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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
Las RGfaHHaS del Sr Maura.
RoR
DON lGNhCl0 DlH CknEJh.
Duaisr t.l BoLEfE HEaclSf1L
DE PUERTO RICO

Tai ss 10 porsada de..un fo;leto
que acaba de editarse en- essa Ca.
%, obra del Director del BoLxrx
MIRcANTL. Consiene 50 pAginas
dc lecturs, en- 4e..msyor, y, como
90 ha anuneiado, 20 dediea oil lies
ire Jefe del Partido "Uni6s Cons
titucionai" do Caba. Exfmo III
Marques de Apsxssguia. Consis
ne el siguiense progFamA;
+" Dedicatoris. -- Prelndios. --
Dssarrollo del plaa.--ConsidsrA
clones. Ell pre- ambalo sxpoaiei6a.
Los Mnnicipioe.--La CAmaS,
Insular.-El Consejo.--El Gober
nador General. LA hisscFia.--Ll
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
WATERLOO POLiTICO".
ExAMEN CRTTICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALRs TEORfAs
sOBRB QUE DRsoANsA HI RDrYICIo
POLfTIOo MoDEREo,
DON lGNACIO DiAZ CANEJA,
IgETul DBL ~SalErA xEtslEEl" u Hnn u,
DKDICAToRiA.
LA RAzON DEL TITULo.

DKDIcAToRiA.
LA RAZoN DEL TITULo.
EUMARIo--Luchemoe.--Eld deber
Cumplido.-La generaci0n que SUI
be.-La justiCia humana -Pretex-
tos crimlnales. - La formula del
progreso.-Rl p'ogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. La opinl6n p6blloa.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
ell periodismo.-Lo que "a hoy Ia
prensa.-La prensa J las leyeG--
"a politica-Lo que debe ser 10
politica.-O6mo sc haeen loo poll
ticos.--O6mo nRcen los partidoa. 1880
Los programs polideoA -ArtiA-
clos politicos%--Rl carnaval politi-
so.-Mlserias politicaa. - SGncezi-
dad politicA--FanAtlsmo poiitieo
La democraeia-Pr Principles de-
mocrAticoa. .--Ahsurdos democrAsi-
cos.-Delirios democTAticos. -- La
Ibertad de 10 OAsedra.--Lbersad
contra derecho.--LA igualdad 90.
ciAl.--La iguAldAd en- Ia hissoriA A---
La igualdad ante Ia rax6n.--Isa So
berania.--La demAgoglA- Ioa hun
nos modernoa.--La Fevolaci6n. --
Las huelgas.--ConfnAlon y e&oa. ---
III nihillsmo.-PropagAhdas demo
ledoraa Cancer eocial.--Ansino-
mias y AnomaliaA-Rl mayor dc
los eFrorca. AHA va la naves---Eps.
logo y eonelnsi6n.
De veniA--En 10 1mpreasA De-
BoLKTLx MMRcAKxII-
Preclo.--Un peso elncaenla eoH
tAvos cIcmplAr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

Sc ccn,oc 8 los Sres DiputA-
dos Provinciales para Lac proxi-
mas sesiones del primer periodo
semestral del corriente afic econo-
mico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

rigen, y que el impuesto de 81 80,
por cada 100 kil6gramos. estableci
do par Ia Ultima Ley de Presupues-
tos, se cobrara aparte en- 10 forma
que se reCaude.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

LiDros de texto en elInstituto
y Escuelas Normales y que se ha-
yam de venta en- Ia Liberia del Bo-
LETIN:
Gramatica Oastellana.
Historic de Espafs, 8. Oasado
Historic General, Fernandez de
'astro.
Aritmetfca, Cardin.
Aritmetics, Cortazaf.
Algebra, Oortazar.
Algebra, Cardin.
Geometria, Cardin.
6eometrfs, Cortazar.
Ferrer y Rivero, Legislation.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortosa.
Fisica y Quimica, Feli6.
Pedagcgia, Santos.
Ret6rica y Poetics, Regtllez.
Economfa Politica, Garnier,
Fisica y Quimics. Morate.
Geograffa, Morate.
Retorica y Pcetica, TerraSillas
Ffsics y Qufmica, Sanchez CASA
do.
Traducci6n latina, Polo.
Gramatica latina, Escartfn.
GramAtica latina, A. Perez, rds-
tica.
Psicologia. L6giea y Etics, Mes
tre.
Disquisiciones gramaticales, A
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Metodo solfeo, Eslava.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
GRAN LJCOR
MONO.
PTsAziaas Goa aseaall@ 2s i. clase per
im Secsesass Cssmttaaa EwTvpea |
Premiade ca csantas Expesiosoaes
ha side pTesentado.

PrsAds aau@ d l. ciase Fsade Expaona
10 Secedss CsHstaea EsTSpea ha side pvesntado.
sonlcc reconstituvente digestive, este Icor,
hsse cfmAn vegetables de medcnalea
eonscye Dc las bea mAs higens agadabes
cen. SO
e. ro s6lo hebda de
dgsyo geamense exeante esmnstvo que puede
d. L ds despnes &c las eomida
eohssrsa ssnd so6aatss hs padecen dpepas dgie
dnenAd lea enorarA ava empe evando maleetas
dranaa dges6n dGndoes vgor
qrirnes spEoveAa somds pcQue asan de ella todoR
10 pn sli ea sineh neiss nuiEhvos que gentlemen.
ssaa que be kseho de este Incompatible Labo
r@ C&sra B@vsma eorstuye nnfo sobre todos
eaos hassa el dsA 81 LsI n Cos Caaam E
aa III AsA<aFs 81 asss A0a@n Ia Pxbdad han peconiEss
30 exceanesaA
Capital en- los sasss dc La Palma Ma
lLLORQCIHA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
GOYA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzOUIAeA.
CASA de giros v c0mislones.
FORTALRzA. II.

CASA de gifos y c0miMones.
Agsntss de Jos vApores.corFeos Dc Is
OompAfiR TrssatlAntica 1spanola.
Agentes de Id ID de- los sefiorss LA.
'rinAgH y Co., do Liverpool.
Idem idem G. 81. Fletcher y Co.,
ID. (compahtA ola Flecha'') do ID.
AGENTS. de ID Id De los se1orss J. r.
NiekelG ? Co., Mnea de "Serra'.
Agsntsa de Bahe, Behrend = Ro %,
Ldnsa de "Serra".
Agsntss de la Oompaiiia do Ssgufoa
contra Incsndios dsnomins do To-" Ro.
yAl", IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
+, AL.DN so,

] NJ. U EWWW Sa a FRANCISCO 42,
Con tituio honorifico por 8. nj
el Rey, Premiado CON medalla de
plata y menci6p honoriflcs.
Hace pers0Dalmente toda clase
de retratos en- su nuevo Estableci
miento (primera en- 80 clase) de 8
dc Ia maflana q 5 de Ia tardes sun-
que el dia este nubladI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

Reglsmento general para 10
ejecucion de "a Ley Hipotecaria
de las Provinciag de UltrAmAr.
Contind'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

Telegrama del Ministerio de
UltramAr de que SO hab'a tam
bien en- otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
0ACETA De HOY.

Circular del Excmo Sr G ober-
nador General de que se da cuen.
ia en- otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
Privilegios de invenci6n.

Subastas: las de los aervicios
de recaudAti6n de contiibuciones
de los puehlos de A0uads, Pie.
dra', Trujdlo-'l'o = N"sJt'.
La del sumini'tro de carbon de
pi,drA de Cardiff = Cumberland d
que durante dos amos pueda ne.
esitarse para los buques de Ia
EstAcion Naval de la Isls y
demAs atenciones de MarinA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

Idem 28.-Facturas n6m 730 q 73l
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

A los Dibujsntes.- Aoaba d.
recibirse en- esta Imprenta magnih
co PAPBL MARQUILLA.
EsCudos Eacionalss 8 idsm dt
Puerto RiCo. Uamafio % x Al centi,
metros, & 25 centavos. Imprents
del BOLETIN.
manual Dc Ts'sgrsfia Przeti
Ca" por don Francisco Perez Blan.
ca, Director Jefe de Centro del
Ouerpo de Telegrsfos.
Acaba de recibirse Y Sc vende en-
|esta ImpreDta tan importante obra.
Libros de Venta.-En esta In
prenta bay gran existencia de los
siguientes libros:
GRAMATICA OASTELLANA.
por la AGA demia Espsnola.
ARITMETICA por CortaEar.
FlSIOA por Feliu.
QU1MIOA por Felir.
Rstratos de Su Ssntidad "Le6n
XIII Los 6nicos aut6nticos, del
renombrsdo OhsrtrAn, de varios
tamalos, Sc vendsn en- esta I'm.
prents. Esta acreditsdo que ell pa.
recido de estos reiratos con ell We
nerando original es fldelisimo. Rl
mIsmo Santo Padre asi 10 he reco-
nocido.
v6Ase ell anuncio que scerca de
tan msgniicos retratos Va en- trA
|parte.
"MaripOsa" "-C,pricho de Con-
cleric para Piano, obra selecta y
celebradisima del emlnente compo.
sitor don GonEalo de j. N6hez;
edicion de luio, elegantem nte
grabAda en- Ia Litografla del Bo.
LRTIs. Oonsta de 6 pAglnas de
deliclosa m6sIea, llevando al fren.
,e artistiea J Sleg6rica portada. A
/ peso el ejemplar en- sssa Impren.
to.
A oobrsr.-L0s psgas do habs
res del pfesente mes se haran paF
TesoreriA EN- estA Gorma, seg1n
AnunCIa 10 GaesGa;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

aAusg s&a s.xsaza eea aasasx
U.s. ssE Asa Asxseass a.saaa.
0s ssSsa agxa*1 b glxassa,
easg ~ { ass.sA.
ask sa@a ~Ns1s M.ssaAsss. ga Ess
ST. aes1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
La Salud de
H
Los Mics.

On nino delgado esta siempre,e o
peligro porque le faltan fuerza.2
para defenderse de los ataques de
las Intermediates. Los ninos deben
estar siempre gruesos. Esa es su
natnraleza.
La delgadez es question s6ria-
especialmente en- la nin6z. On nine
raquitico tiene en- la Emulsion de
Scott de aceite de higado de baca-
lao con hipofosftos de cal Y sosa
Ell medic de recuperar fuerzas !
carnes. La Emulsion de Scoit
crea carnes por medic de la grasa
asimilable. Esta preparada de
modo que 10 desordene ell mas
debil est0mago. Miles de madres
han quejado admiradas al yer cor.
que rapid6z han recobrado sus hiios
carnes y fuerzas usando la EmuL
sion de Scott. Exijase la etiqueta
del hombre con ell bacalao q cuestas
~>Oe venta en- todas parties.
scoTr BOVINE, QuimioOs, Nuesa gora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
WIN 0rJARIlBE'
de DUSART
Con- Lncfo- Eos ia to d. Cal

WE L Laeto. Fosfato de cal conte-
nido en- eli Vino y Jarabe
de Dusart es IN reparador
- do los mas energicos. AdanEa
y endercEa los hnesos de los nihos
rdqHi.ieos. devuelve el vigor y Ia
actlvidAd los adolescenles decaidos
y liz tAiieos. y los que esIAn pri-
vados De apetiso, Atigados pov tsn
| cree mien,o muy rApido d los essu-
dies. In Ia TIns faeilita L. elcalri'
Eaeioa dc los palmones.
Las maJeres sHsAaragatils cue
reeurrsn IL Vino & Jarabo do
Dusart soporsAn sa essado s1n
tsglga Alguna, sln y6anl.os y dan q
las eriasnras Fpans;as.
III feaeto- fiagfI1fo ae eaicn riqrsee
Ia lecAe dc las 4So~srszsss y P reserv2
4 loo nlAos Dc IL DsAxrrA y Dc las
snleruasAAAus dc deszrrolls,. Con
81 henencA ingacnetA Il IAs sssesfa
~ eEcesaA sln cAnszaeso nj G. oval.
stones.
fAaa q. r@ Esr@sas ss As4ss lss sasa sA-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
SER: para 2a!gia:

litograGadas er papel porcelanAdc
de los tsmsfios mas corrientes. 4
Is centavos una. En- Ia Litogrs-
fla del BoLETIN MERCANTIL de
A. LINN, Sucesora de Morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

En- 10 proxima semRna re paga-
ran por ell Tesoro Las siguientes
facturss de turno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
e TtAAlIn San jose esauinG Al
De HsVRUUs fonso XII:

Constante surtido de relojes, =
prenderfa de orc con brillantes y
piedras finas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
objetos y venden. q precios m6di-
cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

0Nto1c- ~os--SccSaoGTs - o
+" DO . 3sy7s
27.- ayg
+" 26-Secca6n s.
Eovbrc 6, -- Pcrslonos co gene.
rel.
81 - CekAnt-s, IabllAdos
y reisFsdoa
" S.-OlAsea pAslvAa FeeA-
denlea en Ia Penln.
KalA
=. X. p.-HG fAllesl6s sn tgsa
Capital sl ApfscaAbae sehoT u, FfAa
caseo kameses. Onesal del tssnu-
msslso pslnacs hasAlloa de yo.na.
saslos ! emp'sRdo dela Exe~a ID,
pusaea6a PfuVlnsAl.
TAEbAsa "a tallsedae CO eslA Ca
EalsAi al ~ ID. P&sxszsa Naxan. rssa,
mahse la1EasFsA gSsko &c IA axsx.
altaao essahaesasaAeAEo 6e aassau@sA .
uoesa Asaa.s ae = sswsna goa a
ly EreAszAa aas sesgesssssa sasaailaa
nceass1a tsAsss &c ess A3ss4eA
| ITALIA. -~ As-a saAsss A. Kxasa
dr f~~ltsaf Ia Es@EA sst@ - s.asaa
e. % nsgEAss SasaAE xsa = &C.
Ese gtos AEss Das ai o. lrus8asaa.
sAs<sa psss Isss@as ~ u. W s@ss
LswsA DasAa eAasa Aesss. xae 60 ~
sSsszsa J ssa sAe. s1s A4 saas , swx@
sA43 pps nsssaasa sa.EH asa Aaaaasgsa
a. an 81 al ~ FAiAsaSs J Ay~ 8
EaH.
| gAxs~A3ea 81 ns asna 4 sa
sAssA1 s@ss@ 1s@s4 sa. s@eexssxG As3ssss
O. tssaasss&.Aa &c sesaasa nsssssssa
eas@.
/ AA4ss IA Al gmsf@ 6s "a
Fasssss sxassA sasmas ssAa 80
lsAsss aAssaaa O. ssas sss - 4
Ilsss&ssa - ssAs Gs sssa. aassssssa.A
aaas 3 ~ xsska AaasaAssAsE AsA ssmaas
Fssss sssss co AsaeasUsaAs IS gsas2
Est AAa as asasmaaAa As gws azsss /
ssssa ssssAs ss "A sxsasa.aAa azssA
Es1GA A@sa&ss ns# seselssm go sssmsAl
kssr asss
5s@ssssAsm assAanA aa esss masf
nNs assaAsss sss saa
4 s&0ss s&EA.susws a. aAl
z4AzssSm xas.a ss@ ssas - asassasssAsas a
sss se0 AkgHsa assa s@a~asassaaaa nesa
asxaa Go As4uss aaaa saasaa. ssaAsssrssss
nssss ssssasssm ss ass ~ MsnA&@
Aamsa@ ks4 asasas8 70 sn Ssaa aas
! sx ~ a1aasssss gss kMa sasa ssa
J fmanaS SAsAasA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
HERNAIz q CO.
>7.-TNTUAE-Is'

Imports dores en- grande escals,
de merc&nciss de tOdss proCeden-
eias.
Sus tieEdas dc detail La LUZ
ELEOTRIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre las major
surtidas.
Tienen Sucursales importadoras
en- Arecsbo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
DE LA xSL.A.
BERTRAN HERMANOS,
Ell BAZAAR UNIVERSAL.
HUMACAO PUERTo-R Rico.

AOMAOAO L u OBRIO-h1COs
Oonsignatarios de B1ques, Agen-
tes en- este puerto de los vapores
Rita, Pauline, Ida y Maria de la II.
nea de Sierra, Barcelons. Impor.
tadores de mereanciaP, ferreteria y
provisiones de todas clsses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

Ess8 sss ~Ass 4ss sssss aatssaaa.asgss
lass xag AAaaaaaaa 2a4HAA smxa
.Asx.sS - Tssuauss
kAsa s@s n "a AsaHa = s#asEassa ..
@sas sa9 Esss @ss' sas9A s@ss
he - sxs
sssa sas y Sc MksA sMaxa s@asa
Al saaAssss
kAa9 ssa ~Axssssss aassa 9aas
A Neas AsA
ksse sa4 aAsesaaaa aaasa smaa
Aaas8aA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
c8AsPRIIMID0S De VIcHY pE FGpIT

LIS kmulSl0n do SCOTT eS un
triunfo en- los anales de la qulmics
J de la terapeutica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22

HTEaHEHlnEs 3 HTtELsa ,Faa nmal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-22
9fACETILLAS. -.

A los DibujsntsS.- Acsba dc
recibirse en- esta Imprenta magnifi-
co PAPBL MARQUILLA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
rhn RI,rr of ,Ia.lodnn..

The Society for Revision of Geo graphical Names have not, to my knowledge. ever considered the ad- visibility of changing the name of lchtucknee river 10 that of The River of Mastodons. but 1t is clear that something should be done in that direction for the little thread of Florida water. Although tnpreten- tious within itself. 1t is known to learned men the world over as the plas4. where more mastOdonic re- mains have been found than any locality of equal area on the globe. Within a distance of less than two miles no fewer than six skeletons of these gigantic extinct animals have been fished from it's bed
 One of these skeletons, according to Dr. Root. Is the largest SO far found in this or any other country. For years exploring expeditions have made regtiIar trips up and down Ich- tucknee looking for mastodon bones and teeth in the sands and grapplng the le,I of the stream with sharp iron hooks with a nope of discovering hidden anteliluvian remains beneath the water St. Louis Republic.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
carle.lll.. ef or.,e Rehhlpr.

Under the laws of Draco. which you will remember as being the most severe code ever drawn up, all grave robbers were put to death without trial The old Athenian laws put a slave to death for disturbing body after interment; but in the case of Q freeman a 'conhscation of a mCiety of his possession" was the penalty. Constantine decreed that a woman might obtain a divorce if she could prove that her husband had dis turbed the remains of the dead. At one time i'm the time of the seventh and eighth Henrys) the English law held that it Is deemed unlawful to open Q grave for a second person. ex- cept for 6 husband or wife
 If l havc not been misinformed. grave robbers in this country only lay themselve liable to a fine and im- prisonment for q short time, unless 1t can be proved that they took the grave clothes along with the body For this reason ghouls treal profes- sionalsl always strip the remains stark naked before depositing them in the long sack preparatory to their removal to some medical col lege. St. Louis Republic
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
surI.r,.ed the nn.en.

Old D. is the man who stirred up the royal household at Windsor oh. thirty years ago, most likely. He was in company that had been in yited commanded. in the lingo of royalty to play at the castle before the queen The hall used for theat- rlcal performances Is small one and the dressing rooms are 80 near the stage that almost every word that IS spoken in loud tone can be heard in front It was one of Shake EIseares tragedies or historical plays that they were 10 do that night. and 1t was a whim of the queens that they should be ,lressed in the old armor that belongs to the castle. It would give greater verisimilitude to the piece,
 An armorer. who was expert in putting on the old hreastplates and helmets, was sent behind to wait on the company, and his hammer could be heard clinking now and then on a piece Of steel, Hhen suddenly old b. $ voice was heard. distinctly audible to the people in front Where the bloody hlazes Is that blacksmith. to tighten ou these ere nutsf4 The queen nearly fell of from her chair. New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
One Man. Tad.

There used to be in LOndon-and may still be. who knows an eccen- trio old gentleman whose delight was the sight of pretty foot. If he saw one, no matter whether the owner were old or young. handsome or ugly. poor or rich, clad in purple or in rags. be would follow it so long ss it continued to trip, tread or drag itself along! And if perchance its chaussure were down in sole. and its owner were longingly to finger in front of a shoe and boot store, then this eccentric old gentleman would come forward and humbly ask per mission to present 1t with a covering worthy of Its beauty.
 Sometimes the offer was rejected, sometimes it was accepted. The boots-or shOes-were then duly tried on. bought and paid for And our eccentric old friend thought himself amply rewarded by being allowed to be present at the trying on. He de sired no other acknowledgment of his charity charity it frequently was-but with a final bow to the newly shod foot he retired and was not seen again until another little foot tempted him to repeat the scene. ne.-Exchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
4 Freak ef n nnIlat.

During the Nez Pcrve Indian war l was running a race with some if. teen or twenty Indians. The goal was small mound. Whoever reached the mound first could hold it. We had some friends coming on the trail, which passed just ut the foot of the mound The horse l was riding was quite fast. l had got a hundred yards or so ahead of my companion and stopped to take a shot at an Indian After had shot ] jumped on my horse just as a young fellow came up. We were on the move when he said. Lew. I'm shot. asked him if he was hurt badly. He said. No; Ihave caught the bullet All right. said l: put IL in your pocket
 let my horse run and soon left him. for l had the trail and the h. dians had the grass. l reached the foot of the mound when the nearest Indian was about l50 yards from the foot on his side. The mound was tolerably steep and about i50 feet high l let my horse climb as fast as he could. When 1 reached the top jumped of. and the Indians were on the run to get out of the reach of my long range Remington opened fro and kopt it up as long as they were in sight When the excitement was over the young fel- low showed me where he had been shot.
 The ball had just grazed his arm, making blue streak about five inches long. and had struck his gun barrel (where t screws into tue frame) and had raised a dent on the inside of the barrel as large as a pea 1; it then glanced and fell into his left hand The gun was ruined. but it saved his life.
 The shot had been fired at me, as the young fellow had not been in sight for an instant Cor, Forest and Stream.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
whsro she osts Her Ide.s.

How do you manage always to secure such picturesque pOsesi" was asked of a successful amateur in pho tography My method is very sim pie. she answered When first began to photograph regular DOT traits found that 1t was almost inn possible to mal-e people take easy and becoming attitudes, and that generally So much time was lost in adjusting, suggesting and changing that by the time the picture was taken the subject was tired out, and something stif and unsatisfactory was the result Finally l hit upog the plan of cutting out from the il- frustrated papers and periodicals every graceful and picturesque fig ure or group of figures came across. until now have a large collection, which use to pose people with. l select an attitude, show it to my sitter and ask him or her to assume the posture. This Is done with more or less accuracy and an immediate picture is the result. aud in nine cases out of ten 1t is very satisfactory. n-- Philadelphia Times
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
readInz ,s Politics.

found the druggist reading a newspaper and apparently consider. ably excited. A county ticket had been nominated the day before, and It turned out that he did not favor some of the candidates, although of his party. Notwithstanding 1 was a stranger, he began talking local poli- ncs to me and was going it strong when colored man came in.
 Now, then, what do you wantr7 demanded the druggist.
 "Quinine. sah-ten cents wuth."
 The druggist went back of the counter to put it up, still talking politics, and the longer he talked the madder he got. l did not pay strict attention to what he was doing. but after the negro had gone it struck me that a mistake had been made.
 Did that man ask for quininei" ] asked.
 'I believe he did, and what on earth could have possessed that con vention to nominate such a man as Sam Raines for sheriff! I'-
 Are you sure you gave him qui- ninei"
 Why, I presume I did. I'll see that ticket in Texas before I'll sup port it
 My friend" persisted, T be heve you gave that man morphine. Isn't that the label on the bottlei"
 Didn't he ask for morphinei"
 ''No."
 "well, he's got some, confound him. Here-where'd he got"
 He ran to the door and called, Sam Sam! !T and presently the col ored man returned.
 sam, what did you ask fort"
 'Quinine. sah."
 Well. guess gave you nor phine. Hand it over and I'll ex- change it. The idea of putting up Sam Raines when there was such good timber. I'll bolt the whole ticket from top to bottom"
 He made the exchange in such a cool, matter of fact way that after the customer had departed I said:
 That was a narrow escape for some one. eh2'
 Yes; might have killed a nigger, And I'll let that crowd know they can't stuff no such nominations down me! It's an outrage, and one which must be rebuked at the polls as it deserves New York Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
What He Thought.

As Mrs. L. s nearest neighbor was a hardworking man with a family to support by his daily labor, the child ren were brought up to earn an honest penny and to have a frugal mind Many choice bits found their way from Mrs. L. $ table to the plates of the children in the next house. One day she called Carl in and gave him 8 large dish heaped with broken cake and other things that such a child would delight in and which he carried carefully and thankfully home
 Returning a day or two later with the empty dish, he came in and stood so long warming himself by the kitchen fire that at length Mrs. L. inquired, Did yOi want any thing. CarlF To which the little fnarcier replied, Well, l thought as mach as could be you'd give me a penny for bringing home the dish v New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-25
nnu nor,r. Grnu-

Rocks do not grow in the sense tbat a plant grows They may in crease by accretiou and they may undergo chemical change The old seabed being lifted up becomes sand stone and limestone; the volcanic ash and lava strewn over the plains becomes tufa, hard enough for build ing stone The pebbly shore of q river becomes conglomerate. The simple mineral does grow, however, when it takes a crystal form The sparkling prism of quartz increases from an atom to crystal as large as a forearm by q process of addition and assimilation. wonderfully slow, but beautifully regular, exactly as crys- tals of ice form on the window pane.
 Brooklyn Eagle,