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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
SENTENCIA.

La Excma Audie acia fallo ell 8
de- corriente la causa seguids
contra Anacleto Lslaro (a) Gu.
rriIio por muerte de Macedonia
Ottegs, con las circumstances
que scrcdit6 el juicio oral y pd.
biico recientemeute celebrado en-
uuestra S4ls de Jassicis, conde-
oando d dicho prosesado q Ia
pena de IN sho de priaion correc
eional con lac accesoriAs de aus
pension de todo cargo y derecho
lie sufrsgio dutante la condena, 81
abono q Ios herederos del inter
feeto, en- eoncepto de indemniIa
ion, de Is can,idsd de 5000 pc.
setas, con IN dia mas de deten.
ci6n por cada l24 que, en- case
de inso'veneia, d'Jase de salts
fAcer, sin cue estA puedA exec.
der de "A tereera parte de Ia pena
impuests, y al pago dc Las cossas
aroeesales, sirvieriole de abono
a mltad 10 Ia prision preventive
suirids.
CeltnrAmos el felix resaltadc
del jaieio oral q que aludimos,
envisndo por clio nuestra enhora-
ausna 81 ilusradieimo detensof
de LsEsro Y amigo nusssro Sr
L:do d. Jaan HernandeE Lopez;
eshorabatna DUE hI.tmos exssn.
iva. dsade lasS a dssgraelade
areaos que Cd hgevs reecbFaFA Ia
ansiAas liberia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
mas SO suscribe con toda conside-
raci6n.
De listed alto afPmo s. s.
G. B. s. M.
FL Presidente, Gregorio LedesHsG

Ell Presldente, Greg0ri0 Ledesnst.
No es precise agregar encare-
cimientos a 10 que bien claro =
terminate anuncia Ia precedente
communication. Ls junta general
organizsdora de la Asociaci6n
tendra efecto, "a es notorio. el
81 del corriente.
Pero en- ei interim loa Sres Agfi'
cuIsores exsminaran el proyecto
do Eatatutos y Reglsmento de la
naciente Institution. que va a pu-
blicsrse, y le hsrAn, si GUSTAV,
los reparos que cream oportu-
NOS y conducentes al resultado
que se persigue.
Todos, Elm exception, la prenaa
peri6dics inclusive. cumpiiran cor
al grato deber que Sc han i'm pues.
to en- esta obrs, con tanto mayor
motive cuanto que ella no tiene
otro fin que el benefiaio de ests
hidalga tisrra espanola objeto d.
nuestro amor, y Ia cual cifra 81
con6ahza en- Ia Madre PAssia J
en- sus Gobiernos y sabe que ests
llamada q brilIantes destinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

peliagudo de los archives en-
question.
lOh luminosos resultados de
lac polemicas del dial
lY luego habra quien se atrevs
4 debstir con los 6rganos ausono
miatas, cuando hasts de archives
como los del Area de Noe dispo.
aen para pulverizsf al contradic'
tori
Con raz6n 90 tienen ellos por
los mas eruditos, los mas sabioe,
Ia creme, en- fin, de la humsna
omnisciencia.
Lssmos en- un colega neoyor.
kino 10 que sigue:
"Gran excitaci6n reina en- ell Es-
tado de Sonora, Mexico, q causa
del arresto = sentencia de Teresa
Urea, la celebre santa de Oacheo-
rs. Ests moderna Santa Teresa
fu6 arrestada hara unos veinte y
tantos dias por un destacamento
de soldados, y conducida en union
de su anciano padre 6 Guaymas,
Sonora, donde ambos fueron redu-
oidos q prisi6n Y cargados de hie-
rros. I'll juez de Guaymas los con-
demo como culpables de brnjeras,
y sentenci6 6 la hija & ser fusilada
Iy al padre q presidio perpetuo.
IiOondenas d muerte por brujeria a
fines del siglo XXI. Parece
men ira, y sin embargo dlcen que
es verdad."
lY quien es ess pobre Teresa
condenada & muerte por brujefi.i
| Contestaci6n:
"Teresa Urea es una joven dc
IL amos, y ell juez del distritc
cree firmemente que es bruja, J
que So padre la synda en- sus he.
Ichicerias. Ella jamas ha tornado
remuneration alguaa por sus mila.
grosas curaciones, y espera tran.
Iquila ell cumplimiento de Ia senten.
cia sin haber querido nj defender
se.'
Bien dice el colega d que no.
refsrimos. CON legftima indigna.
cion:
"lCondenss q muerte por bru.
Ijerias en- ell siglo XXI iParece
mentirA!"
| IY d6nde acontece esto2
SEn slguu pueblo rssr6grado,
oscursntista y regido por el abso-
lutismoa
lQais, hombre! En- una repd'
blica moderns.
De esperar es qus tomara nots
de este ell peri6di libre pensa.
dor de Ponce que esta shora es-
cribiendo largo y tendidn SCORE
las iniquidades de la Hquisici6n
Tema traseendentalisimo dc Gu
20 desarroiio depende segurAmen.
te ell equiIibrio euro2eo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

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B0letin Mercantil

bale de- soeie'laa, u asa duda
alguna Savessira lss pfoporcion nes
de an sefialado aeon acimianto.
Con el mayor gasto haeemos
phbiico en- nuestvas eoinmnss el
acertado acuerdo de Ia Directive
de! Casino Espsn !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

z6a, agi5A1o pos los s1frimient,s,
duraate los diez y seis meses de
eterna iucertidumbre en- RS la vida
" Ia muerte, por los sinsabores de
tsntos y tantos infortunios.
ST; de IN million de graciss B to.
dos, ST. Diresto-, y pcr este favor Sc
las antlcipa expresivas, y le vivira
eternamsnte reconocido, su mas
atento y aft mo s. s.
9. B. s. M.
Anuoleto LGsGro Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
o era frme, porque
. formul&bamos,in in
\nesesidad y con-

N-aOVOUAV0U SOA-
buscar Ia soluci6r
.,6 sea: en- ell estudio
de hacer posibles los
.mientos hipotecarios en-
.Antillas.
"En los pueblos modernos ma
da ocupa seguramente tan gran
"lugar como ell crsdito. Sobe-
rano en- el dominic de Ia circu-
I" laci6n, 10 es asimismo en- el
campo de la production" Ests
Erase Du Puynode debe estimulal
q todos para el estudio de tar
impor:snte question, porque, CO.
mo dice un ilustrado puertorri-
"quefo: eel hombre comple:s su
"ser en- Ia sociedad, y le debe
"por consiguiente, 81 concursc
"en todas los 6rdenes del trsba
"jo."
Seguiremos en- Otro ndmerc
trstando de tan interesanse =
conveniente asunto, aunque du-
dsndo que hsyamos conaeguido
despejsr Ia incognita: pero. csc
si, intentamos plantear ell probe
ma, y quizss otros, CON mas for.
tuna, logren reaolverlo.
lOjala que asi suceda!
Para elIos sera el lauro de-
triunfo.
No tensmos suficiente ambi
ci6n para aspirar q tanto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

HhuS IA q oA "A FAAAut6 U0 OUK6b
Pdb isas d. Angel Areva'o.
En- el proximo mes de Agosto
"a proreerau en- propi sdad. por los
surnos ds con2urso, traslsci6n y
aacenfo. lag sacue'as siguientes:
Por concurso de ascenso: La Es.
sue|a elemental de Ia clasa de
MINIS de Hato-grande; las il de
"a ,sl&se de Adjuntss, Gaaysnills
y Salinas; Ia i'd de "a class de
n;1&s de Larea. Por concurso de
trsslaci6n: La elemental de "a
elase de niHos de Hormigueros.
Aprobsdo sl itinerario de Ia vi.
'.ita que hs de girar 81 Inspector
del Sur a las Escuslas de sarioi
puetlos de su Distrito.
H. sido Feparado 81 cable entrs
ests y JAmsies. restabieeieados'
por sanso Is communication entr'
Cuba, Estsdos.U Uaidos y Euro
pa.
Oedsasnzas generates de Adua
nag.
Ea ls pr6x;ma sem ana se paga.
ran por ell Tssoro las siguiente
facturas de turno:
| Ssrteo IS.
Julio 18-Facturas mum 169 q IL
Idem 10 -Facturas mum 174 all
Idem 20.-Factaras mum 179 1S
| Cup6a 80.
Idem 22.-Facturas mum 36 4 38
Atrasos.
Idem % -Factura mum a47
| Aviso de Ia Wee prssideaeis d
"a Comisi6n Provincial que inte
regs q los Sies Concentration d
sccioaes de il'etes de Ia L oteri
/ Sibasta,.
/ Peovidencias ju lieales.
/! Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
Conversation.

Dice I'm periodico cabano, con
el significativo spigrsfs de Lo
Autonomsa y s,ts efectos:
Ode un telegrama de Londres
Sc ha descubierto en- Irlanda uus
conspiraci6n en- favor de la indie
psndencia.
81 gobierno ha tornado medidas
de rigor, decretando la prision de
numerosos individuos que aparecen
como los autores del movimientc
revolucionario.
Los detenidus, que ascienden 4
mas de Glen, seran juzgados como
reos de traici6n 6 la patria.
La opinion p1blica estA muy
excitada en- toda Irlanda.
Entire los presos fguraba ell her
mano de Mr. Parnell, que fu6 pues-
to en- libertad,"
He squi I'm argumento mds,
'poderostSin,o, q favor del tan de-
cantsdo regimen.
lQlieo dudarf, despues de lei
do 10 que precede y recordando
10 muy ansIogo que ocurrio hace
POGO en- el Canada, que Ia autono
mis- es 10 mas Santo, 10 mas pa
tri5tico, 10 que mds robustece lie
unidad del Estado?
Il suspicacia solamente--sx-
c'amaran nuestros presuntos re-
generGdores autonomos al detail.
Mas ahora tenemos prssen
to otro telegrsma anterior de Gu.
20 texto Sc deducia que ell au.
tonomismo irlande, snda peor que
de csps csids, de caps EN- pehad4
como sc dice. 81 Ia memoris no
nos es ipf.', en- Masica Cldsica.
Ssrs por ESQ, segurameote, que
ell autononismo irIandes sc meta
en- cabsllerias do sepsrstismo y
sus anexos.
Una er0'uci6n como otra cusl.
quiera- ra--nurmurata slgdn Il 6sofo
iberaltsimo de los que Sc han pro
ouesto ser nuevoa uestas de Is
humsnidsd.
Pero tiu txpoper e. namerO uqo.
Con rsE6n dice un susiguo re-
f'au que en- todss psrtsi &c cuscen
hsbas, y en- alguuas a csldsradas.
Lean, sin6, 10 siguiente, los
sissemGtitos A,istarcos de todo
10 espsfiol, esos que nj siquisrs
1 nue. tros gloriosisimos Cuerpos
ColegislsdofeS respetsn en- su fu-
ror de eensuss inplscable, y has-
"a llegan sn 81 & sstsb'e :sr irri-
sants ccmparseiouss cen 10 tx
srarjsro.
H,bla IN eolega de Madrid:
"La Csmara dc los Oomunes ha
estado dnrante unoe dlas honda
mente pre- capada con un asunto
dc exceptional intetes J traascen.
dental imrortancla.
Sc traGaba, no dc grandes pro
blemas economieoe, miliiares 8 Il
nanciefos. sino dc otrA caesEsfn
mueho mas grave de diseatiss. si
hahia de spSpendrrss Ia sealoa ri
dia dc cafretaa 81 el liipodromo dc
Epson.
Dcspuea dc mueho aisenslg, pot
nna may ofiA lie Id votos - aooFxi6
cclehrar ses.6E. ca dia tan sehAsKdo
. scrifi dvasagcgesadame1 - tot
legislAdoFes bf.tAnieos saa 1ssonek
hip.eAs. por el hlen del pale Pcso
cnIEe los psoposi oa J he hexA -
media an Abismo.
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sidcaGc &c u CAnAFA &c dec d3 d
ahsif u sc&36a, - hab.A ia $50
90 a49e lsi lee hAe
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d. : gsiess IAmAFA 1e I've q S. 12 es
&c hAnsA sfAs AdaAo vz @Ass a III
ssd=arosna 30 Epson.
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p5r:ss los e. oaA4as 4 ssm ARA
eaores e1assAs tasfs as ezsas As
sspaaA y "a 81 Sssos Fs.Ns.
Ns4a gaAs sgses. a&s4@s "a s
"a &c &c astsgAssss Csc ssse -s
3e &c es4ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
CRONIOA ARTfSTIOA.

M BoEETIN MaRCAWrx2 z -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

Ora Real Otdan concedieudo
4 meaes de licsaeia para la Pe-
nfnsuIa al A7ulante de Obras
Pdb isas D. Angel Ar@va'o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17
Peovidencias ju liciales.
Ayuntamientos.

L A DISCUSSION
De NUESTROS PRESUPUESTOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-17

Dice un periodico cabano. con
el significativo spigrafe de La
AutOn0na5a y SalS efect0S:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20

but one of our cats about half way
across the hole swimmin' the best ticks
it knew how, with his head toward the
fur shore, but before | could quicker my
mouth to say scat see one Of 'em big
trout comm. l jist held my breath
while that big trout scooted, and the
next minute he grabbed the cat and
down she went; yes, sir-swalowed her
alive and kicking.
A silence more profound than before
reigned for an interval, and ,hen Post
master Odit said:
"Um-ah-Jimmah, how Lig do you
say that trout was p
'Well, Gus, course [ don't know
nothin' about it, but eff | was to guess
I'd say it wasn't less nor twenty-one
inches long"
The postmaster looked around at the
store cat stretched out at full length on
the counter.
Jimmie, was any of that cat sticking
out of the trout's mouth after she was
swallowed ?''
''No, sir, there wasn't"
''Not even the end of the tail ~
"Naw, nary hair"
"Sure %
'Sartin. She was one of a litter jist
horned that mornin', and was drownin'
'em fol luck"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20
He Wasn't Penurious.

The economical vein which runs
through some men is positively funny,
says the Boston Journal. A man acct
dentally dropped penny in street car.
1t fell into lot of straw which had been
spat upon, trampled under foot, and
nearly robbed of it's former semblance to
that clean, fluffy, inviting bed in which
boys delight to roll and tumble.
The owner of that penny at first
kicked the noisome mess about with his
foot. He did not find the penny, and
endeavored to look Indifferent, but his
face wore panied, uncomfortable sort
of expression. He couldn't endure the
suspense any longer, and forthwith he
began to claw about in the dirty straw
Wi h his hands. He picked it up in
small lots and shook it, in the vain hope
that the missing penny would drop out.
He spent at least twenty minutes Of the
half hours ride from Dudley street to
Milk street in looking for the lost treas
ure, and then gave it up in despair.
Our curiosity was aroused. Is that man
penurious? No, for he soon spent 25
cents for two cigars and thirty cents for
two drinks of whisky for himself and a
chance acquaintance. He bought a pa
per, and gave the boy nickel, declining
to take the 3 cents change He wasn't
penurious; he wanted to know where
that cent went to, and it yexed his soul
because the elusive coin could not be
found.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20
READY FOE A LYNCHING.
Horrible Crime of a White Man in Greene
County

Horrible Crime of White Man in Greene
County
PENFIELD, April 13-[Special. "A
shocking story reached this place from
Woodville yesterday morning. The par
ticulars, as near as [ can learn, are as
follows:
1t seems that Robert Williams, citizen
of this county, is guilty of raping his
step-daughter. Yesterday morning when
going ont to work he sent the rest of the
children aut into one field to work, tax
ING his .,ep-daughter, against whom he
had his hellish designs, with him into
another field, separated some distance
from the other. Sometime during the
morning arother step-daughter had some
cause to go over to see Williams about
the work. When she came in sight of
Williams she saw him choking her sis
ter and making a terrible effort to over
come her. Being terribly frighted she
ran screaming to her home and excitedly
told her mother what she had seen.
Several neighbors were quickly summon
ed, and going to Williams Immediately
placed him under arrest. He was quick
ly carried to Greensboro Jail without the
shocking story leaking out until he was
safely imprisoned. There is some talk
of lynching. The people are excited.
lie married the mother when the girl
was a little child, helped raise her, and
then ruined her. He will be severely
dealt with.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20
The Man Who Laughs.

The man whose ha! ha! reaches from
one end OF the street to the other may be
the same fellow who scolded his wife
and spanked the baby before he got the
breakfast, says the st. Louis Republican
but his laughter is only the crackle of
thorns under the pot. The man who
spreads his laughter through his life
before late breakfast, when he misses
the train; when his wife goes visiting
and he has to eat cold supper; the man
who can laughsswhen he finds button off
his shirt; when the furnace fire goes
out in the night and both of the twins
come down with the measles at the same
time-he's the fellow that's needed. He
never tells his neighbor to have faith.
Somehow he puts TIL into him.
He delivers no homilies; the sight of
his beaming face, the sound of his happy
voice and the sight of his blessed daily
life carry convictions that words have no
power to give. The blues flee before
nm as the tog before the west wind he
comes into his own home like food of
sunshine over a meadow of blooming
buttercups, and his wife and children
blossom into his presence like June
roses. His home is redolent with sym
pathy and love. The neighborhood is
better for his life and somebody will
learn of him that laughter is better than
tears. The world needs this man. Why
are there 50 few of then? Can he be Gre
ated? Can he be evolved? Why is he not
in every house, turning rain into sun
shine and winter into summer all round
the year until life is perpetual season
of joy?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20

Here it is, and it fills the bill much
better than anything we could say: ''It
gives me the greatest pleasure to write
you in regard to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. During the past winter l have
sold more of it than any other kind, and
have yet to find anyone but what was
benefited by taking it. l have never
had any medicine in my store that gave
such universal satisfaction" j. NJ. Ro-
NEY, Druggist, Geuda Springs, Kansas.
Fifty-cent bottles for sale by Farrar &
Farrar, druggists
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20
We Can and Do

guarantee DR.. Acker's Blood Elixir,
tor it has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases 1t is a positive cure
rogsyphi!itic poisoning, ulcers, erupo
tions and pimples. 1t purifes the
whole system and thoroughly builds
nr the constitution. Sold by Dean Il
BraGuon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-04-20
The Almighty Dollar.

The few have too many and the many
have too few. Equalize things by get
ting 20 pounds best graduated sugar for
one dollar from c. W. Smokes the leader
of low prices,
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02
ling, Dickinson, North Dakota.
An Ancient Festival.

King Solomon (who was IL very wise
man, except regarding the feminine,
half of humanity once remarked that
there Mas nothing new under the sun.
Probably lie had just had an interview
with book peddler, or vender of a
new kind of soap. While VIC are
welcoming the enew Year with friendly
greetings and social courtesies, how
many know that this is IL very ancient
customs. When our Saxon ancestors
were dwelling in caves and wearing
skins of wild beasts, the polished
Roman was celebrating the advent of
the new year much us we do now
Visits were exchanged, presents given
and received, the streets were filled
with gay masqueraders, and there
were long professions of whitc-robed
priests and devotees to the temples,
and smoking sacrifices. In those days,
however, visits could not be ex.
changed with friends ut IL distance -
there were no railroads, with ''holiday
rates. Now, the people can reach
dist,nt friends with ease and speed,
ly taking The Burlington, which goes
everywhere. For rates and tickets,
ask your local agent, or write to w.
j. q. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, St.
Paul, Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02
Grand Opening Of the Ice Rink.

M. +. Elinefelter's ice rink is com.
pleted and now running full blast.
This is the first venture of the kind
in Dickinson, and promises to be Il
pronounced success. a certain amount
Of amusement and recreation, us Il
rest from every day toll is needful for
the we'll being of every individual,
and the healthful exercise of skating
should be numbered among the best.
Dodgers announced Wednesday that
the rink would he formally opened at
7 p. m., but lovers of the sport could
hardly wait for that hour to arrive,
and several were trying their new
skates in the afternoon. During the
evening the rink presented a pretty
sight, being filled with merry skaters
and many spectators, who seemed to
enjoy the fun to IL degree equal to
those taking part. Some experts
were noticed that can edo the inside
roll" and cut the figure with ease.
The sport was kept up until a late
hour. Four large lights, with re-
Electors, in each corner, furnish ample
light for the rink, and the building
warmed for patrons make the accom-
mouatiOnS good.
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02
A warning-Don't Use Big Words.

In promulgating esoteric cogit.-
tions OF artlculating superficial sentl-
mentalities and philosophical OF psy-
Geological observations, beware OF
platitudinous ponderosity. Let your
statements possess a clarified coE-
ciseness, compact comprehensive
ness, coalescent consistency and
concentrated cogency. Eschew all
conglomerations of fatulent garrulity,
jejune babblement and asinine affec-
tations. In trying to impress upon
others the superiority of the Wiscon-
sin Central Lines, and why you and
so many others use this thoroughfare
from st. Paul and Minneapolis and
Duluth and Ashland to Milwaukee,
Chicago and points enst and south, it
is not necessary to use jawbrcakers.
Let your extemporaneous descantings
and unprecedented expatiations have
intelligibility and veracious vivacity,
without rhodomontade or thrasonical
bombast. Sedulously avoid all poly
syllable profundity, psittaceous vacui-
ty, ventriloqual verbosity and van-
eloquent vapidity, shun double EN-
tendres, prurient jocosity and pestif'
erous profanity. obscurent OF appar'
ent. In other words, talk plainly
naturally, sensibly, and truthfully say
the Wisconsin Central Lines is TIL
route, and that ends it.
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02

A FITTING recognition of long
and useful life spent for the we'll
being of his fellow mortals, was
that recently shown that grand
old man," William Ewart Glad
stone, on his SD birthday. Mr..
Gladstone is shining example of
the possibilities that single man
may achieve, a man in advance of
his time, and whose noble attrib-
utes of character stood him in
good stead in the many political
battles of which he is the
hero. A man is he who has
always had his country's best good
at heart, and now at past four
score years we find him mentally
and physically strong. He is to
congratulated on his successes.
The Dickinson press., 1892-01-02
Saturday, January g. 1892.
Santa Claus in American Economist.

/ have travelled the world over,
/ have seen millions of homes, and
/ know the children of every
country. l would not like to see
the rich get all the presents, and
since have made my headquar-
tiers here l find that nowhere in
the world do the children of the
laboring classes get so many pres
ents as in the United States. They
all have nice warm stockings here,
while the stockings of children in
other countries are full of holes or
the children have no stockings at
all to fill. All seem to have plenty
of money here saved up for Christ
mas, and that must mean big
wages all over the United States,
and this, am told, is because OF
protective tariff. So l shall
always be protectionist.