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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LIBROS.
En- la Imprenta del BoLETIN se
han recibido los siguientes:

C0digo Penal reform do en- 1870
con las variacioIes introducides en-
ell mismo por la ley de II de Julio
de 1876, concordado y ccmeptado
para su mejor inteligenoia y iacll
aplicaei6p, con una multitud de
ejemplos J cuestiones practicas ex-
tractadas de la jutisprudencia esta-
ulecida por ell Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de cinco mil sentencias de-
tadas en- materia do casaci0n cri-
minsl desde 1870 & 1887, y de la
jurlsprudencia ftancesa en- los ca.
sos no resueltos a6n por la nuestra,
que dimansn de artieulos del GO.
digo frances, Que guardian compls Ia
identidad y analog!a con les del
Oodigo espafiol. segniao de I'm ex
tense j minucloAo repertoire T.
betico de las mismas y dc I'm aIea
dice con las leyes penales espeoit =
les dc conuabando J defraudaci6n,
lesroeartiles, monies, ley slectoFa.
Ies j municipal, casa J pesca, Icy
sobTe psoteccion a.los nlhos dc II
de Julio de- 1878, J sobrr usutp ~
cion y falsihcaelon dc patente. q
80 del propio mes y aho, notadas
J comentAdas con Ia Jurisp uds a.
eia del Tribunal Suprx 10.
Obra nsl ialma q To- sehostH Ma
gietIadoa, Jufatos, Jucc~s, F.ssa-
irs, indlyiduos del Cuef,o Juod,co
Mintar J demAs Iancluaari = e..
cAfsadoe dc "a spticacloa lie la lcs
mny pafligHsas sne nts - srA ~
scs Letraaos, asfcasos~s d aensA.
dofrs CT eanaa erinlnai. J AtsslAl
aqge!las pcrsosas cue. dcscoa@'
dc eouoect q CS4lgo y ia JarAs sge'
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LUZ BRILLANTE
ACEITE PARA ALTMBRADO DF FAMTLTAS

Libre az eSpios;6s y CON-
bnsti6n erpontdneas.
SIN hamo nj NAL olor.
Este aceite, producto de
ma fabrication especial.
IS jgual, sino superior a los
lue sc importan del ex-
5ranjero bajodiveTsos nom-
brts y marcaa, tanto por
sus cualidades lumfnicas
como por lsaeguridad que
ofrece 4 los consumidores
Nuestrcsprecios son mu
cho mss reducidos quel i
ie las marcas extraDieras,
lue con este ma. CT precio
no brindao 4 los ccnsnmi-
iores ventajas De Di sknna
ilase.
La oxnerienei0 af{nuiri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
A " L $ O..

obeto imacone las Pdoras :de doctor
Reeo pesen que las egmas las preparadas exus
hores Vale Oancio,
depoaos de vedadera formula los tnicos estan
toizadOs para mi nom5re en- dichas Pndoras
Depositos Capital, Guermey-Ponce Vale Oanco-Areci
bo Famacia RyeraCoamo Fsrmaca BanoeaLares Farmaca
ItuIrno.
DOCTOR " REVEON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
AvlsO lMPORTANTE:

Is sabo que pa6eo namesele el nombe que
quer Aceite carbon Luz del hog
de namabe absolute pues adquiendo gado
cao encende llama Por Agenca
coenda encadamente los consumdores enpen guen
evar 10 possible cuuiek
accdente nf
deptos de 0do antes en0ender las Ampara
ias residue que resu lavando ben el depoo
Lens los dep6os de d fuere de hoche o de cuaque
Hama Nmpisr as de los queadores peQueho tubo de
respiration qGe nen a5o Recoa les carbonidas
mechss antes de encenderlss.
En- niagGn % apasaen las AmparGs soplands
Tener mucho cuidado de amas ucs Les lata de
p6sos benztna gasoline ea precauc6n
davfa mas indispensable.
mejores posbes Las de las WASUE
Ia son las meiores mas baraas
Agens gsasrais. para sla sOBRNos EzQUIAGA.
San Juan Puerto Rico-Oale de In Fortaleza nfmero IT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
SERtIClO COSlER0 Eb PIO. -Rl(O
VAPCR "Avu.ES

sAldrs lie San Juan todos los Miss.
coles ei Amanecer, una vss por ei Ests
y otrA per si Oeste, ;ocando en- los
puntos os Fa!afdo, Humseso, Arroyo,
Ponce, Masaguss. Agusdiils y Arsti.
TO J vice yrr q fse, se,~ctivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
Ala Corufia b Santander,

8alida ae FHsFb- hscs o aaa - - a"8"
Be sxpidsn pasajss de Ida y vsslta oeu %
esr ciento de rsbaja.
a lss familiaa qas psgssn Ia squivsians'.
a Z uassie, sntsros, >. les AAr2 10 reba1a DO
"a n5, o;ento. Ests resI-s % ~ apiioahls
o. billetss de- Ida y vseits.
Enla i..y &. clsss. co alno msnsI ds
.tos en- cads familia, gratis Los demAs dis
norss de 8 amos 4 de psssis, de 81 II sacs 40
,umplidos l passjs. d. y saos csmpiid'' pa
n 8, prsfersnoi. , s. ofdInaria. Ua niaa
hasta .6cs xratis. De : ~ stos / Ssssis
de- 8 IL .aos passjs, de IL saos 60 aaaiaa- :
ts uassia ertaro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
EMPRESA
T PORES gSPAHOLsS CORRgOS DR Las ANTILLAS
y trasportes miiitares
4e Sobrinos de Herrera, Habana.

Los vapores de esta empTess efec-
tuarAn Eu ss'ids desde este puerto en-
los aiss S, 10, Is, 20 , IS de cads mes,
d las 5 de- ls tarde en- los d'es de labor
va las 12 de- iia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LUDWIG DUPLACE
CASA DE alRos coMIsioNEs,

secas
FAkdoa do
AGENTE
L. Empress dabas
Royal MalSteam Packet --p
Aisn
Edcar)
&C., London
North British Insasn q. Loudon
1anns Insurance Liu. London
Lloyd Andalaz Cad 5ae#
AnglsCondnsntsa Ohl,ai,rfs) Works.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
Vines de RUEDiy T0R0
TIHT0 7 BLAHC0,
uMaly sELscTe Qus u cssaE,
Al PuBLlco

Ac.bsp Dc fecibirss, en- b tienda st
q. Geraia { Go San Jos6 nam. |, zoe
msYuificos ) sersdisaaos vincs tinses
: blsneo ls Rueas , Tore (OestiIl,), !,
, - dsts5lsn 30. hoteilaa, sarrsfasss,
su.r.o, /, "a. hs, p,p-s, 1 pF.aios SOC
ssneiopsiss.
14nss,s "a epsnts aos 10 c!tsda
tIsnds se = dnica Que recibs tan es-
qniaitos sinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

gass sssas Dc sALssos Assds a. ca
asia ! ! rsss ALTAR.
Llssxsxxis asl BcksTtn - A. Lyna
sssVss ss msrss. Pa hasa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
ANTONIO ALFlU YBlRlLT.

Doctor en- Derecho Owl , Oa-
a6nico, Aboga1o dc los Ilnssses
Oolegios dc Madrid J Puerto Rico,
SON bufete alberto en- la Capital de
4 Monarquia, ofrcce sus servicios
profesionales & 90 numefosa ellen
tela dc esta IsiA, para ants el Tri.
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el Goa :
seio dc Estado, Tribunal do Oven
tas del Reino J demAs osntsos "a
periores, judielales , sdminis,'ssi
vos dela Naclon-
esrrapo. n6m. Il n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

EgsAsss sksass 5sxsausina.. ~
Ma. aaasasAm . vssisas.-- Wa.
fssssea = Assa e. ieaas ~ CO.
~fA.s.--M.xssAsws ~f Aan ss--Css
stxs y sse Assss - ssa ss5s IA
So i n~sssssst stsssts.
FaxclO | IIsssss'Is J @sH
4 |. sssa.. sAnA
| |MussAsn. hassaa s'l'*sssi -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
REMOLOADOR

Esta empress tiene ei vspor AGUI.
LA, potente para Iemo!ques por Las
costas de esta isla, y hsbilitando de
bombss para achiq sc dtiles psrA ssl-
vsmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LINEA DE CUBA

LlNEA DE UUBA
LIegsrAn solo hasta Santiago de Cubs
os vSpores que salem los dias s, l5y 25'
LIS de Ice dias S y IS tocsran en-
Nasviets, Paerto- Padre, Gibsrs, Maya
RI, Bsrscos, Guantanamo , Cuba
El de Is hark les misnss escalss,
4 sxcepci6n de 10 de Maysrt, y adem&s
tocacA en- Ssgus de T4nsmo
Todos retornsran verificsndo sus sa-
lidss de- 0ubs los diss Is, % y s, sfse-
tuSndosc las entfsG:e en la HabBna
en- los fschan corfespoudienses &C IL,
20 y Q lie cAds area.
Niuguno lie IT tns vEporet tocsss A
su setotnu ca 6naussnsmc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

ndust duane amos los Esados Undo
M6co otros pcss pmte ofrecer pdboo arculo
nuede meoa parte algupa bajo ningdn eoncepo
Nuestrss LUZ BRILLIANTLY ELEF ANTE LUz SOLAR
estan regadas perseg todo rgor de Ia ley los ~
Hcsdor0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
K Firma) Richard G. Rogers,

MulliDgar, June 4 de 1891.
Para volver q nuestro ejemp'o
diremos que el remedio empleado
ayud6 & la naturaleza & reasumir
81 fancionamiento para la produc-
sion de la mas precicsa de sus jo-
yas, la salud y felicadad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

Empsssa de Seguros marlin o.
d@sta e. ! snfstfss The Indtn
ms,r Me,sal Assise Assuranc.
Ccnpaas Limited :. domieiliada
60 i.caaFss
Axsnsss tisne'sles. So5rines d
Mgaaage.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LINEA DE OAIBARIEN.

Todos los luues d las 6 de IL tards
saldrA On vspor que, tocando los martes
en- ID Isabe de Sagus, nsgark A Cal.
bafien los microbes.
Retcrnsra ealisndo: de Osibarien los
jueves, deepues de Ia llsgsda del ren
de psssjeros, con escaih en- Sagua, ,
llsgare q Ia Hahsna les Visrnsa
Todos Ios viernss & lea 8 de la tsrde
ssldrk otro vapor cue tooafa en- lsabels
de Sagus los skbados y llegari 4 Oai-
bsrisn los Dcmigos.
EfectnarR 50 retorso salienGo de CA.
BARREN los msrtes, depues de Ii iIsssts
del tren de laAsleios, toc4fs en- Segaf
= llegasA 4 Ia Eabana los miarcolss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
vApOR.ES
cORAHOs.HsR AHo11s
ssLA rnEPANIA fRAsAfLANfIuA
DE A. LOPEZ - Go.
servisio para Pusrto-Riso , II Hshans.

HoSvIukV P~k~ ~~o1s ~ "
sALIDAH.-Ds Barcelona los diss 5 , b
Il oada mss.-De Nilags 81 7 , U.-DsOa-
all 81 lOy 80.-Ds Eantan1er 81 2O.-'e IL
; ooraGa 81 81.
Sc expspden billstss directos para MsysSass
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, Gibera, Nseviias'
SsbaniIla 0el6n, oon trasbordo e. Pusrss'
8ico 8 H.bsna.
yIAJr pIBsCTo oEsDE PUERTo- Rloo
Ala Corufaa b Santander,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

COmfsnia de Ssguros ernira
Isssedies. dsrominsda ROYAL
de- Liverpool.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.


sslsn los diss 10Y 20 los vsporss
cue hscen al Eervicie de Oorreos.
Ell del dlx 10 tocs en- Nusvitas, Gibs-
"a, B4rscoa. Guantanamo, Onua, Oabo
Hsitiano , Eors-au-Prince Puerto Pla
ia, Ponse, MaysgEez, Aguadilla , San
Juan de pusrto-R,eo. Al retorno harA
szcale eh los mismos pusrtos.
El del dts 30 ira or Nusvitas, Ci-
bsrs. Bsracos, Guam Gnamo, Cubs, SAM
to Domingo, Ponce, Msysguez, Aqua.
diiia ? San Juan de Puerto-Rico, vi.
niendo Por los mismos puertos.
Retofnsr&n saliendc de Puerto Rico
los dias 30 J 8 respectivsmente; toca-
rin en- Cuba los dise 20 y Q, llegsndo
{ IL Hal,aua en- las fschss correspon-
dientee Dc 4 y IA de cada mes.
Ninguno de estoc dos vapores tocarA
D sr rstorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

La L4N.s5a 4ogsss. y. So. s'.a" 20. ca
assaAa ssssss f4asssss asssssa ss.ssssssSs Asss
asssssase 9ssEe4 s'sssss sa, ssssss
satsazs&a aa<esssss* sSsssazs- - - ,.
zsasSas4au ~ ssss saasss.aa aaassss
zs sls1s sAssa4s sssszeas ssekss -
ssaisass ssaps aesgassSaAt Aas4s.aas ts sssns -.
Asa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

El Sr Rogers certifica 10 siguien.
te:-
"Recuerdo qle la Sonora preci-
tada me inform6 de la cura de su
hija Dor medic del Jarabe Seigel y
puedo somprobar la veracidad del
aeo-t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

Nss msss asm s. u -
: aA.
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tionary soldier. have often heard him tell of
the nardships he went through in the war and
now ne walked and marched for miles on ice
ana snow; how he waded through rivers and
now his feet would bleed. ! have heard him
teii how they would come so near starving that
tney would go into the cornfield where the
u itisn fei their horses, and there they would
PICK up the scattered grains to keep themselves
from starving think he said he was at the
surrender OF Yorktown, and marched four days
without eating a moughful.
Ny husbands age was g. as well al can re-
member Mr.. Cloud was a fine, sensible man.
and was well respected by ali who knew him
tie was business man, and was chairman of
the court tor forty years. He was high sheriff
OF The county when he died. Until on his
oeatlbed he was strong minded, pert and
active.
He died in 1912, on the Sth day Of February,
ana my youngest child boy, was born the
same day about half an nour before Mr.. Cloud
died He was in his senses and named him
Washington, after the father of his country
The h"nse was crowded. He repeated his wish
over and over. told them all that he wanted
US to know the child name was Washington
Was married 20 Mr.. Cloud in, believe 1885,
Ny Oldest Child was a girl, born in 1889 Mr.
Cioud lett me good home and right smart bit
OF property He requested me to educate Wash
lngton. and thought he would make a useful
man. tried TO DO so, and sent him to school
all could. He was the best boy ever saw. He
was always kind to his mother, but he has been
gone from me about twenty three years. He is
practlclng law an wanted me to come to him,
and sent me money. preferred to stay with
my Laughter. who is married and living here
about q mi e from wnere Mr. Cloud died.
aad Il hard time through the late war. All
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But society permits this lavish show of
shape, in fact en- Joys it, and so the man of
fashion has simply to bow obeisance and
pose.
When you buy your bathing outfit this
year be sure and do it properly. Buy them
In one piece of worsted or silk, and if YOU
are stout get vertical stripes, and if you
are thin follow the Sing Sing design. That
is very much in style this year, Just as it
was last year. But you can get them in
cotton very cheaply, and while that class
of good is an fat in Bowery bay and at
South beach it will hardly do at the swell
ocean places. Pick out three or four
pretty bathing suits costing you all the
way from 50 to $50 apiece and then get a
good outfit to go with it. A fine water
proof canvas satchel for 81 will hold your
bathing suit. your towels, your towel robe,
brushes, combs, and possibly bath mat
and rather thin blanket robe. Don't
fail to get the Turkish towel robe,
for it is very handy thing after a
fine plunge, even though it costs you So
or S.. Your blanket robe, if you intend
having one this year, is worth $40 or SIS.
Then. too, there is the bath strap, which
you ought to have This will cost Won
$50. Then buy few extra brushes and
rubbing down pads" and you are fixed
for the summer as far as bathing outfit
goes.
One of the finest bathing outfits ever pre-
pared in New York was that which Lis
penard Stewart took with him to Japan.
1t appears that he had heard of some ex-
cellent bathing in that country of little
men and women, and so he gave his
orders for regular fashionable Ostend
outfit, which consists of ten one-piece
bathing suits of the finest spun silk, each
of which will show his figure off to perfec-
ton, and no two of which are exactly
alike as to design. His whole outfit. so I
am told.b a gentleman who was with him
supplementary material. such as bath h
robes, ETC., cost him fully 800, but he will
startle the natives over in Japan, and that
Is worth several thousand dollars TO the
ex-State senator.
have recently delved into late styles
for gentlemen's underwear and have dis
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about six inches wide. Around the neck
| am going to have a big gathered turn
down collar OF the white silk also The
sleeves are cashmere, full, cut with but
one seam and gathered tight at the wrist.
where there falls deep lace ruffle Fine
embroidered bands form yoke and define
the line of the bodice.
silk fronts. however are not so popu-
lar as they have been. I've made num-
Der OF tea gowns lately without them.
The full Grecian drapery across the front
is very pretty indeed; 1t Is generally
caught with a ribbon bow. Then on the
other side We put plain rever.
Zone that | made of striped silk looked
very we'll with the stripes brought down
in front TO form Y at the waist. From
under the Y the silk came down full 10
the feet with the stripes running up and
down. At the sides Of the pointed yoke.
lace was fastened, and was brought up on
the shoulders in berthe. The back was
a vatican, which is the favorite now for
tea gowns"
thanked the dressmaker and departed.
And as turned 10 60 down the stems I
stopped short TO gaze on very pretty girl
with very pretty dress coming down the
street. II was Of peculiar shade of green
Just about the shade Of mildew. She had
a clear Light pink in her cheeks. and could
wear the shade without the slightest in
convenience. The dress was made very
simply. Anove the edge Of the plain
bell skirt there was little heading
Of bright tan-colored cloth. and similar
heading on the eud OF each sleeve. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-29
Chronic Diseases skiifuIly Treated.

DR.. L. G. Johnson has returned from
New York city with special facilities for
the treatment of all classes OF Chronic
Malades
While there he procured the most mod
ern electrical appliances. including tho
Hoffman-Van Houton "Elec;ro-Therapeu-
tic Cabinet Baeh," vsluabl. adjunct in
the treatment of Chronic Ailments; also .
Pneumatic Cabinet. the latest and most
successful method of treatment for Dis
eases of the Lungs
These cabinets. the only two in the
state, used as accessories to the best
methods Of treatment given az the Post
Graduate and other leading New York
hospitals and clinics. enable DIR. Johnson
20 treat, with the best results obtainable,
all the Chronic. Nervous aud Special Dis
eases. including all Diseases Of the Lungs.
al Kidney Diseases. Diseases Of the Liver.
Dyspepsia, all skin and Blood Diseases.
rheumatism, Neuralgia. sciat.cs. al
forms OF Female Diseases. Rectal Diseases.
GenitO-urinary Diseases. Nervous Debility
and all ailments 4rlsing from a Weakened
Nervous System.
Office. rooms 5. 8 and :. Schsuerrnan
block, northwest corner Front and Cherry
streets. Seattle WASH.
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WOMAN OF FASHION.
Will Don Some Handsome Tea
Gowns Before Long.
ONE IN CHOCOLATE vELVETEEN.
Another in Lettuce Green-The New
CoIors-A Bonnie Girl In Blue
SILK Fronts Not So Popular.

NEW YORK, May 23.-[Special Core
spondence. II have just returned from
one of the pleasantest calls ever made in
all my life. 1 have been paying my re-
spects to lady that has most enviable
privilege-that of commanding and being
obeyed. of suggesting and being permitted
to carry out her suggestion of changing
her mind and being allowed to do so at
her own free within short. to a maker of
woman's gowns. And the reason L en-
joyed it so much was that she was par
ticularly gracious today. and she had a
particularly large number of beautiful
things to show me.
AS | entered her door she was putting
some indefinable finishing touches to q
tea gown that was wonderfully and beauti-
fully made She had used in its making
that most ideal material for a tea gown.
the new Louis velveteen, and its folds
hung straight, in rich simplicity. The
color was a dull chocolate, rather light,
and against it the pure white of the Indian
muslin so generously used in the COM
position of the dress showed to good
effect. The full front was made OF
Indian muslin, and it was so full that it
admitted of being drawn in at the waist in
pretty sash effect. This front was cut
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the money left me was exhausted before that,
Tor 1 had to ed AGATE my twJ cuiiiren. The
hardest trial was when had TO give up my son
to go to the war, and then my great troubles
commenced. He was wounded and taken
prisoner. But he said they were mighty kind
TO him on the other side. / hal to sell some OF
my property. and now for seven years have not
been able to do anything.
letter about my husband to my son 10 be sent to
you, but it got lost somehow III the mails.
NANCY CLOUD,
The widow of William Cloud.
From the statement of her husbands
age and her own made by Mrs. Cloud 1T
will be seen that she was % and he So at
the time of their marriage.
Much closer was the relation OF Eliza
beth Betz, of Harrisburg, Pa, to her
spouse Peter Betz. These two were made
one in lS47. Elizabeth had reached by that
period the mature age of A; Peter must
have been past so. A singular thing about
this pensioner is that she has forgotten the
English tongue and now can only speak
the language-German-of the people
among whom she lives. Mrs. Betz is deaf
and her memory is rapidly failing.
Though eleven years older than Mrs.
Betz and one of the centenarians on the
list, Mrs. Anna Maria Young, another
PENNSYLVANIA widow, can recall her hus-
bands memories of the darkest period of
the war. He was Lieutenant Jacob
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Young. of the Pennsylvania line. Tie set
lied in Easton when peace was declared,
married there. OF course years atterward.
ard his wife and widow has lived there
ever since. She still family RENE mbers
her husbands story oT the mlSeries OF val
ley Forge.
When the semi-centennial of the events
of the Revolution We're in process OF eeie-
hration. when Bunker Hill monument Was
dedicated in 1873 and the surrender OF
Rurgovne commemorated AT old saratoga
IN 1877 veterans of the conflict were so
few and so aged as 70 he objects OF special
veneration. The grizzled old Grand Army
mon who turn out now on Memorial DAY
Go mere lads to what these old soiuleTs
wsra They were. III short honored reilcS
~ another era, borne with care unto ana
ser with pride upon the altar of liberty al
cornerstone layings and the like opera
tions of the completed half century Oh the
REPUBLICS life. ,.,
Net one samuel Durham, OF the Sohhec-
,;cnt militia. celebrated the tlttleth ANN
versary of the Declaration year ny taxing
nnto himself a girlish wife. ms was IN
lS26 -. 49,,
30 prospered the union that aoou' me
widows home now. n Manchester, oh-
tario county, \. y, 1--we ihir'y oI ne
children. grandchildren and great grant
children. She Is - years old, ana pe"h'
the Quaint name Asenath- ~. 81.
No evening passed during our ne
saws Mrs. Turner. for she married again II
her AGED husbands death, that ny hIs
band did not tell some story OF hsso4G'