Brahma."
This is how he strives to do Justice To

Puria Put master or tho universe his dignity %
like Hindoo God Brahna."
This is how he strives to do Justice to
the confectioner:
when no opens his shop his Sugarcandy's
odour spread In market and 1t is celebrated IN
to the Egypt the Pcra of his shop is SO tasteful
who ato II never forgot Its Taste every sweet
meat In his shop is so tasteful who ate 1t ct q
time never forgotten for whole life And in the
assembly OF enjoyment and coincidence his
swcctmeat is required"
After this fashion he deals with the
dyer or "Rungarcz:"
His shop with every kind Colourcd Dresses
appears beautiful like garden. He dyes Red
Green Black Orange Nafurnam Rose Yellow
onion Pcagrccn light green colour Blush
Purple OF wood alocs Sandal wood colours 80
properly that on seeing them the beautiful pcr-
SOS become rcjoiccd."
THE beautiful persons is Oriental,
very. If the moonsif had really learned
English he would have known that the
correct expression for beauty is 'doocid
fine, dontcherllnow" or mot hawf bad,
dontcherknow." Here is one of the
gems of the collection, and hope you
will use the really vigorous sketch of
the turner and his assistant. 1t is en-
tiled: Description turner of lathe:"
"Ilc makes to every crooked straight and
suiootn Sucn knurauy VINO turned In lathe sew
eral things every boy and youth poor and great
man chooses his work He prepares q Whirligig
OF wood that chosen by every man to 1t every
man earns the Bread by the accoutrements. He
makes Moogdurs so beautifully that It is APP
proved. He makes small box painted good
colour that jcwclcr put his diamond topaz in it.
When he took rope OF Sharad in hand then the
ufclcss wood trcmblcS OF him."
This is how he wrestles with the Eng
lish tongue while endcavoring to de-
Scribe the humble barber:
Every person is DESTROYS to see him, because
he Is adorncr OF mans face. He is so man of
power, that when he attends to any person he
brings his head down for him. He cuts the
whiskors OF Roostum, and after shows the mir
ror and sczes the rose of Firoun and in the field
OF ar; he Is fitted for the praise, and he pressed
down the neck Of Roostum and his grandfather
The wrestlers OF the earth having seen his cour-
age the finger Of sorrow chcwcd from the teeth
OF establishment"
Please make n note of "the finger of
sorrow chewcd from the teeth of aston
ishment." 'Tisn't often you strike such
literary ficnd. But listen to this de-
scription of the "Fisherman:"
when he carries his net on the river all
fishes OF the sea- trembling from the time he
prepared the net. the fishes became so agitated
and fled away, and every man is his DESTROYS